Anonymous wrote:Are you pretty new to dating? Sounds like he has a lot of red flags that you were ignoring. You may want to look at some dating blogs or read some books and familiarize yourself with the landscape a bit.
Anonymous wrote:i am laughing my a$$ off.
i never call troll but it has to be one.
who needs to come to dcum to ask if this loser is a red flag?
he is a BRIGHT NEON ORANGE FLAG with the word EXPLOSIVE written in 100 languages -- some of those languages are not even spoken anymore...
STAY AWAY.
Anonymous wrote:Is he perhaps on the spectrum?
Anonymous wrote:
Nope. This guy is a social idiot. I forbid you to keep seeing him.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Met a man in a casual situation. We exchange phone numbers and agreed to go on a first date. He shows up to my house with a compatibility test. About 30 or so questions, which he precedes to ask me. I agree to take the test because I'm uncertain what it means at this point, and I don't want to be rude. I don't really remember the results of the test because it felt more like a joke to me or maybe a.fun ice breaker. We've only been casually dating for a few weeks but I can't past the fact that he asked me to take a compatibility test. I thought the purpose of dating was to get to know each other in an intimate setting. If this happened to you, would you consider it a red flag or just a really cute behavior? We haven't been dating long enough for me to know if this is a red flag and if there are other behaviors that could be just as strange. I can tell you fhat he is 33 and still.lives with his parents.
The compatibility test is your potential red flag!? How about the bit about him living with mommy and daddy at age 33?