4. Going to their place unannounced

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First of all, did you find out their home or work address because they told you or because you did an extensive Google search on them prior to your first date? If you’re in the clear, then send them a message that you’re going to surprise them at least half an hour before you get there–that way you pull off the sweet gesture without coming off like a stalker.

3. Talking about marriage or past relationships

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Things have been going great and your connection is undeniable, but you’re shooting yourself in the foot if you’ve started talking about what age you want to be when you get married (especially if that’s soon), how many kids you want or the possibility that you and your new bae are forever. Don’t even count on another date if you’ve bragged about your past relationships, or spent a bulk of your time together talking about an ex.

2. Sexting

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Maybe they’re aware of your five-date rule and sending dirty text messages are your way of saying that the gates are open, but delivering one (or seven) out of context is sure to throw anyone off their day, especially if you’re not sure they’re even into that sort of thing.

1. Asking to see their phone

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Why would you do that to a person you’ve known for less time that your favorite Starbucks barista? Seriously, this is why you can’t have nice things. Now go stand in a corner and think about your life.

What are the other ways someone has inadvertently creeped the hell out of you in a relationship? Sound off in the comments below!

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