Anonymous wrote:Wow - are you always this uptight, OP? I laughed out loud at your post.
He sounds like a fun guy to me.
Anonymous wrote:I’ve been seeing a guy and we have been texting often as he’s been away this week. I told him I was taking my kids to an amusement park and he told me a story about how he went on an amusement park ride once and let out a “stink bomb.”
Like I said, I know this is dumb but I’m seriously turned off and feel myself unattracted to him now. I replied to his message asking why would he tell me that and saying it’s a serious turn off.
I feel like I don’t even want to see him anymore. Maybe these are my true feelings coming out? I feel bad as he’s a nice person and has been very nice to me but if I’m dating someone I need to feel attracted to him.
(Context: I am middle aged and divorced and have been seeing this guy for a few weeks.)
Anonymous wrote:I absolutely don't find toilet humor funny. I love all other kinds of humor and watch a lot of standup comedy, but anything involving toilets or asses completely grosses me out. The reality is deep inside every man is a 7th grade boy who wants to giggle any time someone says "it" because they might be talking about sex, so you just have to let them know you don't share their sense of humor in that direction. See if he self-corrects or not. If he does, forget about this one thing, and if he doesn't, then he's not the right guy for you.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Op here—I did ask for clarification and explained my feelings.
I couldn’t help that I got the ick when I thought he had recently enjoyed trapping people on a ride with a noxious fart.
I wanted to talk things through. He seemed receptive in one breath and then cut me off.
If he was right for you he would have wanted to make you comfortable with him. He didn't, so it's done. I know it feels crappy. Been there, done that! Move on.
Anonymous wrote:Op here—I did ask for clarification and explained my feelings.
I couldn’t help that I got the ick when I thought he had recently enjoyed trapping people on a ride with a noxious fart.
I wanted to talk things through. He seemed receptive in one breath and then cut me off.
Anonymous wrote:Stink bombs (the novelty toy) are for 11 year olds, and delinquent ones at that.
For a TWENTY year old to use one in a public setting (rather then perhaps a prank on an old buddy) is crude and speaks volumes.
That a 40 year old would ever admit, let alone brag about acting this way in his 20s means you dodged a huge bullet.
Curious has this guy ever been married?
Anonymous wrote:Did a 12 year old write this thread? Good grief this was SO DUMB and such a waste of time to read.
Anonymous wrote:OP here—well it doesn’t matter now I guess because the guy decided to cut off contact with me.
In one breath he said how much he cared about me, how we have something special, he’s willing to go above and beyond for me…then he said it had become a difficult decision for me so he would make it easier by making it impossible to text or call.
I’m baffled and it feels really bad too. I know he has major self-esteem and I suspect abandonment issues but I was trying to be fair and rational.