What makes Japanese women say, 'I never want to see that jerk again!'
Every so often, the website www.sugoren.com conducts surveys among Japanese people on topics such as dating, love and relationships. In the latest one,they asked Japanese women what behavior by men on dates turn them off the most.
Here are some of the answers.
1. He’s always bragging about what car he drives or what school he graduated from.
2. He acts superior and critical of others and makes comments like, “That guy is completely useless.”
3. Without being asked, he tells you about his views on love, like “If I had a girlfriend, I’m the type who would do such-and-such.”
4. He talks constantly, in exhausting detail, about one subject he’s a geek about.
5. He’s pushy and obsessed with work and tells you all about his vision for the future.
6. He tells pointless stories that make you think, “So what?”
7. He brags about the girls he’s dated and what jobs his former girlfriends had.
8. He makes dirty jokes and tells you about his sex life without being asked.
9. He presses you with questions about your love life: “Do you have a boyfriend?” “Why did you break up?”
Metropolis magazine (www.metropolis.co.jp)
source: JAPANTODAY
Here are some of the answers.
1. He’s always bragging about what car he drives or what school he graduated from.
2. He acts superior and critical of others and makes comments like, “That guy is completely useless.”
3. Without being asked, he tells you about his views on love, like “If I had a girlfriend, I’m the type who would do such-and-such.”
4. He talks constantly, in exhausting detail, about one subject he’s a geek about.
5. He’s pushy and obsessed with work and tells you all about his vision for the future.
6. He tells pointless stories that make you think, “So what?”
7. He brags about the girls he’s dated and what jobs his former girlfriends had.
8. He makes dirty jokes and tells you about his sex life without being asked.
9. He presses you with questions about your love life: “Do you have a boyfriend?” “Why did you break up?”
Metropolis magazine (www.metropolis.co.jp)
source: JAPANTODAY