What's the worst date you've ever been on?

My friends and I were sharing our worst date stories. Now I'm curious about the stories of all you lovely people. Feel free to share!

Here's one of my crappy experiences:
I chatted with this chick on a dating site. On her profile it said she was a member for eight years which I was fine with. It said she had a job, no kids, and she was fit looking: just like me.

When we went to meet face to face at a restaurant, it was a different story. She had three screaming kids with her and she was obese.

During the date I just calmly zoned in and out. I didn't want to get upset and scare the kids. It looked like she knew she screwed up. At what I deemed the right time, I calmly confronted her about it and she dismissed it and said she just got lazy with updating her profile for a few years, so it's technically not lying. Then she asked if I could help pay the bill since she has no money or a job. I flagged the waitress and said I was only going to pay for the soup I ate, nothing more. I gave the waitress cash for my part and I left her with the rest. My friends thought I was harsh for leaving her hanging, but I wasn't going to waste any money on that.

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  • perfectxsilence

    Pizza. He didn't offer to pay which was fine but he's the one who made the date. While at the pizzeria, he was obnoxious and told me tmi about his life which largely included him talking about how his mother and her boyfriend have loud sex. We hugged good bye and he later textd me that he wanted me to drive an hour to his place just to do it. When i said no he said he thought we were f*ck buddies. I deleted him on Facebook and blocked his number.

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    • Cuntsiclestick

      What a jerk. It's good you blocked him.

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    • RoseIsabella

      Hell yeah!

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  • Jattai

    The guy had decided I wasn't his type from the beginning and he was looking at his phone and lining up the next date at the table while I was eating.

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    • WeirdManFromTheSouth

      Thats cold

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      • Cuntsiclestick

        Your post was nuked. Only you can see it, so I cant see any responses to it when I click my notifications.

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        • WeirdManFromTheSouth

          My post on the other thread?

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          • Cuntsiclestick

            The entire IIN post itself was nuked.

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            • WeirdManFromTheSouth

              The one about blocking ppl? Thats cool. I was just saying since I blocked rose i had no downvotes or bans

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    • Cuntsiclestick

      I will admit I did that when I caught a person in a lie. I'm not saying you're lying or anything. You don't look like you are. The dude sounds like an ass.
      :)

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      • RoseIsabella

        I think it's great to ditch someone the first time you catch that person in a lie.

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        • Cuntsiclestick

          Yeah it is, but sometimes that opportunity doesn't present itself. XD

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    • RoseIsabella

      That's terrible, what an awful jerk.

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      • Jattai

        I consoled myself with an ice cream after he was gone.

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        • RoseIsabella

          I love me some chocolate ice cream.

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        • Cuntsiclestick

          Ah yes, food is the best cure for the blues.
          :)

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  • Columbusbiguy

    I do not have any data to back this up, but I wonder if stories like this are more prevalent today than say 20 years ago? Prior to dating sites you went on a date with someone after you got to know them a little bit anyway, after meeting at a bar or whatnot. Not to say they all went well, but i guess some element of surprise, mainly in the looks department, were eliminated. Although even though you saw them, i suppose they could still turn out to be bat shit crazy.

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    • Boojum

      I was 40 by the time the first internet dating sites appeared. Dating pre-internet was a total pain in the ass if you weren't into going to deafening, sweaty, crowded clubs, didn't have a large circle of friends, acquaintances and work colleagues, and you weren't sufficiently confident to approach women out of the blue in other settings.

      The internet is a very mixed blessing in many ways, and that definitely applies when it comes to connecting with people in the search for a hookup or something more serious. Still, I have no doubts that I would have been much happier in my twenties and thirties if internet dating had existed back then.

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    • RoseIsabella

      Internet dating can be kinda like Russian roulette.

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      • Cuntsiclestick

        Yep. You have to sift through crap to find a diamond. XD

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        • RoseIsabella

          There's lots to quartz, and calcite in them there hills.

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          • Cuntsiclestick

            Yeah and sometimes gold or silver depending on the person. XD

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            • RoseIsabella

              ... or nickel.

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    • Cuntsiclestick

      I think you're completely right, Columbusbigguy. XD

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  • CountessDouche

    I've had pretty good luck with dating compared to other people it seems Haha.

    I left a date after about...idk...20 min because he said flat out racist shit. As in- don't want a black waiter touching my food. I just walked out. That has been the only date that I left with no explanation!

    I had one REALLY bad date with a pedantic, arrogant guy who just talked down to me a bunch. He told me that I shouln't eat the type of food I ordered because I would get fat; he attempted to explain the sport of baseball to me as if I were a retarded child...I just had fun with it.

    What do you meeeen cal o rays. If I eat a cup of pasta, I gain a cup. Its science, duh.

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    • Cuntsiclestick

      Yeah I'd end it too if he was a racist or a snob. Both of them sound like dickheads. XD

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  • Indigo1

    I think the worst dates are the ones where you don't get a second one and you know that your date made that judgement of you based only on one day out together, a day when not enough time had developed to be fully comfortable with each other or yourself. and you know that there is more depth and truth to you that hasn't been shown and you can see there was enough of a connection to where if the other person would have given you just a bit more time and was able to see these side of you, you know that you'd stand a good chance of getting along really well. Too often now a days people are quick with there judgment. they like 80% of the things about someone and they let a few early date fumbles throw it all away

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    • Cuntsiclestick

      For some reason this reminds me of a date I went on with a guy from another online site. I forget how our conversation went, but once the town I came from was in the conversation, he left. Strange thing is that if he had read my profile, he would've easily saw what town I was from. Lol

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    • WeirdManFromTheSouth

      Yeah dude dating sucks

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  • leggs91200

    I almost forgot this one -
    when I was in high school, I met this lady named Amy through a vocational school we both attended. Different courses but same place.

    She basically asked me out. I had to do the actual asking but I was one of those things where it was a sure "yes".

    So I go to pick her up, she lived in some ratty ass project. She was babysitting her six year old nephew. I wanted to go eat some place nice but she thought it was too much so we ended up going to McDonald's or some crap. So we hang out at the place she is staying and are watching some stupid movie. Three of her male wigger friends come over and they were not giving me a hard time but it was just awkward. I talked to her a little the next day but after that we never communicated again.

    A couple months later I started dating one of the other girls in that class and Amy suddenly did not like it. She didn't say anything to me but was pretty rude to my new G/F supposedly.
    I think with Amy it was just a classic case of women seeing what someone will put up with. I tend to not walk away real soon after bullshit starts.

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    • Cuntsiclestick

      It's great you didn't bother with her after that. XD

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    • RoseIsabella

      Good for you!

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    • Boojum

      I thought the punchline was going to be that the "nephew" was a lot more closely related to her than that, and he had a couple more siblings stashed away somewhere.

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  • Tealights

    Well, a few months into the worse relationship I ever had (before it got bad), we video chat for the first time and his profile pic wasn't the same. His profile pic was slightly blurry image of a skinny young man with very stylish clothes on, but because of the blur you can't make out the face clearly. The guy I saw in the chat was fat and sloppy. So I asked about it. He said it's him when he was 16, and I'm like, "Why did you use a pic that's 8 years old!?" He claimed it's the best one he had. Of course from there the relationship started going down hill as the truth about who he really was revealed more and more.

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    • RoseIsabella

      How long did it take you to leave him? I'm not in a hurry to date right now, but one thing is for sure I want a have the ability to leave the first time the other person lies to me. I can't always do, but damn it I don't want to do so.

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      • Tealights

        8 months!

        There were so many red flags, but he gaslighted me very well but not well enough for the relationship to continue any longer.

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        • RoseIsabella

          At least you got out of there. Eight months is certainly better than twenty years!

          When I used to go to that support group there was an older lady there who was probably in her sixties, and she was still married to her abuser.

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    • Cuntsiclestick

      I never understood why people do the old " bait and switch". Do they like, expect people to overlook their lies once they get that person to like them? It's so dumb.

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  • charli.m

    My worst dates were just boring guys. They were nice just...boring.

    I did kinda break a guy by taking him to a cabaret show. I do feel a little bad about that.

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    • Cuntsiclestick

      Why would a cabaret break someone? Was it a striptease one?

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      • charli.m

        Ikr? I already had the feeling this wasn't going to work...but he was nice and I had free tickets soo...

        He was a very country guy. Into cars. Cars and machinery were basically his only conversation (so boring to me).

        The venue was one of my favourites - the (old) Butterfly Club in Melbourne. It used to be in a town house and the performances were in what presumably was originally a drawing room or something...the rest of the house had been converted to bar/ticket office in a closet space, and various rooms set up for sitting around in the overwhelming kitsch.

        The performance room sat maybe 45 people? In old wooden cinema seats I've ripped a toe nail off on before. The only a/c was an old shitty unit over the door that had to be turned off during the performance, other wise you'd never hear a word, cos no mics.

        He's super tall, had to fold himself into the seat. It was stinking hot even with the a/c. Neither of us are remotely comfortable...but I'm really looking forward to the show - a variety of performers, including two I really love. There are no cars, so T is already out of his comfort zone.

        Show starts. MC runs on stage from the door (there was no backstage. The curtain is stuck onto the back wall). Bearded guy in a sailors hat, blazer...skirt, fishnets, heels, pearls, shittonne of make up...and starts singing about how he's not wearing underwear today, while doing high kicks.

        Fuckin hilarious.

        Between his drag and the trans singer later, T was so far out of his comfort zone, he may as well have been on Pluto.

        So maybe this was his worst date? Idk. We never saw each other again.

        Funny thing is, he was a slightly country guy from a quite liberal city and this was too much for him...where as my current boyfriend, who is literally living on a farm in a small town in a Republican state...would have found the whole thing hilarious.

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        • Cuntsiclestick

          Lol yeah, that date shouldn't of broke him. If he felt uncomfortable he could've opened his mouth and said something. Drag shows are fun. XD

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          • RoseIsabella

            I find a good drag show can be downright uplifting.

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        • RoseIsabella

          I love drag shows!

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  • libertybell

    I went out with this guy once who was a compulsive liar. He kept making up wild stories about himself and our friends. And he didn't even have anything planned. The place he was going to take me was closed, and we just walked around all night. Then out of nowhere, he's like, "Gimme a kiss." Uh, no. Then a few days later, he goes to my apartment, and I wouldn't let him in. So he hangs out in the hall for what seemed like forever trying to get me to let him in. No, thanks.

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    • Cuntsiclestick

      Jeez he sounds scary. XD

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    • RoseIsabella

      Oh my God, that is terrifying! Did you call the cops?

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  • Protagoras

    There was this Brazilian girl visiting from Houston during 4th of July weekend a couple of years ago. We matched on Tinder and agreed to meet at a bar. We're drinking and talking... somewhere in the midst of our conversation she says "Yeah, I get kinda violent when I'm drunk" Now the normal thing to do would be to pretend to go to the bathroom and sneak out, but the bar is one big room with a bathroom in the corner, so it's not so easy to do. We start walking around the city a bit and I teased her by mimicking her voice. She didn't like that so she saying "stopppp!" and kicking my shins. I sort of laughed it off, but was getting concerned.

    We went to a club and danced for about an hour, hour and a half. Mind you this chick is like 5 ft and is going drink for drink with me. Finally, I'm exhausted and I want to go home, but she wants to keep dancing. So we debate back and forth... and of course I start teasing her again. Only this time, she round house kicks me to the throat. Granted, not a swift ninja kick, pretty sloppy and weak energy, but nonetheless totally uncalled for and inappropriate. I gave her the look of "Are you fucking kidding me right now?" and all she could say is "Sorry, I'm drunk"

    At this point I'm pretty pissed, but for some fucking reason I feel bad leaving her wasted in the middle of this strange city by herself. So I basically just pull her by the wrist to her hostel and that was the end of it.

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    • RoseIsabella

      Wow, what a crazy, alcoholic bitch! Yeah, I don't even wanna know people who get weird when they're drunk.

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    • Boojum

      As far as I'm concerned, anyone who's capable of using intoxication as an excuse for their behaviour isn't _really_ all that drunk.

      And you're right - her saying that she gets violent when she's drunk was a huge red flag. People who get their excuses for bad behaviour in beforehand are bad news.

      At least you have the satisfaction of knowing you behaved in a responsible and reasonable way in spite of her nastiness.

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      • RoseIsabella

        You are spot on about that red flag!

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    • Cuntsiclestick

      That chick sounds like a real mess. I never understood why people dont fix their deal breaking problems before going on a dating site.

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  • SwickDinging

    So not only did she lie about the fact that she had 3 children, but she actually brought them on the date with her? Jeez, you really dodged a bullet there lol

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    • Cuntsiclestick

      Lol yeah. I told my boyfriend about this and he shared a similar story. My friends had bad stories as well. I don't get why people use such silly tactics on dating sites. XD

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      • SwickDinging

        This is really weird behaviour. I don't know anyone who would do this. I have a bazillion little ones in tow most of the time but if I'm meeting up with a friend socially I either warn them beforehand that I will have the kids and ask them if they still want to go ahead (and I'm never in the slightest bit offended if they say no, I remember perfectly well what it's like to not have kids and be able to have a glass of wine in peace in a nice grown-up atmosphere) OR if it's something a bit special I will plan ahead and leave the kids with my husband or get a baby sitter.

        As for a date... I wouldn't dream of taking my kids on a date! Especially a first date where they didn't even know I had kids. I know this sounds judgemental but I honestly think this shows a lack of intelligence. At least it's an easy decision for you to make. Just sit politely for one drink and then leave and never speak to them again lol.

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        • Cuntsiclestick

          Nah, it's not judgemental. One would have to be pretty dumb to think such a terrible tactic would actually work. XD

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        • RoseIsabella

          I don't think you're being judgmental at all.

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      • RoseIsabella

        What did she do, and say when you told her you wouldn't be paying for her, and that you were leaving.

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        • Cuntsiclestick

          She didn't put up a fight. It was like she was aware that this was going to happen. Almost as if she's done that before.

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          • RoseIsabella

            Oh well, she brought it on herself with her crazy ass.

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  • There was this one dude who wanted to go out with me and paid for the “date” but continued to complain about spending like $30 on both of us even tho I offered to pay but he assured it’s on him. Then he continued to just pour quarts of oil in his shitty car and was like “oh all this oil it burns is worth it such a great car” and I’m like “omg well I’m gunna gooo” it was a ford too. On top of all this he brought a friend with him. He tried to hold my hand and I didn’t even budge I was honestly creeped out by him it was really awkward. We never talked after. I haven’t really had any very interesting people but this guy was weird complains about money and brings a friend like tf? He wasn’t even very cute. Just a waste of time.

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    • charli.m

      Ugh that's so creepy.

      I went on what I think the guy may have thought were dates(?), I thought was just us going to see bands we both liked. First one he brought his dad to...second, he brought his ex wife and her new husband and stared at her the whole night.

      Worst bit was I liked him (despite ssoooo many red flags) but had no thought that there was a chance he thought these were dates til waaay later.

      Shame. He was nice, interesting...just had so many skeletons in his closet...

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      • Boojum

        "...he brought his ex wife and her new husband..."

        Sorry, but 🤣🤣🤣

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        • charli.m

          Yup.

          I mean , like I said, as far as I concerned, it wasn't a date (though for that one, he told me he was bringing his sister, who is an acquaintance, but suddenly it was his ex and new hubby). It was just in retrospect, I think maybe he thought it was. I could be wrong.

          Same as I try not to beat myself up too much about not picking up on flirting when the "flirting" was, "I had this book as a kid. It's got a photo of a spider that has a butt like a pie."

          It did have a pie butt, for the record.

          Also, my grandmother loved this guy.

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          • RoseIsabella

            He sounds childish.

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          • Boojum

            That's some pretty damn subtle flirting. 🙄😁

            Ever consider that granny might secretly have "usual" tastes when it comes to men?

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      • Who brings a ex to anything let alone when your trying to spend the time with someone else that must of been so awkward. Sounds more like you got invited to family reunions what’s next the insurance companies cousins sister.

        That sucks but at least the red flags seemed to be obvious. Better they were upfront than later on.

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      • RoseIsabella

        Lots of rattling bones in the closet by the crawlspace under the staircase. 😱

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    • Cuntsiclestick

      That guy sounds like a child. It's good you ditched him. XD

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  • McBean

    A few years ago on eHarmony, I read a profile by a woman that had been on the site for three months and had no response from any guy. This seemed very odd to me because she was average looking and claimed to have a Ph.D. So, I sent her a response. The subsequent online conversation seemed normal enough. After a week, I suggested we meet at a Cracker Barrel restaurant for dessert.

    So we met, started talking and I could quickly see something was wrong. This woman was loaded with pain. Pain from authoritarian parents. Pain from high school, pain from the military. And she was good at enduring this pain. So good that in person she seemed numb and unaware that she had never experienced happiness.

    I was polite, got her talking about her daughter and her publications. Then, excused myself after half an hour, and said goodnight.

    I left the restaurant seriously questioning my lack of perceptiveness. All the men on eHarmony could see that despite her productive career, her heart was loaded with scars. I couldn't see it until I met her. What the fuck? My deficiencies could cause me to not recognize danger. The drive home seemed unusually spooky.

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    • Boojum

      That there's some pretty damn heavy shit to get into within half an hour of meeting for the first time over some buttermilk pie.

      What I don't understand is why you berated yourself for not recognising the woman's problems from her eHarmony profile. It seems a bit of a stretch to assume nobody else had given her a chance because it was obvious from her profile that she was a basket-case; maybe every guy who happened to see her profile was either not willing to settle for "average looking", and/or didn't like how she was a single mother, and/or felt challenged by her having a doctorate.

      Did you reread the profile and pick up on clues that you might have noticed and will do the next time?

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        There really weren't any clues. The profile seemed a bit dry. She downplayed her doctorate, but was willing to talk about it in the subsequent message exchange. The profile didn't have any of the typical, "... I like this, and I feel squirrelly about that, and happy people and rainbows ...", kind of shit. But, I chalked that up to a non-emotional orientation one would expect from advanced graduate studies.

        Somehow, most guys could read between the lines and see her pain, or else were intimidated by the Ph.D. Don't know man, still seems kind of spooky. You're an intelligent guy. Have you ever met smart babes with unexpected baggage?

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    • Cuntsiclestick

      People with heavy baggage are some of the worst to go on dates with.

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      • McBean

        Good point. After that date, I set the online filters to only show widows. Widows don't have any baggage. After your spouse dies, the baggage dies as well.

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          Dang that's dark. Lol
          XD

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          • McBean

            Well, I'm a widower. The emotional connection with widows is very healthy.

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  • RoseIsabella

    Good for you, that lying bitch completely got exactly what she deserved. I'm a single woman, and I have never really been interested in dating guys with kids. It's not that it's a terrible thing to be a single parent, but it is a terrible thing to lie about having three screaming kids, and being a fat ass.

    I fortunately haven't experienced what you have described in your post, but I have had to deal with meeting someone in person who didn't look like his profile, or lied about his age, and my response has always been to just get up, and leave. People can be such stupid, selfish trolls.

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    • Cuntsiclestick

      So true. Kids, obesity, and a lack of a job are all deal breakers for me. Her excuse was also lame as fuck. This wasn't the first time that happened either. I never get why people would lie on these sites. I had to wade through a few unstable dumbasses like her before I found the guy I'm with now. Lol It's good that you can walk away quickly from that shit. You dont deserve that. XD

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      • RoseIsabella

        I remember once there was this dude whose online picture was of a tall, dark haired, light skinned, lean, handsome guy, but when we met up he turned out to be short, blond, tan, fat and ugly. He was literally the polar opposite of the picture he showed online. Ugh!

        When I mentioned that he didn't look like his picture he told me that the picture was taken a year ago. Gee, I didn't know a person's DNA could rearrange itself like that in the course of a year. Then about a week later this guy approaches me online, and apologizes, then tells me that a friend of his roommate stole that picture of him.

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        • Cuntsiclestick

          That whole stole a pic thing was so obviously a lie he told. XD
          In a way I kind of feel bad for some of these people. They're so desperate and lonely that they think they have to resort to dirty tactics to score. XD

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          • RoseIsabella

            I don't don't feel sorry for them 😁

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        • Boojum

          Why the fuck does anyone do something that blatantly stupid? Unless you're only into dating blind people, using someone else's picture is just self-sabotaging.

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          • RoseIsabella

            I dunno, it was insane! What's worse is that I felt sorry for this hobgoblin, because he told me he had macular degeneration, so I smoked his sorry ass out.

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  • I have never been on a official "" date. Had partners all the time from 16 years old. Closest thing to a date would have been walking up the street together to by alcohol. Thats the bogon date a guess

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    • Cuntsiclestick

      I've never heard of being in a relationship without going on dates. But hey if it works for you, keep rocking on!
      :)
      Also everytime I see your username I think of the villain, Stain from My Hero Academia. XD

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      • Never herd of this other stain. I must google it

        Edit: Pff he is a wanna be!!

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          Pretty much, but he moved the plot in the story along. Lol

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  • strangethingshappen

    No date is the worst date

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  • WeirdManFromTheSouth

    A girl I met at rehab came over my house to hangout and we ended up going to my friends house that night and smoked weed. Turns out she had schizophrenia and the weed made her symptoms flare up. She started saying she was seeing demons and started running into the street. I ended up taking her to the hospital and left. Ended up fucking her weeks later but didnt get involved with her.

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    • Cuntsiclestick

      It's always good to stay away from the crazies.
      :)

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      • WeirdManFromTheSouth

        My friend told me to get her in my car and drive a few miles down the road and push her out of the car lol. I was like naw man I cant do that.

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        • Cuntsiclestick

          Wow. No offense but your friend gave bad advice there. That was sweet of you to take her to the hospital. Ditching her in an unfamiliar spot with her mental state probably would've been a disaster.

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            Yea dude. Poor girl was hallucinating badly.

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  • Fluteplayer101

    Wasn’t exactly a date, the guy and I met on Tinder and he was super duper nice and he wanted to meet me so bad. I was in my prime using the app, and I met a guy named Marc and he came over to my dorm to watch TV and play videogames. He and I had nothing in common and I saw this going bad he also wanted sex and I didn’t but he couldn’t even keep a hard one so he says. Afterwards he told me he would call me and he never did. He later on accused me of cat fishing him saying I had big breasts and he thought I had a flat stomach, but I didn’t. And he felt like my full body pictures didn’t show him that. It was a disaster.

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    • Cuntsiclestick

      Dang. It's not your fault his eyesight sucks. That dude is mentally disturbed.

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  • BleedingPain

    Dating apps/ websites can be a real scary place.

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    • Cuntsiclestick

      Yep, that they can. XD

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      • BleedingPain

        Never understood why people feel the need to catfish someone (unless they’re a rapist or murder).

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        • Cuntsiclestick

          I never understood it either. Does catfishing ever work? XD

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          • BleedingPain

            Im sure there was a reality show called catfished or something... none of those ever worked xD

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  • TheBlindInquisitor

    One of my friends I ended up dating was a raging alcoholic she would get sloppy drunk dancing and puking all over the place. It was to say the least werid and only lasted for about 3 months in terms of a relationship. Now when it came to dating it was even worse she had a nasty habit of saying shit out loud that tended to piss people off and I mean everyone. That's even when she wasn't drinking it became clear that she wasn't all the right in the head.

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    • Cuntsiclestick

      Sounds like she really embarrassed you. Good on you that you're not dating her anymore.
      :)

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  • MrsEdGein

    Dates? What dates? Guys never make a move and ask me out :(

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    • Cuntsiclestick

      I'm sorry to hear that.
      :(
      Maybe approaching them would be better?
      :)

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    • WeirdManFromTheSouth

      Try these new apps like Tinder

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  • chuy

    What's "dates?",I can't find said word in my diccionary or vocabulary. 😂😂😂

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    • Cuntsiclestick

      Yep. I know the post initially had a few typos and I corrected them. Lol

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      • chuy

        You know I was being sarcastic on the metter of the thread right?, I know what "date(s)" are I just haven't been on one in years. That's why my commented what I did.

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        • Cuntsiclestick

          I apologize. That joke went over my head. I'm pretty spacy sometimes. Lol

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          • chuy

            No prob

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