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* {{Played for drama}} in ''Literature/ASongOfIceAndFire'', given the horrible consequences it caused. Elia Martell had been visited by numerous suitors, the best of whom was Baelor Hightower. However, her brother Oberyn had a habit of making fun of them all, and when Baelor farted in their presence, Oberyn dubbed him "[[EmbarrassingNickname Baelor Breakwind]]", and after that, [[OnceDoneNeverForgotten Elia couldn't look at him without laughing]], which put the chances of them wedding at zilch. Elia ended up marrying Rhaegar Targaryen instead, with dire consequences. In the present, Tyrion idly wonders [[ForWantOfANail how many lives were snuffed out by that fart]].

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* {{Played for drama}} in ''Literature/ASongOfIceAndFire'', given the horrible consequences it caused. Elia Martell had been visited by numerous suitors, the best of whom was Baelor Hightower. However, her brother Oberyn had a habit of making fun of them all, and when Baelor farted in their presence, Oberyn dubbed him "[[EmbarrassingNickname Baelor Breakwind]]", and after that, [[OnceDoneNeverForgotten Elia couldn't look at him without laughing]], which put the chances of them wedding at zilch. Elia ended up marrying Rhaegar Targaryen instead, with dire consequences. In the present, Tyrion idly wonders [[ForWantOfANail how many lives were snuffed out by that fart]].fart.
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* Script/SeinfeldTheTwinTowers:
** Elaine wants to dump Brian because of his annoying voice.
** Jerry freaks out after meeting a girl and refuses to kiss her because he sees a piece of dust (which he paranoically suspects to be from the Twin Towers) stuck in her teeth. She ends up dumping him because he's so petty.
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* An episode of ''Series/StillStanding'' had Bill, Judy, and Linda attend a high school reunion. Linda hits it off with a guy she always liked in school, but then can't get over the fact that he doesn't like Music/TheBeatles.

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* An episode of ''Series/StillStanding'' had Bill, Judy, and Linda attend a high school reunion. Linda hits it off with a guy she always liked in school, her old boyfriend Steve Upton, but then can't get over the fact that he doesn't like Music/TheBeatles.Music/TheBeatles. He remembers that they broke up in high school because Linda couldn't get over the fact that Steve ordered a plain burger when they went to a burger joint.
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* Played with in ''Series/{{Castle}}''; Martha offers some of these kinds of reasons for breaking it off with her boyfriend. Castle explicitly notes that these are "sitcom reasons" for breaking it off with someone, and it's later revealed that this is just Martha's insecurities establishing themselves.

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* Played with in ''Series/{{Castle}}''; ''Series/{{Castle|2009}}''; Martha offers some of these kinds of reasons for breaking it off with her boyfriend. Castle explicitly notes that these are "sitcom reasons" for breaking it off with someone, and it's later revealed that this is just Martha's insecurities establishing themselves.
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Compare DerailingLoveInterests, GirlOfTheWeek. Contrast DifferingPrioritiesBreakup. See also ToiletSeatDivorce, ProxyBreakup, SecondActBreakup.

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SisterTrope to RidiculouslyHighRelationshipStandards. Compare DerailingLoveInterests, GirlOfTheWeek. Contrast DifferingPrioritiesBreakup. See also ToiletSeatDivorce, ProxyBreakup, SecondActBreakup.
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* On ''Series/SexAndTheCity'', Charlotte breaks up with a seemingly compatible guy when she discovers that he has different preferences for china patterns.

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* On ''Series/SexAndTheCity'', Charlotte breaks up with a seemingly compatible guy when she discovers that he has different preferences for china patterns. She also dumps another promising date when it turns out he's afraid of mice, which she considers an unmanly trait.
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* In an episode of ''Series/{{Belle}}'' had it to where the main character was dating a nice guy who was wealthy and successful but then found out he was an atheist (without showing the usual HollywoodAtheist quirks and even enjoyed going to church with her as he enjoyed the music) and dumped him. [[http://www.patheos.com/blogs/friendlyatheist/2013/02/25/on-black-sitcom-atheist-character-is-undateable/ This was considered to be this trope by atheists,]] especially as the episode somewhat clumsily states that he is worse than a killer and a drug dealer because "they can be saved and he can't". However, Christian/non-Christian marriages do tend to turn out badly, since for the Christian, their [[PalsWithJesus relationship with Jesus]] should be even more central to their life than their relationship with their spouse. Understandably, this often leads to resentment on the part of the non-Christian and over time generally result in either serious problems with the marriage, or the Christian ceasing to put her faith into practice for the sake of her spouse. For the sake of both parties, devout Christians ([[https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=2%20Corinthians%206%3A14&version=NIV and the Bible]]) therefore generally [[TruthInTelevision do advise against such relationships,]] and so [[ValuesDissonance wouldn't consider the episode to contain this trope.]]

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* In an An episode of ''Series/{{Belle}}'' had it to where the main title character was dating a nice guy who was wealthy and successful but then when she found out he was an atheist (without showing the usual HollywoodAtheist quirks and even enjoyed going to church with her as he enjoyed the music) and quirks), she dumped him. [[http://www.patheos.com/blogs/friendlyatheist/2013/02/25/on-black-sitcom-atheist-character-is-undateable/ This was considered to be this trope by atheists,]] especially as the episode somewhat clumsily states that he is worse than a killer and a drug dealer because "they can be saved and he can't". However, Christian/non-Christian marriages do tend to turn out badly, since for the Christian, their [[PalsWithJesus relationship with Jesus]] should be even more central to their life than their relationship with their spouse. Understandably, this often leads to resentment on the part of the non-Christian and over time generally result in either serious problems with the marriage, or the Christian ceasing to put her faith into practice for the sake of her spouse. For the sake of both parties, devout Christians ([[https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=2%20Corinthians%206%3A14&version=NIV and the Bible]]) therefore generally [[TruthInTelevision do advise against such relationships,]] and so [[ValuesDissonance wouldn't consider the episode to contain this trope.]]
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** Chandler in particular had a habit of breaking up over nothing: he refuses to date one girl because she "has a big head", and talks about breaking up with other women for such reasons as large nostrils and "not hating Yanni". He ''does'' end up giving the girl with the "big head" a chance, but finds that he still can't get past it. This was only mentioned once, in the episode "The One Where Heckles Dies", until "The One With Phoebe's Ex-Partner", when Chandler gets freaked out by the fact that his new girlfriend has a prosthetic leg. He gets over it, but then she discovers that he has a third nipple and breaks up with him.
** Discussing this with Chandler, Joey says he once broke up with the perfect girl because of her gigantic Adam's apple. The others explain to him that women don't have Adam's Apples[[labelnote:Which is wrong because]]They can, but it's very rare. The Adam's apple is just the larynx and since men's are larger (which is what leads men to have deeper voices), they are more visible.[[/labelnote]] - but at his confused expression quickly backtrack and pretend they were joking.
** Averted early in Monica and Chandler's relationship. The two try to have a romantic getaway together, but Monica keeps making them change hotel rooms due to them not meeting her standards of cleanliness, which annoys Chandler because he's trying to watch a car chase on TV. They have a fight, which causes Chandler to thinks they've broken up. Monica reassures him they're not broken and can work through it. He's delighted.

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** Chandler in particular had a habit of breaking up over nothing: he refuses to date one girl because she "has a big head", and talks about breaking up with other women for such reasons as large nostrils and "not hating Yanni".Yanni enough" (the other friends are willing to grant that breaking up with Janice was totally fair). He ''does'' end up giving the girl with the "big head" a chance, but finds that he still can't get past it. This was only mentioned once, in the episode "The One Where Heckles Dies", until "The One With Phoebe's Ex-Partner", when Chandler gets freaked out by the fact that his new girlfriend has a prosthetic leg. He gets over it, but then she discovers that he has a third nipple and breaks up with him.
** Discussing this with Chandler, Joey says he once broke up with the perfect girl because of her gigantic Adam's apple. The others explain to him that women don't have Adam's Apples[[labelnote:Which is wrong because]]They can, but it's very rare. The Adam's apple is just the larynx and since men's are larger (which is what leads men to have deeper voices), they are more visible.[[/labelnote]] Apples - but at his confused expression quickly backtrack and pretend they were joking.
** Averted early in Monica and Chandler's relationship. The two try to have a romantic getaway together, but Monica keeps making them change hotel rooms due to them not meeting her standards of cleanliness, which annoys Chandler because he's trying to watch a car chase on TV. They have a fight, which causes Chandler to thinks they've broken up. A rather confused Monica reassures him they're not broken points out that they just had a single fight, and can work through it. He's delighted. it doesn't mean the relationship is over. This leads to an amusing realization for both of them:
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Compare DerailingLoveInterests, GirlOfTheWeek. Contrast DifferingPrioritiesBreakup. See also ToiletSeatDivorce, ProxyBreakup and SecondActBreakup.

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* Music/TheAquabats: "It's Crazy, Man!" from ''Return of the Aquabats!'' is about a guy who goes to a rock show with a girl, only to ditch his date when she turns out to have [[YouNeedABreathMint really bad halitosis]].
-->''We got to the spot\\
I knew something was wrong\\
When she opened her mouth\\
To sing along''
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* One episode of ''Series/TheFreshPrinceOfBelAir'' had a similar scenario to the ''Series/FullHouse'' example below- Will convinces Hilary to date his professor as part of a plan to keep him from flunking the class, but she decides to break up with him due to the size of his Adam's apple. Will confronted her on this, pointing out that she was still recovering from Trevor's death and just looking for excuses to not date. She got over that, but then started fixating on his mole (or perhaps the mole was first), leading to a great [[IncrediblyLamePun line]]:

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* One episode of ''Series/TheFreshPrinceOfBelAir'' had a similar scenario to the ''Series/FullHouse'' example below- Will convinces Hilary to date his professor as part of a plan to keep him from flunking the class, but she decides to break up with him due to the size of his Adam's apple. Will confronted her on this, pointing out that she was still recovering from Trevor's death and just looking for excuses to not date. She got over that, but then started fixating on his mole (or perhaps the mole was first), leading to a great [[IncrediblyLamePun [[{{Pun}} line]]:
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* ''Series/ThirtyRock'': In a plot arc in the third and fourth seasons, Liz writes a sketch in which a fictional relationship expert advises women to break up with or reject advances from men based on inane criteria such as wearing an Atlanta Falcons jersey to a wedding with the CatchPhrase, "That's a dealbreaker, ladies!" The sketch is [[{{Defictionalization}} defictionalized]] in-universe as Liz starts giving out such advice in real life, culminating in a book deal and a short-lived talk show.

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* ''Series/ThirtyRock'': In a plot arc in the third and fourth seasons, Liz writes a sketch in which a fictional relationship expert advises women to break up with or reject advances from men based on inane criteria such as wearing an Atlanta Falcons jersey to a wedding with the CatchPhrase, catchphrase, "That's a dealbreaker, ladies!" The sketch is [[{{Defictionalization}} defictionalized]] in-universe as Liz starts giving out such advice in real life, culminating in a book deal and a short-lived talk show.
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* In ''Film/ShallowHal'', Hal's friend Mauricio breaks up with a gorgeous woman far out of his league because her second toe is longer than her big toe. [[spoiler:At least, he claims that - but later, it's revealed that he avoids closer relationships because he has a vestigial tail that embarrasses him.]] It's so upsetting that he turns her down when she invites him to a [[Music/TheBeatles Beatles]] reunion -- an event so exclusive that only 70 people are allowed to attend. (And which included George Harrison less than a year before he died.)

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* In ''Film/ShallowHal'', Hal's friend Mauricio breaks up with a gorgeous woman far out of his league because her second toe is longer than her big toe. [[spoiler:At least, he claims that - but later, it's revealed that he avoids closer relationships because he has a vestigial tail that embarrasses him.]] It's so upsetting that he turns her down when she invites him to a [[Music/TheBeatles Beatles]] reunion -- an event so exclusive that only 70 people are allowed to attend. (And which included George Harrison Music/GeorgeHarrison less than a year before he died.)



* Played for drama in ''Literature/ASongOfIceAndFire'', given the horrible consequences it caused. Elia Martell had been visited by numerous suitors, the best of whom was Baelor Hightower. However, her brother Oberyn had a habit of making fun of them all, and when Baelor farted in their presence, Oberyn dubbed him "[[EmbarrassingNickname Baelor Breakwind]]", and after that, Elia couldn't look at him without laughing, which put the chances of them wedding at zilch. Elia ended up marrying Rhaegar Targaryen instead, with dire consequences. In the present, Tyrion idly wonders [[ForWantOfANail how many lives were snuffed out by that fart]].

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* Played {{Played for drama drama}} in ''Literature/ASongOfIceAndFire'', given the horrible consequences it caused. Elia Martell had been visited by numerous suitors, the best of whom was Baelor Hightower. However, her brother Oberyn had a habit of making fun of them all, and when Baelor farted in their presence, Oberyn dubbed him "[[EmbarrassingNickname Baelor Breakwind]]", and after that, [[OnceDoneNeverForgotten Elia couldn't look at him without laughing, laughing]], which put the chances of them wedding at zilch. Elia ended up marrying Rhaegar Targaryen instead, with dire consequences. In the present, Tyrion idly wonders [[ForWantOfANail how many lives were snuffed out by that fart]].



* One episode of ''Series/TheFreshPrinceOfBelAir'' had a similar scenario to the ''Series/FullHouse'' example above- Will convinces Hilary to date his professor as part of a plan to keep him from flunking the class, but she decides to break up with him due to the size of his Adam's apple. Will confronted her on this, pointing out that she was still recovering from Trevor's death and just looking for excuses to not date. She got over that, but then started fixating on his mole (or perhaps the mole was first), leading to a great [[IncrediblyLamePun line]]:

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* One episode of ''Series/TheFreshPrinceOfBelAir'' had a similar scenario to the ''Series/FullHouse'' example above- below- Will convinces Hilary to date his professor as part of a plan to keep him from flunking the class, but she decides to break up with him due to the size of his Adam's apple. Will confronted her on this, pointing out that she was still recovering from Trevor's death and just looking for excuses to not date. She got over that, but then started fixating on his mole (or perhaps the mole was first), leading to a great [[IncrediblyLamePun line]]:
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* In the ''WebAnimation/OverSimplified'' video about the War of the Bucket, the conflict between the Pope-supporting Guelphs and the emperor-supporting Ghibellines sometimes had the two factions warring over ridiculous differences. A pair of StarCrossedLovers from both sides lament not being able to be together because their families were feathers on opposite sides of their caps and cut their fruit differently. They decide to overlook these arbitrary differences and toast their love. But as soon as they brandish their slightly different goblets, the guy tells the "Pope-loving wench" to get out of his sight.

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* In the ''WebAnimation/OverSimplified'' video about the War of the Bucket, the conflict between the Pope-supporting Guelphs and the emperor-supporting Ghibellines sometimes had the two factions warring over ridiculous differences. A pair of StarCrossedLovers from both sides lament not being able to be together because their families were wear feathers on opposite sides of their caps and cut their fruit differently. They decide to overlook these arbitrary differences and toast their love. But as soon as they brandish their slightly different goblets, the guy tells the "Pope-loving wench" to get out of his sight.
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* ''Manga/KindergartenWars'': Rita repeatedly falls in LoveAtFirstSight with the various assassins sent to kill the kids she's supposed to protect. She just as quickly shoots them dead when they fail to align with her interests (e.g. not waiting for the end-credits scene, not liking ramen, etc.)

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* ''Manga/KindergartenWars'': Rita repeatedly falls in LoveAtFirstSight with the various assassins sent to kill the kids she's supposed to protect. She just as quickly shoots them dead when they fail to align with her interests (e.g. not waiting for the end-credits scene, scenes when watching movies, not liking ramen, etc.)
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* ''Manga/KindergartenWars'': Rita repeatedly falls in LoveAtFirstSight with the various assassins sent to kill the kids she's supposed to protect. She just as quickly shoots them dead when they fail to align with her interests (e.g. not waiting for the end-credits scene, not liking ramen, etc.)
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* ''Blog/BetterBonesAU'': Harestar's dates don't go well do to his tendency to eat tunnelbuns by biting straight into them (they are supposed to be sliced open with only the meat inside eaten, with the unleavened bread coating being used to not keep the tunneler rations dirty when cats are underground).
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* ''Anime/OsomatsuSan'': Desperate to get married [[ChristmasCake in her prime]], fishmonger's daughter and fish-themed idol Totoko ends up falling in with an ArabOilSheikh and enjoys the luxury. Said Sheikh ends up being repulsed by her fishy smell, leading her to ''kick him out of his own palace'' and hightail it back to Akatsuka Ward.
* While not being a romantic situation at all, one ''Manga/SoulEater'' episode has Hero, the one student mentally capable to have [[{{Jerkass}} Exca]][[{{Cloudcuckoolander}} libur]] as a partner (because he was the only one that didn't find Excalibur's behavior annoying). While they were perfect Meister and Weapon, the former dumped the latter because [[spoiler:he sneezed too much and in a very disgusting manner]].

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* ''Anime/OsomatsuSan'': Desperate to get married [[ChristmasCake in her prime]], prime, fishmonger's daughter and fish-themed idol Totoko ends up falling in with an ArabOilSheikh and enjoys the luxury. Said Sheikh ends up being repulsed by her fishy smell, leading her to ''kick him out of his own palace'' and hightail it back to Akatsuka Ward.
* While not being a romantic situation at all, one ''Manga/SoulEater'' episode has Hero, the one student mentally capable to have [[{{Jerkass}} Exca]][[{{Cloudcuckoolander}} libur]] Excalibur]] as a partner (because he was the only one that didn't find Excalibur's behavior annoying). While they were perfect Meister and Weapon, the former dumped the latter because [[spoiler:he sneezed too much and in a very disgusting manner]].
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* In an episode of ''Series/{{Belle}}'' had it to where the main character was dating a nice guy who was wealthy and successful but then found out he was an atheist (without showing the usual HollywoodAtheist quirks and even enjoyed going to church with her as he enjoyed the music) and dumped him. [[http://www.patheos.com/blogs/friendlyatheist/2013/02/25/on-black-sitcom-atheist-character-is-undateable/ This was considered to be this trope by atheists,]] especially as the episode somewhat clumsily states that he is worse than a killer and a drug dealer because "they can be saved and he can't". However, Christian/non-Christian marriages do tend to turn out badly, since for the Christian, their [[PalsWithJesus relationship with Jesus]] should be even more central to their life than their relationship with their spouse. Understandably, this often leads to resentment on the part of the non-Christian and over time generally result in either serious problems with the marriage, or the Christian ceasing to put her faith into practice for the sake of her spouse. For the sake of both parties, devout Christians therefore generally [[TruthInTelevision do advise against such relationships,]] and so [[ValuesDissonance wouldn't consider the episode to contain this trope.]]

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* In an episode of ''Series/{{Belle}}'' had it to where the main character was dating a nice guy who was wealthy and successful but then found out he was an atheist (without showing the usual HollywoodAtheist quirks and even enjoyed going to church with her as he enjoyed the music) and dumped him. [[http://www.patheos.com/blogs/friendlyatheist/2013/02/25/on-black-sitcom-atheist-character-is-undateable/ This was considered to be this trope by atheists,]] especially as the episode somewhat clumsily states that he is worse than a killer and a drug dealer because "they can be saved and he can't". However, Christian/non-Christian marriages do tend to turn out badly, since for the Christian, their [[PalsWithJesus relationship with Jesus]] should be even more central to their life than their relationship with their spouse. Understandably, this often leads to resentment on the part of the non-Christian and over time generally result in either serious problems with the marriage, or the Christian ceasing to put her faith into practice for the sake of her spouse. For the sake of both parties, devout Christians ([[https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=2%20Corinthians%206%3A14&version=NIV and the Bible]]) therefore generally [[TruthInTelevision do advise against such relationships,]] and so [[ValuesDissonance wouldn't consider the episode to contain this trope.]]
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* In ''Film/MyBlueHeaven'', Barney's wife leaves him for a younger man because [[SuperOCD Barney eats his pancakes in an unusual way]].

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* In ''Film/MyBlueHeaven'', Barney's wife leaves him for a younger man because [[SuperOCD Barney eats his pancakes in an unusual way]].way.
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* ''Series/{{Scrubs}}'' [[LampshadeHanging lampshaded]] this when Turk and Elliot stage an intervention for J.D. because of his tendency to do this (specifically, because of a problem he has with how his current girlfriend reacts to his jokes). [[spoiler: He manages to overlook her saying "that's so funny" instead of actually laughing, then realizes that her hopes/plans for the future aren't quite compatible with his, [[ShaggyDogStory so they split because of that]].]] Curiously, this was a CompressedVice example, as it had earlier been established that J.D. finds it ''impossible'' to break up with girlfriends no matter the reason. In the same episode, it was revealed that J.D. almost broke up with Elliot back when they were dating because she had a mole on her butt.

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* ''Series/{{Scrubs}}'' [[LampshadeHanging lampshaded]] this when Turk and Elliot stage an intervention for J.D. because of his tendency to do this (specifically, because of a problem he has with how his current girlfriend reacts to his jokes). [[spoiler: He manages to overlook her saying "that's so funny" instead of actually laughing, then realizes that her hopes/plans for the future aren't quite compatible with his, [[ShaggyDogStory so they split because of that]].]] that]]. His friends actually console him after the two break up, pointing out that this is actually a totally fair reason to end a relationship. Curiously, this was a CompressedVice example, as it had earlier been established that J.D. finds it ''impossible'' to break up with girlfriends no matter the reason. In the same episode, it was revealed that J.D. almost broke up with Elliot back when they were dating because she had a mole on her butt.
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* In an episode of ''Series/{{Succession}}'', Kendall falls instantly in love with Jennifer, the lead actress of Willa's play, even convincing her to abandon the play and fly out to Scotland to be with him, only to break up with her that same episode because she came across as being shallow when he introduced her to his dad.
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* A 1960 Burma-Shave roadside sign read: "Ben met Anna / Made a hit / Neglected beard / [[IncrediblyLamePun Ben-Anna split]]".

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* A 1960 Burma-Shave roadside sign read: "Ben number of ads for Advertising/BurmaShave revolved around couples breaking up because the guys refused to shave.
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* In ''Series/DrakeAndJosh'', Drake dumps his girlfriends over an annoying laugh and [[NoGuyWantsAnAmazon toughness]]. The laugh probably wouldn't have been so bad if she didn't laugh at ''every single little thing,'' which is closer to Drake's actual grievance.

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* In ''Series/DrakeAndJosh'', Drake dumps his girlfriends over an annoying laugh AnnoyingLaugh and [[NoGuyWantsAnAmazon toughness]]. The laugh probably wouldn't have been so bad if she didn't laugh at ''every ''[[TheHyena every single little thing,'' thing,]]'' which is closer to Drake's actual grievance.
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--->'''Monica''': If you give up every time you'd have a fight with someone you'd never be with anyone longer than — ''Oh!''

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