1 ySee relationship can definitely have too many red flags! Red flags are signs or indicators that something may be potentially harmful, unhealthy, or toxic in a relationship. Having too many red flags can indicate a dangerous or abusive relationship. Don't ignore them. If u see any , run! Beaware.
Ik every person has good and bad sides , but if bad side is more than good side then u should stay away from that person.
Some common red flags in relationships include:
- Manipulation or control
- Emotional or physical abuse
- Gaslighting or denial of reality
- Disrespect or contempt
- Lack of boundaries or privacy
- Infidelity or dishonesty
- addictions🤷
- Disregard for personal values or beliefs
- Isolation from friends and family
- Constant criticism or belittling
If you notice multiple red flags in your relationship, it's essential to take them seriously and consider seeking help or support. You deserve a healthy and respectful relationship!
Remember, red flags often escalate over time, so don't ignore them or rational. 💕🤗I hope u get it. Have a great day🤗00 Reply
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uhhh, none? What about yellow flags tho, i think maybe this is your question? Yellow flags are things that can be improved because the person is open to improvement, ex: They are bad a managing finances -- its ok because they can learn and are willing to when you point it out. Red flag however, ex: They're best friends with their ex, and have little boundaries that they dont wanna change -- naturally this would make a person uncomfortable for the risk of cheating. At that point you leave, this is not within your reach
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1 yI think every relationship needs a few red flags.
Like for example, say you and your boyfriend are driving somewhere, and your car breaks down. If you have a red flag in the trunk, you can use that to signal for help.
Red flag can also help you in the event of a flood or a hurricane.
But red flags aren't just for emergencies. They can be fun too. They can liven up football games, birthday parties, and nights out on the town.
So when it comes to red flags in a relationship, I say the more the merrier.
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1 yHi, I assume you're an аdmin. Who else would ask these sort of impersonal questions? But regardless of who you are. Regardless of which country you're from, the answer to how many red flags are acceptable depends on whether you vote for Harris or Trump.


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As a relationship coach, I'm all about helping you spot those sneaky red flags before they turn into stop signs. In my opinion, zero is the magic number when it comes to red flags, darling! You deserve nothing less than a healthy, love-filled connection 💕. Trust me, ignoring those red flags is like choosing to go on a ghost train ride – thrilling at first, but ultimately unsettling. Keep your standards high and your heart open! 😘✨
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1 yOne red flag ends a relationship. Several yellow flags are allowable, depending on their severity.
Definitions...
A red flag is your partner doing something that you cannot live with.
A yellow flag may be a red flag for some people, but you can live with it.
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1 yRed flags come and go it's the boundaries that are set with someone that matters. If they care to consistently ignore or break your boundaries then that is the biggest red flag of them all.
00 Reply 319 opinions shared on Relationships topic. Well fires can be red. When are fires ever acceptable?
Yes, fires can sometimes be controlled
but people cannot.
00 Reply4.6K opinions shared on Relationships topic. Just depends on what the red flags are , if it’s a red flag that can be fixed then fix it , if it can’t be fixed walk away
00 Reply1.4K opinions shared on Relationships topic. This question made me smile and I really want to know all the answers to this and I would truly love to know what all those red flags are
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1 yEveryone has red flags to some degree. Everyone has gotten to the point we all think we deserve better and the truth is a lot of us don't. Many of us are more insufferable than we realize.
I'm in an on again off again relationship with my child's mother who is a pathological liar. Lying is one step down from cheating. But I'm a realist. She puts up with all my bullshit (and believe me there's a lot) so ultimately red flags or not, we make it work because we brought a human to planet earth.
00 Reply1.6K opinions shared on Relationships topic. I don't look at a fixed number, I try to understand what is going on, if its resolvable and how likely it is to happen again. Every time risks me judging that the wrong way and leaving but in general I am highly understanding and willing to work things out.
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Anonymous(18-24)1 yThe only red flag I had about my husband was that he was just so charming, handsome, older charming and tall but he was intrested in 4ft6 skinny, flat chested, red haired me in pigtails. I just thought he was a player because other women were always flirting with him.
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1 yround zero... or we solve them, or we break up...
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1 yDate a man that align with your core values. That all I can. Say. Observe him and see whether his values align with yours. It's not always about looks. That's where the shit comes from. We are More worried about how he looks that the quality of his character. And that is where we go wrong. Date a hit sexy man that aligns with your values and the things you stand for. Don't go after looks.
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1 yIf you accept any red flags, you're asking for a toxic relationship. If something sets off an alarm for you, talk it over and resolve it, or end it.
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1 yPersonally I think anyone that talks about “red” flags as anything other than serious behavioral issues are a red flag themselves. So by that definition there need only be 1
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Before that person is not relationship material
2.3K opinions shared on Relationships topic. The ones that I have, I accept those in others. The ones that I do not have, I do not accept in others.
00 Reply405 opinions shared on Relationships topic. I think it's more of what the red flags are then how many there are. Because if you look hard enough there's always red flags, but what they are us what makes the difference
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m 1 yThe comments:
Guys: Some.
Girls: None.
... Not ready yet for balance 😂00 Reply - 461 opinions shared on Relationships topic.
1 yit depends, if they are unhonest with you, then one will be enough. Honesty goes along with the word trust and if you can’t trust your partner because they’re not being honest with you. One will be enough.
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1 yIt depends on what the red flags are and whether you are willing to compromise for that person.
No one is perfect.
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1 yRed flags don't always mean land mines. So the answer is however many it takes for you to realize that you're about to step on a landmine.
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You deserve MHO man @ProbablyClueless for a man of that name you're very attuned 🧠
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@paledreams thank you sir!
1 yI think you get two max, but red flags and jailbreakers are two different things and we also have to understand if there working through them they’re in therapy
00 ReplyIf they chit chat they procrastinating tries to get you wasted lies stink if not shrink.. I not think any should be acceptable making the girl bow down it ends up getting swallow grows on her and get sucked on just before climax chomped on🤬😡🫤
00 Reply532 opinions shared on Relationships topic. One is too many... That's why they are "red flags."
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1 yPersonally, zero. none. I see a red flag, I'm out.
00 Reply9.9K opinions shared on Relationships topic. That is very subjective and depends on your individual tolerance and values.
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1 yNo more than one and only if there’s a really good reason
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1 yHow many? 1 is enough to walk away. Why would you carry on with the toxicity if it's clearly not working?
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1 yIt isn’t the number of red flags but the gravity of the red flags that make whether they are palatable or not.
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1 ynone if you're just gonna always be bothered by it
Can't change them
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Anonymous(36-45)1 yNone. Especially severe mental health issues, emotional or any other kind of abuse. Those are things that you’re foolish to overlook, if you’re aware of them.
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Anonymous(18-24)1 yConsider that one red flag might be enough, the more red flags you let go…. You’ll fall for all until it is too late to bail….
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1 yI don't count flags. The relationship either works, or it doesn't.
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Anonymous(45 Plus)1 yIt depends what they are. Ideally none. But let's be realistic. People are mixed bags. Just cause it walks and quacks like a duck doesn't always mean it's a duck.
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1 yNone.
Yellow and green flags for me.00 Reply
Anonymous(30-35)1 yIf she flirts with guys, has a ton of guy friends, has daddy issues, thrives off drama, has toxic girlfriends giving her stupid advice
00 ReplyIts a not a red flag but a yellow one if you have to ponder how many are acceptable.
00 Reply1.6K opinions shared on Relationships topic. Each red flag is different. One red flag like yelling would be enough for me.
00 ReplyI think the real question should be what kind of red flags are acceptable, it's never really about the number.
00 ReplyIts about what are these res flags but definitely not many
00 Reply6.7K opinions shared on Relationships topic. Zero. That's why they are called "red flags".
21 Replyexactly, Just one flag can be bad enough.
983 opinions shared on Relationships topic. i don't measure my life in 'red flags'
00 Reply955 opinions shared on Relationships topic. Even one red flag means disqualification
00 ReplyThey shouldn’t be accepted.
00 Reply1.2K opinions shared on Relationships topic. 3. But not seeing even one, can be a red flag
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1 ySomewhere in the neighborhood of zero.
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1 yIt's subjective
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1 yHmm.. zero.
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1 yDepends on the sizes of the flags.
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00 Reply11.2K opinions shared on Relationships topic. a few of them
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1 yI can deal with 20%
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1 yAs many as you are willing to put up with.
00 Reply399 opinions shared on Relationships topic. NONE.
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Anonymous(25-29)1 y3-4..
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1 yZero
00 Reply 4.1K opinions shared on Relationships topic. Less than 1
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1 yZero.
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