Sara Al Madani

The only thing I can't take back is time.

And because I have respect for the person in front of me, whether I'm interested in them or not, as a human being, I respect them.

I am being honest to respect them in return as well.

And if that works, it works.

If it doesn't, it doesn't.

But for me, deal breakers in a relationship is, for example, on a date, a guy who doesn't want to have a serious conversation, an honest conversation, that's a deal breaker.

Someone who is, for me, someone who's like comfortable and not ambitious is a huge deal breaker.

Someone who is in their toxic masculine, as in like they want to show off, they want to put their voice louder, they want to treat people bad just to be more masculine, but on the toxic side.

And, you know, toxic masculinity, you can smell it, you know, day one.

And then narcissistic people like this is like my I think my.

First of all, it's the eyes.

All narcissists have one thing in their eyes.

It's undeniable.

I don't know if you've ever been with a narcissist or had a friend that's a narcissist.

It's like their eyes give it away.

I'm going to give you a theory that I talk about in my book.

I'm not sure if it's real or not, but somehow deep down inside of me, I'm so convinced it's true.

Do you believe that we live in a simulator, right?

I mean, not a simulator.

This is an experience.