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What to write in partner preference?

Key Takeaway

List only 3 to 4 true non-negotiables. Put must-haves in writing and keep nice-to-haves for direct conversations.

Detailed Advice

Three or four points, and only the ones you truly cannot compromise on.

A realistic example: age up to 32, graduate, working or willing to work, non-smoker, settled in South India preferred.

A long demand list covering height, salary, caste, complexion, city, family type and job does two things. It shrinks your options badly, and it makes you look difficult before anyone has even met you.

Put the must-haves in writing. Keep the nice-to-haves in your head.

Balanced Partner Preference ExamplePreview
Looking for an educated, career-oriented partner (graduate/post-graduate), non-smoker, who values mutual respect, family bonding, and work-life balance.

Best Practices (Do)

  • Keep points concise and realistic (age range, education level, lifestyle habits).
  • Use positive, welcoming phrasing (e.g. 'Preferably based in...' or 'Open to relocation').

What to Avoid (Don't)

  • Avoid demanding unreasonable salary cutoffs, specific skin tones, or rigid criteria.
  • Don't make your partner preference section longer than your own profile.

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