Dating cliché
"Partner in crime"
How this phrase reads
High phrase overlap
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Commonness
Extremely common in our experience
Why it's tired
This wording matches a phrase in Radar's reviewed list. The match alone does not establish your intent or how another person will respond.
Three better swaps
"Looking for a regular person to do regular weeks with, plus the occasional ridiculous trip."
Honest framing of what you actually want.
"I want someone whose week I actually want to hear about on Sunday night."
Specific and intimate without being a line.
"Looking for someone to argue about pasta shapes with on a Tuesday."
Replaces a meaningless phrase with a real, concrete scene.