Edmonds twins: Perth brothers share the biggest turn-offs they have in women

A pair of twins have sparked a heated debate after sharing a controversial list of their biggest turn-offs in women they date.

Jackson and Joseph Edmonds, from Perth, Western Australia, took turns listing things they find unattractive – ranging from women who drive utes and are too tall to those who wear too much makeup, say ‘mate’ and speak too loudly.

The 21-year-old twins, who earned both praise and criticism from their lengthy list urged fans to remember it’s simply ‘their opinion’.

‘Today we’re going to talk about the biggest turn-offs in girls, some big no-nos here,’ Joseph said.

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Jackson (left) and Joseph (right) Edmonds sparked a heated debate after sharing a controversial list of their biggest turn-offs in women they date

The twins said girls who drive utes, are too tall, say ‘mate’ and speak too loudly are unattractive.

The first on the list was women who drive utes. 

‘Come on man, just doesn’t look good, no hate,’ Joseph said.

They much prefer when girls drive small cars like a Suzuki Swift.

‘The moral of the story is to drive a fu**ing Suzuki Swift, deal breaker. That’s hot,’ they agreed.

They also said they can’t stand when girls ‘smell bad’, are ‘too loud’ or swear too much. 

They also have an issue with a woman being so much taller than them that they have to look up to see her.

‘She’s not going to work out in the long run, makes us look like a b*tch, it’s not going to happen’ they said.

They also both agreed that they don’t like it when women smoke.

‘If you smoke you go from a ten to a fu**ing five. Don’t like it at all,’ Joseph commented.

They are also fans of ‘natural beauty’, and don’t like it when girls wear too much makeup.

They are also fans of ‘natural beauty’, and don’t like it when girls wear too much makeup 

The brothers said they are turned off by a bad ‘dress sense’, or ‘too many piercings’ – Jackson especially hates nose piercings.

Another pet peeve is girls who ‘go out drinking too much’. 

‘If you’re going out every night then f**k we don’t want it. It’s a turn-off,’ they agreed.

They also don’t like getting mixed signals or being called ‘mate’.

‘Did I just get friend zoned or what? Ick.’

They said it’s vital any potential partner likes animals, has ambition and gets on with their families. 

Despite the boys saying there was ‘no hate all love’, many people were outraged by the list and urged them to stop being so ‘superficial’.

‘It’s giving big cancelled energy,’ one man said.

‘I think you guys just feel a lil threatened by big boss [women] driving big boss cars,’ a woman said.

Other women said the boys must like ‘the most basic girls that have the personality of a stale piece of bread’.

Some said their major turn-offs were people making ‘these kind of videos’.

‘Watching this video gave me the ick,’ one woman said. 

‘Yeah good luck finding girls with that kind of list,’ one woman wrote.

However, others thought the videos were great.

‘Love every video of you guys,’ one woman said.