One of the difficult things about dating is that sometimes people put a version of themselves forward that doesn't correspond to who they really are. This can lead you to believe you're dating a wonderful person, only to find out later that they are not who they seemed. To avoid this, here are seven red flags you need to be aware of when dating someone. Firstly, if the person you are dating has friends that you don't like, chances are you will eventually not like the person you're dating either. We are all products of the people we hang out with the most, so if the person you're dating has qualities similar to their friends that you dislike, it's likely they possess those qualities too. Secondly, observe how the person treats waitstaff or anyone they perceive to have lower status than them. When people no longer feel the need to impress, their true behavior shines through. If they are rude or unkind to service people, they are likely to treat you the same way in the future. Beware of someone who breaks confidence to tell you a secret, especially early on in the relationship. This indicates a lack of respect for others' trust and shows that they are willing to break their word. Someone who does not value their word is not someone you want to date. Excessive engagement in social media or activities solely focused on appearance can be a sign of less time spent on character development. If someone is constantly seeking validation through their online presence or reputation, it may indicate that they prioritize surface-level attributes over deeper qualities. If you and the person you're dating have vastly different social media habits, it suggests that you have different values. This misalignment can potentially lead to conflicts and a lack of compatibility. Lastly, be...
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