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These are what i need in a long term partner. what do you think?

- showing empathy

- good sense of humor

- communicates well

- listens to me and makes me feel heard

- Good Hygiene

- able to plan things well in advance

- is responsible (with money, work, etc)

- respectful

- is always on time or tries to be. isn't flaky

- gets along with my family

- At least attempts to partake in my hobbies even if they don't end up liking them after trying them out

- Doesn't constantly bring up exes proving they are truly over them and not comparing me to them

- respects my schedule and doesn't blow up my phone if i can't answer their text for awhile

- Shows maturity especially with her emotions

- takes accountability if she truly is in the wrong about something and makes actual attempts to not do it again through her actions

- Doesn't overreact to the smallest things that ultimately don't matter

- it would be great if we were sexually compatible too but i can probably overlook it if all else is good with her

https://www.yahoo.com/news/george-santos-arrest-arraignment-indictment-federal-charges-170344455.html
George Santos arrested: What are the charges and what's next after his not guilty plea?

Rep. George Santos, R-N. Y., pleaded not guilty in federal court Wednesday to 13 criminal counts of four charges, including wire fraud, money laundering, theft of public funds and making false statements to the House of Representatives.

Santos was arraigned in Central Islip, N. Y., after surrendering to federal authorities there earlier Wednesday afternoon. He was released on $500,000 bond, and his next court date was set for June 30.

Speaking to reporters outside the courthouse after the arraignment, Santos said he has "plenty of evidence" proving his innocence and vowed to clear his name.

"This is a witch hunt," Santos said, adding that he has no plans to resign — and still intends to run for reelection.

Here’s everything we know about the charges and what led to his arrest.
What’s in the indictment?

The charges, which were filed in the Eastern District of New York by the Justice Department and unsealed Wednesday, include seven counts of wire fraud, three counts of money laundering, one count of theft of public funds and two counts of making materially false statements to the House of Representatives. Prosecutors allege that Santos solicited campaign funds under false pretenses and used the money for personal expenses, including designer clothes and credit card and car payments. They also allege he stole pandemic unemployment money.