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OP, this is just the beginnng of a lazy guy that will be fat and living on your sofa while you are out working and paying the bills. If that’s what you want then go for it.
lol sorry netflix subscription suspended because credit card maxed out. but still have electricity paid through the next month. feel free to splurge and heat up your ramen in the microwave.
Well I wouldn't say the guy's name on the internet, where he lives isn't relevant either.
He did tell me his company is late with his paycheck and that's why he can't afford to go on a real date.(He works for a Fortune 500 company for over ten years now, I can't imagine a company like that is late with paychecks but whatever.) Then he blew up, exploded in anger that I do not "trust" him. Started to launch in with name-calling. But I canceled the date anyway.
The fact that he blew up and put the blame on you for his crappy date says that we were right. I'm telling you, FROM EXPERIENCE when I was young and naive as hell, he would have asked you if you wanted a massage - guaranteed. I kicked every last one of those fools out the second those words were out of their mouth. Get. The. *&$#. Out.
He's p*$$ed because he wanted more than he was letting on.
Anyone who is on here saying we don't know these things - please. If you observe humans and their actions, you see the same crap repeated over and over again, regardless of who it is. Asking someone to come over to your home on a 2nd date, when neither person knows each other very well to watch TV or a movie - no - 99% of the time that is not innocent.
Well I wouldn't say the guy's name on the internet, where he lives isn't relevant either.
He did tell me his company is late with his paycheck and that's why he can't afford to go on a real date.(He works for a Fortune 500 company for over ten years now, I can't imagine a company like that is late with paychecks but whatever.) Then he blew up, exploded in anger that I do not "trust" him. Started to launch in with name-calling. But I canceled the date anyway.
Well I wouldn't say the guy's name on the internet, where he lives isn't relevant either.
He did tell me his company is late with his paycheck and that's why he can't afford to go on a real date.(He works for a Fortune 500 company for over ten years now, I can't imagine a company like that is late with paychecks but whatever.) Then he blew up, exploded in anger that I do not "trust" him. Started to launch in with name-calling. But I canceled the date anyway.
So strange when that happens! And it does happen...The guy suddenly blows up and resorts to name calling, as if you’re going to go: “Oh woah! wait a minute ...I’ll be right over, I’m sorry I doubted you!”
Good times.
Jeez, what a jerk. First dates, you meet somewhere like a coffee shop, restaurant, etc. so you can determine if the person is sane, cool, likeable, nice. Then maybe the second date you pick her up and go out, then take her home. The intimate evening at home with dinner comes later.
i assume most serial killers wanna' be up close and personal.
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