Not a recent dating horror story, but back when I was first using dating apps I met a true narcissist.Wondering if anyone had any horror date stories? Or ever met someone that seems nice but is actually a sexist t**t in meeting them?
Oh wow, jesus I hope you got out quick! I’ve had the super charismatic guy that turned out to be a user.Not a recent dating horror story, but back when I was first using dating apps I met a true narcissist.
He was SUPER charismatic, funny, handsome, well-spoken. Claimed he was a feminist (warning sign: when they say they're feminist, they're usually a misogynistic dick).
After charming me, he very quickly turned to put me down continuously - mocking me, telling me how I had no future, that I disappointed him (we'd only known each other three weeks). He berated me constantly, and then told me that he fancied 11 from Stranger Things (who was only 11 years old at the time), claimed his favourite film was American Beauty (ew), told me that he couldn't wait for his step-father to die, and he had photos of his mother ALL OVER HIS HOUSE.
Not only that but whenever I drank a cup of tea, he insisted I drank out of a mug with a photo of him and his mother on it.
He also invited me over to his home to stay over, but then never had any food for me and just ate dinner and breakfast in front of me as I sat empty.
Real catch, ladies. Real catch.
It's the "winning me" for meSaid no male over the age of 13 years old.
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Although there is absolutely no shortage of horrible, crappy and depressing news at the moment, this has got to be the worst yet. It does make me think I should just get out of the mindset of meeting someone and just love my life as it is. I just don't want to invite any of this tit into my life willingly tbh.My bestie works in the police and she says there's been a spike in rape cases over lockdown. Women are more frequently going back to men's houses who they've met online as the only alternative atm is a socially distanced walk in the park. So be careful out there, ladies!
That made me squeal with laughter!!I really give up
This!! As if you'd sacrifice a family bubble for a bit of meat off of tinder. Who do they think they areWhy do men want to meet after exchanging just a few lines of messages. My free time is precious, I need to decide if you’re worth giving it up for. And suggesting we form a bubble... I have barely decided if I can tolerate you yet!
Also, why do they all start putting kisses after one message? It makes me want to vomit
YES! There’s ALWAYS a picture in scrubs or in some other kind of “I’m a doctor you know” type of set up.So I’m a health professional which I semi disclose on my profile but I’m subtle about. It really annoys me when people use it as a way to overly hype themselves up or as semi false advertising.
I matched with this guy as I mainly wanted to see if he was actually this much of a dick. He had the obligatory picture in scrubs but also two photos with him accessorising outfits with a stethoscope (one was a suit, the other was a football kit).
I mean urgh
I'm so naive - I didn't think that kind of thing was allowed? I used to work clinically and they code was so strict about anything on social media...... come to think of it I never questioned whether that applied to dating sites but surely it must?So I’m a health professional which I semi disclose on my profile but I’m subtle about. It really annoys me when people use it as a way to overly hype themselves up or as semi false advertising.
I matched with this guy as I mainly wanted to see if he was actually this much of a dick. He had the obligatory picture in scrubs but also two photos with him accessorising outfits with a stethoscope (one was a suit, the other was a football kit).
I mean urgh
Have you actually arranged the date next week? If not and he's gone quiet I think he may be doing that thing of trying to phase you out. Sorry! It's just my opinion but I have gone through it a lot and know now if someone is keen you will definitely not have to ask these questions.Soooo last year (around June/July) I matched with a guy on Okcupid + Tinder but conversation didn't go far. We found each other on Bumble last week and matched again. I told him that we should have a proper good chat since we match on all the apps under the sun haha. So we talked for a bit, went on Whatsapp and he offered a walk and a coffee on Sunday (the one just gone). It went so so well, He was better looking than on photos, conversation was flowing, he was funny and we have lots of shared interests!
I walked him back as he just lived around the corner and he said I could come round for a tea (yes I know covid). We carried on our nice chats and he ended up kissing me. In the end, he walked me back home, he was holding my hand. When we said bye, he just hugged me and left.
Since then, I only had a couple of texts (but conversation pre-date was flowing) but he told me we could see each other next week if I was down for it (with a kiss at the end of the text). I don't know if it's a "normal" post first date behaviour but it confuses me a bit?
YES, I overthink everything
I mean we are meant to be careful, it’s more you can’t give medical advice without properly identifying yourself and you can’t post disparaging remarks about where you work etc.I'm so naive - I didn't think that kind of thing was allowed? I used to work clinically and they code was so strict about anything on social media...... come to think of it I never questioned whether that applied to dating sites but surely it must?