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If you\u2019re looking for something to talk about, few things are as useful as knowing the other person\u2019s random<\/strong> likes and dislikes \u2014 particularly those you share with them.\u00a0<\/p>\n

\u201cSo, I hear you have a special love<\/strong> for bees.\u201d And you\u2019re off and running. <\/p>\n

This could be the start of a unique and lasting friendship.\u00a0<\/p>\n

Even if you don\u2019t<\/em> know their particular leanings, though, the likes and dislikes list in this post will give you plenty of ideas.<\/p>\n

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311 Likes and Dislikes\u00a0<\/h2>\n

We\u2019ve broken up this list into two to focus separately on common likes and dislikes. That said, what one person likes might repel another, and vice-versa. <\/p>\n

We\u2019ve done our best to make the following lists as useful as they are entertaining.\u00a0<\/p>\n

List of Likes<\/h2>\n

Some of the items could just as easily end up on the dislikes list for some people.<\/p>\n

If you bring any of the following up as conversation<\/a> starters, remember to respect the other person\u2019s opinion (even if it makes you rethink the idea of a second date).<\/p>\n

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1. Bees and beekeeping
2. Candles and candle-making
3. Essential oils
4. DIY Repair
5. Woodcrafting
6. Comic books\u00a0
7. Crocheting or Knitting
8. Quilting
9. Tutoring\u00a0
10. Gardening\u00a0
11. Writing books
12. Journaling
13. Scrapbooking\u00a0
14. Interior decorating and design
15. Book cover design
16. Making the perfect cup of tea
17. Making espresso drinks
18. Mixology (cocktails)
19. Blanket forts
20. Tree forts or treehouses
21. Foraging\u00a0
22. Writing poetry
23. PDA (public displays of affection)
24. Organization (all the things)
25. Skiing or snowboarding
26. Roller skating or ice skating\u00a0
27. Crystals
28. Tarot\u00a0
29. Windchimes\u00a0
30. Painting\u00a0
31. Drawing\u00a0
32. Sculpting
33. Music (their favorite kind)
34. Gaming (video games, board games<\/a>, card games<\/a>, etc.)
35. Baking\u00a0
36. Cooking\u00a0
37. Road trips
38. Photography
39. Horror fiction\/horror movies
40. Astronomy\u00a0
41. Astrology
42. Clouds, mist, and fog
43. Snow
44. Thunderstorms\u00a0
45. Rain\u00a0
46. Familiar scents (fresh cut grass, tobacco, cinnamon, etc.)
47. The ocean \/ the beach
48. Rivers and streams
49. Lakes and lakeshores
50. Forests\/wilderness\u00a0
51. Mountains\u00a0
52. Traveling
53. Going on retreats
54. Urban exploring\u00a0
55. Hiking\u00a0
56. Camping
57. Abandoned buildings
58. Wildflowers
59. Cultivated flowers (roses, peonies, orchids, etc.)
60. Colors (their favorites)
61. Sports\u00a0
62. Movies
63. Plays \/ stage productions
64. Pets (their favorites, if they have any)
65. Traditional dishes
66. Accessories\u00a0
67. Making jewelry (or buying handcrafted jewelry)
68. Holidays\u00a0
69. Learning languages
70. Collecting\u00a0
71. Mythology and folklore
72. Building models
73. Witchcraft \u2014 green\/herbal, kitchen, hearth, etc.
74. Modeling\u00a0
75. Cosmetology\u00a0
76. Bird-watching\u00a0
77. Soaking up the ambiance (of a favorite place)
78. Nature walks
79. Bicycling\u00a0
80. Motorcycles or dirtbikes
81. Online classes\u00a0
82. Stonecrafting \/ stone-carving
83. Papercrafting (keepsake cards, etc.)
84. Nail art, manicures, and pedicures<\/td>\n		85. Spa treatments
86. Landscaping\u00a0
87. Car maintenance\u00a0
88. Creating gift baskets
89. Soap making
90. Soap carving\u00a0
91. Social media (their favorite channels)
92. Scavenger hunts
93. Incense
94. Making flower crowns and leis
95. Jumping in puddles\u00a0
96. Canoeing or kayaking\u00a0
97. Fishing\u00a0
98. Playing a musical instrument
99. Sunrises or sunsets
100. Web design (CSS, Javascript, etc.)
101. Dance (ballroom, freestyle, etc.)
102. Reading books to others
103. Lockpicking\u00a0
104. Exploring historical buildings\/monuments
105. Harvesting fresh fruits and vegetables
106. Stand up comedy
107. Decorating for parties or holidays
108. Massages (giving or receiving)
109. Skipping stones
110. Ugly sweaters
111. Numerology\u00a0
112. Storytelling\u00a0
113. Making lists \/ Planning
114. Tattoos
115. Piercings (ears, nose, navel, etc.)
116. Hair coloring\u00a0
117. Pyrotechnics \/ Fireworks
118. Sandcastles
119. Ice sculptures\u00a0
120. Haunted houses
121. Slam poetry
122. Trains\u00a0
123. Storm chasing
124. Glass blowing
125. Pottery \/ ceramics
126. Mapmaking\u00a0
127. Snow globes
128. Fossils
129. Postcards
130. Rock climbing
131. Seashells\u00a0
132. Dollhouses and dollhouse furniture
133. Porcelain dolls
134. Yoga, Pilates, etc.
135. Word puzzles
136. Jigsaw puzzles
137. Sudoku\u00a0
138. Comfortable silence\u00a0
139. Simplicity\u00a0
140. Surfing or windsurfing
141. Jumping on a trampoline
142. Cemeteries\u00a0
143. Hang gliding or parasailing\u00a0
144. Diving (into water or with a parachute)
145. Open windows\u00a0
146. Swings
147. Roller coasters & other thrill rides
148. Lounging in a hammock
149. Martial arts\u00a0
150. Spectacular views
151. Falling leaves\u00a0
152. Dumpster diving (\u201cLook what Uncle Chuck got me!\u201d)
153. Falconry
154. Guessing something correctly
155. Gnome collecting
156. A really good sneeze
157. Podcasts\u00a0
158. Adult coloring books<\/a>
159. Broadway musicals\u00a0
160. Hot air balloons
161. Superheroes
162. Steampunk\u00a0
163. Cyberpunk\u00a0
164. Archery\u00a0
165. Documentaries\u00a0<\/a>
166. Quiet nights at home
167. Fleece-lined socks
168. Hooded scarves
169. All-you-can-eat shrimp
170. Cookie butter<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/tbody>\n<\/table>\n<\/figure>\n
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List of Dislikes<\/h2>\n

Some of these common dislikes might be something in which your conversation partner<\/a> takes an interest. One person\u2019s dislikes list can contain another\u2019s buried treasure.\u00a0<\/p>\n

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1. Animal cruelty
2. Styrofoam
3. Chalkboards and chalk
4. Mess or Clutter
5. Trust-building exercises
6. Closed spaces
7. Extreme cold
8. Heat and humidity
9. Perfume or specific scent
10. Spiders
11. Snakes
12. Insects that get into the house (flies, gnats, ants, etc.)
13. Cards that are meant to be kept
14. Scavenger hunts
15. Complaining\u00a0
16. Improv
17. Crowds\u00a0
18. Paperwork
19. Awkward silences
20. Funerals
21. Running errands
22. Surprises
23. Acne\u00a0
24. Scars from experiences you\u2019d rather forget
25. Stomach flu and food poisoning\u00a0
26. Explosive\u2026 anything
27. Escape rooms
28. Parkour\u00a0
29. Certain clothing styles best left to the past\u00a0
30. Certain hairstyles best forgotten (e.g., the mullet)
31. Clowns \/ mimes \/ puppets
32. Cleaning\u00a0
33. Alarm clocks
34. Five-alarm chili
35. Eating contests\u00a0
36. Pranks\u00a0
37. Getting lost\u00a0
38. Hazing\u00a0
39. Puns\u00a0
40. Moshing (also called slam dancing or slamming)
41. Flash mobs
42. Adult cartoons\u00a0
43. Riddles
44. Craft parties
45. MLM parties\u00a0
46. Certain instruments\u00a0
47. Muzak\/elevator music
48. KidsBop
49. Talking<\/a> during movies\u00a0
50. The reverberations from a neighbor\u2019s heavy bass
51. Glitter\u00a0
52. Adding the f-bomb to every phrase
53. Leggings as pants
54. Tights as pants
55. Pants under skirts
56. Socks with sandals
57. The neighbor\u2019s eye-watering cooking spices filling the air in your apartment
58. Tepid soup
59. Lukewarm coffee\u00a0
60. Flavored coffee creamers
61. People riding horses like it\u2019s NOTHING
62. Tight, fitted clothing\u00a0
63. Loose, oversized clothing\u00a0
64. Arguing for the sake of arguing
65. Yo-yos\u00a0
66. Dioramas\u00a0
67. Politics\u00a0
68. Facial hair\u00a0
69. Gangsta rap\u00a0
70. Boy bands\u00a0
71. Gossip
72. Mushrooms\u00a0
73. Guests walking barefoot in your house
74. Facebook<\/td>\n		75. Flashing lights
76. Peeps
77. Jump scares
78. Felt-tip markers
79. Light beer
80. That guy who always pees in the pool
81. Edible underwear (why?)
82. Crickets\u2026 in the house
83. Mugs that get too hot in the microwave
84. PewDiePie
85. Man hammocks
86. Speedos
87. Hiccups
88. When you\u2019re about to sneeze and then\u2026 nothing
89. Scarecrows\u00a0
90. Mazes\u00a0
91. Scat singing (jazz)
92. Speaking in code\u00a0
93. Necromancy\u00a0
94. Hangnails
95. Decorating with hunting trophies
96. Queerbaiting<\/a> (see Supernatural <\/em>or Netflix\u2019s Voltron)<\/em>
97. Shows that kill off their gay characters (see Supernatural, The 100, <\/em>etc.)
98. Topiaries\u00a0
99. Play-doh in the carpet
100. The Epilady
101. Sweat on exercise equipment
102. Cleaning out the fridge
103. Hackers bullying small children on Minecraft, Roblox, etc.
104. Assembly required furniture with missing hardware
105. Tinfoil hats\u00a0
106. Bronzing lotion
107. Nair hair removal cream
108. Storage closets full of stacked storage bins
109. Tattoos with spelling errors
110. Tattoos of your S.O.\u2019s name\u00a0
111. Lima beans
112. Overhearing something you can\u2019t unhear from your dorm room
113. Instant coffee
114. Picasso\u00a0
115. Junk mail
116. Being put \u201con hold\u201d after waiting several minutes with a full bladder
117. Snoring\u00a0
118. Miniature golf
119. Whining\u00a0
120. Sandalwood\u00a0
121. Hallmark movies
122. Attending school concerts
123. Cold fries
124. Certain words (e.g., moist, supple, guaranteed, okey-dokey\u2026)
125. Jean jackets\u00a0
126. Touching or stepping on someone\u2019s chewing gum
127. Lukewarm beer
128. Ketchup
129. Hats
130. Having your picture taken
131. Deadlines\u00a0
132. Burnt coffee (too much time on the heating element)
133. Shopping on Black Friday
134. Grocery stores on the weekend
135. Fairy tales where couples get married after spending five minutes together
136. Celebrities that charge for an autograph
137. Mean girls (or wannabe mean girls)
138. Leaky pens
139. Holes in the toe or heel of your socks
140. Breaking in new shoes
141. Your college roommate treating your bed like her couch<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/tbody>\n<\/table>\n<\/figure>\n

Why Is It Good to Know Your Likes and Dislikes?<\/h2>\n

Knowing your likes and dislikes is an integral part of self-awareness. It allows you to navigate life more effectively by giving you an insight into what will bring you joy, satisfaction, and comfort.\u00a0<\/p>\n

Here are a few reasons why it’s essential to be aware of what you like or don’t like:<\/p>\n