“Crying. I don't care if this is the most moving sex ever (also, it probably isn't) — it isn't okay to cry during sex. You feel weird, he feels weird. And just, why? Don't do it.”— Liz Newman, yourtango.com
“When you stop making an effort with your underwear. I don’t want to see your granny pants on a daily basis.”— Hannah Gale, metro.co.uk
“Biting, in a bad way. When giving blow jobs, please keep your teeth away from my penis. It is not a meal.”— Hannah Gale, metro.co.uk
“Referencing their ex’s technique. In referencing an ex’s technique during sex, you’re doing two things. 1) You’re comparing what your ex did to what your current partner is doing, which is beyond not cool. 2) You’re being rude.”— Amanda Chatel, bustle.com
“Glancing at the time. If you want to convey to someone that you’re bored, and you haven’t gotten a text message that you can check to do so, you can always glance at the clock. But why would you do that? Why would you want to make someone feel so awful about themselves? Anyone who checks the time du…”— Amanda Chatel, bustle.com
“Checking their phone. Whether it’s a text or a phone call, it can wait. It’s bad enough when people check their phone on a date, but mid-sex? Come on. Anyone who does that is basically saying that they’re not very present in what’s going on between the sheets.”— Amanda Chatel, bustle.com
“Call it a "member" or anything other than its anatomical designation.”— Reed Tucker, marieclaire.com