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Beige flag
Apr 23, 2024
The podcast discusses the concept of 'beige flags' in relationships and interactions, highlighting peculiar behaviors that are unusual but not necessarily negative. Examples are provided in dating scenarios and everyday interactions, distinguishing them from red flags and green flags.
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- A 'beige flag' refers to an odd habit that doesn't affect liking someone, contrasting with red and green flags.
- Examples of beige flags include ironing bedsheets, partner's gym invitation, and drinking cold coffee, not affecting overall opinions.
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Description of Beige Flag Expression
A 'beige flag' is used to describe a behavior or habit that is strange or unusual but doesn't deter someone from liking the person. Contrary to a red flag indicating danger or a green flag being positive, a beige flag is neutral. For example, phrases like 'see you later alligator' or not liking vegetables are seen as beige flags, prompting a pause in judgment about the person's qualities while not being disruptive.
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