What I Want in a Partner:
- Emotionally available and self-aware
- Honest, even when it’s uncomfortable
- Loyal and faithful
- Communicates openly without manipulation or guilt
- Supportive of growth and healing
- Patient, kind, and emotionally mature
- Has a solid sense of humor
- Responsible with money and life choices
- Shares similar values and long-term goals
- Willing to apologize and take accountability
- Affectionate and expressive
- Respects personal boundaries and space
- Enjoys meaningful conversations
- Open-minded and non-judgmental
- Can handle conflict without being toxic
- Makes me feel safe, seen, and appreciated
- Knows how to balance fun and responsibility
- Adds to my peace—not my chaos
What I Don’t Want in a Partner:
- Narcissistic or manipulative
- Emotionally unavailable or dismissive
- Lies, cheats, or gaslights
- Avoids accountability or plays the victim
- Condescending or controlling
- Uses my past against me
- Addicted to drama or thrives on chaos
- Financially irresponsible or dependent
- Constantly negative or overly critical
- Jealous, possessive, or insecure
- Disrespectful to others (friends, family, strangers)
- Refuses to grow or take care of themselves
- Pressures or guilt-trips me into things
- Thinks “love” means ownership
- Dismisses or belittles my feelings
- Makes me feel like I’m hard to love
- Doesn’t know what they want but wastes my time
Activities & Hobbies I’d Love to Share With a Partner:
- Road trips and spontaneous adventures
- Cooking together or trying new foods (healthy ones!)
- Listening to music and going to concerts
- Deep convos under the stars or on the couch
- Exploring nature—walks, hikes, beach days
- Traveling—near or far, with no pressure
- Taking photos or making memories just because
- Chill nights doing nothing—but together
- Supporting each other’s goals and passions
- Learning new things or taking on mini projects together
- Hitting the gym every day, staying active
- Healthy eating and a focus on overall wellness
- Taking my dog on runs or walks together
Most Definitely No:
(These are hard stops. No exceptions.)
- Cheating of any kind—physical or emotional
- Lying, gaslighting, or manipulation
- Physical, emotional, or financial abuse
- Addiction to drugs or alcohol with no intent to recover
- Racism, sexism, homophobia, or any form of hate
- Controlling behavior or jealousy disguised as “love”
- Disrespect toward me, my space, or my time
- Lack of ambition or drive to better themselves
- Disregard for hygiene or health
- Playing mind games or leading people on
- Refusing to grow, learn, or take responsibility
- Drama addicts who live for chaos
- Someone who doesn’t respect animals—especially my dog
- Treating people in the service industry poorly
- Someone who sees relationships as power plays, not partnerships