She had sex with a condom. Testing in general is good but no need to make emergency appointments and panic. |
| Tell him you ended up getting back together with an ex and can’t see him again. |
| Women love bad boys. |
| This is all terrible advice. I think you need to tell him exactly why you don't want to see him again. Would you want a guy to do this to you? Tell him you have heard that he has drug problems and you can't see a way forward with his past. You owe him a proper explanation. Who are these ghosting advocates? Terrible people. |
I would not ghost. I would bring it up. I would say, I found out that you had XYZ in your past and I wanted to see when you were going to tell me about it and what is going on with it now... People can change and reform. |
| Don’t ghost and don’t bring up the past bc that will open the door for discussion. |
This thread is textbook double standards - what does her having a one-night stand have to do with anything?
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I'm the OP. I realize I made a terrible mistake with my actions that night. It was impulsive and dangerous. I was drunk, and I've been horny and lonely for years but especially since I broke up with my BF last October, who I on;y dated for 5 months. I'm almost always single. I could never ghost someone. I aim to treat people the way I want to be treated. I think he deserves the respect of me informing him that I'm canceling our date. So I sent him a text hours ago stating "I changed my mind about the date. I can't communicate with you anymore. I wish you all the best." He replied soon after, "ok". Then I made an appt with my doctor for STD testing next week. I should get my period in about 6 days (I use a phone app to chart my period to avoid pregnancy, and use condoms). Now 7 hours later, he's texting me asking why I have a change of heart when things started off so great. He was probably shocked earlier and is now confused. I don't want to hurt or insult him by bringing up that I know about his drug addiction/arrests. I don't know if he's still using heroin, but he's drinking alcohol, which is a bad sign. I once read that only 10% of heroin addicts fully recover. I do not want to form a relationship with someone with a drug history, especially a longtime problem with heroin. What should I do? |
I told you what to do earlier -- block, ghost, move on with life -- but you didn't do that because you needed to be "nice" to him. Now he wants an explanation and a conversation and so on when all you want to be is done. A hard head makes a soft ass. *shrug* |
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Listen to me. Tell him you got back together with a boyfriend and you can’t see him
Tell him it was great and if things doing work out you will get in contact Apologize and don’t say the real reason Sometimes a little white lie is ok |
Block his number. You already told him you wouldn't be communicating. So don't. |
Do this! I mentioned this earlier in the thread because it works. By saying you got back with an ex you aren’t ghosting but you also aren’t encouraging further contact. |
Apparently not since she’s trying to get out of seeing him again. |
Oh she knew, long before she ran the background check. I'm a guy and I can pick out a bad guy from a mile away. Just ask my daughter. |
| Is there any chance it’s not the same person? My DH has a pretty uncommon name but there are one or two other people with the same name and one is from the same area originally. When I first met DH I googled him and some stuff related to the other guy came up and I assumed it was DH. It wasn’t anything bad like what you’ve found but anyway might be worth considering... |