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"   Okay, we get that couples are more compatible when they share the same views on politics, religion, and what makes for a killer Saturday night. But, according to new research, eating habits are right up there, too. Yup, eating habits. A new Match.com survey of 4,000 people found that 30 percent of meat-eaters wouldn&amp;#039;t date a vegetarian or vegan. Interestingly enough, only four percent of vegetarians wouldn&amp;#039;t date a meat-eater. We&amp;#039;d understand it more if a good portion of vegetarians wouldn&amp;#039;t date carnivores since they&amp;#039;re clearly opposed to meat, but what&amp;#039;s up with the reversal? Experts say it could be because eating meat was a luxury to our caveman ancestors, so when someone rejects that, it touches a primal nerve that almost feels like they&amp;#039;re refusing to kick back and enjoy themselves with you. The survey also found that 66 percent of people think picky eating is unattractive. Would you date someone who had different eating habits than you? "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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