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"When you&amp;#39;re first falling in love everything that person does is totally adorable. But once the love hormones start to wane and your relationship starts to get real, you realize he has flaws too&amp;#8212;and suddenly the &amp;quot;charming&amp;quot; thing he does with his hair is not that cute. Well, girls, you are not alone! Lindsey visited this subject back in February, and now I&amp;#39;ve asked my friends what it is about their boyfriends/husbands that has sent them to the brink! They were more than happy to kvetch to someone who would listen.\nPinterestFacebook&amp;quot;I told him we needed gas, but he *never *listens!&amp;quot;\n&amp;quot;Sean will change his mind constantly without realizing it. He&amp;#39;ll say &amp;#39;yes&amp;#39; one week and &amp;#39;no&amp;#39; the next, and then claim he never said &amp;#39;yes&amp;#39; in the first place. With little stuff it&amp;#39;s fine, and I&amp;#39;ve learned to deal, but when it&amp;#39;s something like we have to plan travel dates or buy plane tickets, it can be completely aggravating.&amp;quot;\n--Tina, 30, musician\n&amp;quot;Greg is what I call the human slug. He leaves a trail of himself wherever he goes. The first time he slept over he left his shirt at my apartment. I thought it was a sign, He really likes me! He&amp;#39;ll need to get his t-shirt back. He wants to see me again! Yay!&amp;#39; No, he&amp;#39;s just a slug. I can tell exactly where he&amp;#39;s been and in what order. Stray stubble on the sink from shaving, cheese on the floor after making a quesadilla\u2026even when he attempts to clean there are always telltale signs that he&amp;#39;s been there.&amp;quot;\n--Catie, 28, shop owner\n&amp;quot;Despite the fact that I tell Jeremy that I prefer him with facial scruff, every Monday he shaves his face. When I ask him why, he says, &amp;#39;Because it is the responsible thing to do.&amp;#39; Ugh. Who am I dating? Newt Gingrich? Also, every morning I find his underwear on the floor right outside his closet door. All he has to do is open the door and throw it in the hamper. So what do I do? Pick up his stank-ass boxer briefs and put them where they belong.&amp;quot;\n--Hannah, 26, medical assistant\n&amp;quot;I never thought I would get annoyed with my husband&amp;#39;s lateness because I am one of the least punctual people on the planet, but he makes me look like I actually care about being on time. No matter how hard I try to work on my own lateness, I feel like he&amp;#39;s always sabotaging me. He reminds me to do stuff right before I&amp;#39;m about to walk out the door; he initiates sex just as I&amp;#39;m about to jump in the shower; he often has a never-before-mentioned stop to make on our way to places; and he loves to make a cocktail right before we&amp;#39;re about to head out. Seriously?&amp;quot;\n--Maya, 31, party planner\n&amp;quot;Josh does this thing with his beard where he rubs it in the same place over and over. It makes this sound that makes me want to scream. Sometimes I stare at him really hard and yell &amp;#39;stop&amp;#39; in my head as if he will telepathically hear me. But no, this is my destiny.&amp;quot;\n--Amy, 27, pr\n__\nWhat about your guy most annoys you? Did you used to find it charming, or did it always drive you nuts? How do you manage to keep your cool?__\nMore on relationships:\n* Reader&amp;#39;s Dilemma: &amp;quot;He Says We Need Space. Are We Breaking Up?\n* Can You Recoup the Cost of a Failed Relationship? One Woman Is Trying To!\n[* 6 Tips For Surviving the Holiday Season With Your Guy\n](http://www.glamour.com/sex-love-life/blogs/smitten/2011/12/post-9.html)\nPhoto:Thinkstock"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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