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My Personal Dream Boy Checklist

I decided to develop some better standards when it comes to guys, so here we go.

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My Personal Dream Boy Checklist

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The qualities are not listed in any order and this is MY checklist. There is nothing wrong with disagreeing with my list. Everyone has their own idealized wishes.

1. Attractiveness

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DON'T HATE ME, OKAY? Attractiveness is not the most important thing, but I still place a little bit of importance on it.

2. Taller than me

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Sticking with the somewhat shallow qualities, I prefer when a guy is taller than me. I just like big, warm hugs. It's comforting.

3. Sense of humor

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I like a guy that can make me smile.

4. Physically affectionate

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I describe myself as a very "cuddly" person. I LOVE hugs, kisses, and cuddles.

5. Patience

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I'm kind of stupid sometimes, so it is very helpful when a guy is patient with me. I have some issues to work through, so they need to be understanding about that.

6. Nice/pretty eyes

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I want eyes that I could get lost in.

7. In shape

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Someone that works out sometimes, not a huge, steroid-taking bodybuilder.

8. Career/Job that I can relate to

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Now, they don't need to have a big, fancy salary or anything. I just want to be able to understand them when they talk about work. I want to be able to relate to them in that way.

9. Same "big issue" stances

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We don't need to agree on everything, but we do need to agree on big issue things.

10. Motivated in life

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I would go crazy if my significant other just sat around, unmotivated, every day. I need someone that wants something out of life. Someone inspired.

11. Optimistic

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I don't want someone that is blindly optimistic, but just someone that can help me see the good in the world.

12. Gentle

6. Be gentle with yourself. Giphy

I suffer from a bit of PTSD, so I need a man that can be gentle with me.

13. Good with kids

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I don't feel the need to biologically have children, but I definitely want to adopt/foster children. I need a man that won't be the dad that my father was.

14. Dog lover

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This isn't a requirement, but I have always planned to have dogs in my home.

That concludes my dream boy checklist. Now, if I follow this list, maybe I won't have so many terrible ex boyfriends.

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