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Her Least Favorite Things

Posted Mar 29, 08 10:30 AM CDT in Arts & Living 

(Newser) – OK, she’s clearly ticked—but what set her off this time? Lisa Jones lets Men’s Health in on 8 things guys shouldn't do. Read up, she says, and "you'll be able to stop repelling the women you want to meet—or aggravating the one you have."

  1. Nail clippings on the nightstand are a no-no. Observe basic hygiene.
  2. Avoid vague talk of the future—is she in it or not?
  3. Don't text before the first date. Have the guts to call.

  1. Deflate her shopping high and deflate her: no asking what it cost.
  2. No locker-room talk. Don’t call her by her last name.
  3. Make an effort even after you're married. She still likes flowers.
  4. Fine, browse porn on the computer. Just have the sense to delete your history.
  5. If you're going to refuse sex explain why, or expect "emotional, crying wreckage."

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Girls like a little romance--even after years of marriage.   (Getty Images)
Go on a date before you text her.   ((c) Brymo)
Study up on the 8 things she hates about you.   (Index Open)
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