Anonymous wrote:So, this is funny.
A younger HOT girl(mid 20s) and I started talking. I am good looking and have successful career and she was interested in me. I asked her out for a nice dinner and she picked one of the most expensive restaurants around. She was already there before our meeting time and had ordered a glass of expensive champagne. We sat down after the initial greetings and after that she was on her phone non-stop. Taking pics, posting them on insta, doing snaps,texting, etc. Talking about food and she didn't interacted with me at all. Meanwhile, she had also ordered an expensive bottle($100+) of champagne. I was hungry so I ordered food and she did too. She was of course picking the most expensive items on the menu and bragging about it on insta right away. Everything was rude and offensive. At the end, it was time to pay the bill. Server brought the bill, I paid for mine including tip on the whole check and asked her to pay for her part. She was surprised and said - "you asked me out for dinner". Then I replied - "yes, I did but you didn't come on a date with me. It was your phone you were on date with". I said that and just left.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I got divorced when I was 43 and dipped my toe into online dating. Matched with a guy and met up for coffee. Thank goodness for coffee dates ladies! He’s reported his age as 51 on the dating app. He showed up and it was clear that he’d been 51 at some point in his life, probably 10-15 years prior. And the pictures he posted were probably from then. Nothing against the geriatrics or handicapped but he had handicapped tags and was just old. I made cordial conversation, quickly drank my coffee and scooted out of there. New to online dating I really didn’t know how to handle it, thankfully we hadn’t rolled to personal cells so all communication was through the app. He messaged me after and told me what a great time he had and asked me out for dinner. I deactivated my dating profile for a few months after that
Same here but with a woman in her mid-60s who “saw herself as younger”. I did the same as you.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Man here. 20+ years ago I met someone through the personals. We agreed to meet and grab a bite somewhere nearby.
We met, and she suggested either McDonalds or Burger King. Not exactly what I had in mind but ok. Within about a minute or so, I realized she was trans, and hadn't revealed this information.
We made it to the restaurant (Burger King I think.), and after a minute or so of discussing what we were going to eat, I "went to the bathroom" and escaped out the back door.
Am i going to get cancelled for typing this? In 2022 (if I were actually single), I'd actually go on such date if a trans woman was up front about it. Just don't take me by surprise like that.
If it were a passable trap, I’d do it
Anonymous wrote:I got divorced when I was 43 and dipped my toe into online dating. Matched with a guy and met up for coffee. Thank goodness for coffee dates ladies! He’s reported his age as 51 on the dating app. He showed up and it was clear that he’d been 51 at some point in his life, probably 10-15 years prior. And the pictures he posted were probably from then. Nothing against the geriatrics or handicapped but he had handicapped tags and was just old. I made cordial conversation, quickly drank my coffee and scooted out of there. New to online dating I really didn’t know how to handle it, thankfully we hadn’t rolled to personal cells so all communication was through the app. He messaged me after and told me what a great time he had and asked me out for dinner. I deactivated my dating profile for a few months after that
Anonymous wrote:Man here. 20+ years ago I met someone through the personals. We agreed to meet and grab a bite somewhere nearby.
We met, and she suggested either McDonalds or Burger King. Not exactly what I had in mind but ok. Within about a minute or so, I realized she was trans, and hadn't revealed this information.
We made it to the restaurant (Burger King I think.), and after a minute or so of discussing what we were going to eat, I "went to the bathroom" and escaped out the back door.
Am i going to get cancelled for typing this? In 2022 (if I were actually single), I'd actually go on such date if a trans woman was up front about it. Just don't take me by surprise like that.