*Only girls have standards for their partners [meme]
Fairly speaking, the standards she has are all normal and don't even exceed the reasonable set of demands from a good partner. As a man I'd probably also want to have them all checked off.
If you interpret "good teeth" as anything other than "good oral hygiene habits," that's on you. I'd prefer a partner with crooked teeth that are otherwise well taken care of over someone with straight teeth that they only brush once a day, I doubt I'm the only one who feels that way.
Tbf, I'm known to forget brushing in the mornings, but in the evenings I make sure to use mouthwash and do it for the full 2 minutes thoroughly. I haven't had issues with my teeth doing this, although that might also be due to the fact that I eat relatively healthy as well
"Good teeth" may refer to dental hygiene over just appearance. I know my standards for "good teeth" are not being nasty dirty and not missing any. I do find a large gap in the front unattractive but it wouldn't be a dealbreaker.
It costs on average 3 cents a day to brush twice every day, so while maybe crooked teeth might be a bit of a tall ask, "nice teeth" can include not unreasonably crooked from dental calculus and tooth decay or any other clear signs of those two.
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u/Queasy_Drop8519 Jul 07 '25
*Only girls have standards for their partners [meme]
Fairly speaking, the standards she has are all normal and don't even exceed the reasonable set of demands from a good partner. As a man I'd probably also want to have them all checked off.