Women candidly reveal all the 'GREEN FLAGS' hidden around a man's apartment that make them want to pursue a relationship

Dozens of women have candidly lifted the lid on all the 'green flags' hidden around a man's apartment that make them want to pursue a relationship.

The discussion was sparked by an anonymous user on the Ask Reddit thread on the popular discussion forum.

The original post asked: 'Women, what things do you notice or look for at a man's apartment that are green flags?'

And it was quickly inundated with insightful replies - but some of the positive indicators might surprise you. 

The discussion was sparked by an anonymous user on the Ask Reddit thread on the popular discussion forum 

Dozens of women have candidly lifted the lid on all the 'green flags' hidden around a man's apartment that make them want to pursue a relationship (stock image)

The post, which was shared earlier this week, was largely flooded with comments concerning items found in a suitor's bathroom.

One user commented: 'Toilet paper stocked, sheets on bed, (clean) towels for hands, and body and separate kitchen towels, artwork on walls, a CLEAN TOILET and SINK.'

'Hand towels and hand soap in the bathroom,' another shared.

A third person added: 'Clean, dry towels. And major green flag if they have hand and face towels as well. Astronomical bonus if they keep the face towels separate/in a special place.'

Someone else shared: 'Hand soap… but also, lowkey, a trash can in the bathroom. I know, weird, but there were so many times I'd have my period at a man's house and wonder wtf I should do, lol.'

In a similar vein, others praised men who had sanitary products like tampons or pads readily available for female visitors.

Another major 'green flag' that was high in priorities for women was seeing that a man owned pets or plants.

One woman wrote: 'Plants. It's the next best thing to having a pet. Plants need care, they're alive, and having one (or many) shows that there is a nurturing side to them.'

The post, which was shared earlier this week, was largely flooded with comments concerning items found in a suitor's bathroom 

A second person commented: 'Personal preference, but house plants are always a green flag. Bonus if they know how to propagate and have that ish going down.'

Another added: 'Well cared for pets. Clean litter box, fresh water, full food/regular feeding schedule. Love to see it. It breaks my heart and is a huge red flag to see any signs of pet neglect.'

'An affectionate well-behaved pet! It's amazing how much a person treats another living creature can tell you about who they are!' chimed in another observer.

Elsewhere, many women admitted to also analyzing a man's kitchen.

One person wrote: 'Some clean dishes. I don't mind dishes in the sink - I'm no hypocrite. But s**t is reaching a dire situation if you don't have one clean cup for me to get water with.'

A second person added: 'Kitchen is reasonably stocked with equipment. I understand being low on food - I am oftentimes scant in that department myself. 

Another major 'green flag' that was high in priorities for women was seeing that a man owned pets or plants 

'But, having at least basic pots and pans, spatulas and tongs, strainer, whisk, ladle; etc. It makes coming over for fun cooking dates so much more easy, and you can find all of this at Goodwill, so there's no excuses.'

A third person commented: 'A well-stocked fridge. It doesn't have to be full, but there should be more than one thing of takeout and some energy drinks.'

Some women added that seeing objects that showcase a man's hobbies is another definite 'green flag.' 

One person wrote: 'Evidence of hobbies!!!!!!!!!! I'm a nerd and I love to see nerdy s**t. Books, gaming set-up, mini-model constructions, Legos, puzzles, board games, instruments/pedals/equipment... Tell me everything! Show me it all!'

A second person commented: 'Cleanliness, even though I think that's the bare minimum. A big green flag for me is some evidence of a hobby or interest - something they are passionate about or take pride in.'

One person added: 'The first time I went to my future husband's apartment, I immediately noticed he had framed photos of his family and even his cats. Instantly, a keeper lol.'