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What? It's not a date? It's just a meeting?? :p

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Hahah, ZING! :p:laugh:

 

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Well, the guy who was a funny writer turned out to be odd. At first, I thought he was drunk, on drugs, or had a brain injury, because he's got a hippie-ish spacey thing going. He wasn't a fluent talker, but had a great sense of humor and laughed at everything I said. Okay, I thought, I can like this guy even though he's a bit flaky.

 

And then he brought up his ex-girlfriend. I probed and discovered they had been broken up 2 months ago & he's not over her. I asked why he was on a dating site & he said he wanted her to get the message that it's over. She wants him back, he said.

 

Umm, thanks for sharing. The whole thing sounded fishy & I ended the date there and left. He didn't seem a bit sad to see me go.

 

I wish there was a way to screen for douchebaggery without giving a guy the third degree over email.

 

Ah, just another day in the life of dating.

 

Here you got to the point. That is why I do prefer emailing before meeting a guy. Basically, it is to avoid wasting my time on meeting guys who are wrong for me and probably for most of women. Your date is a good example of such a guy.

When I email to guys before the meeting, I ask them personal questions about them to rule out wrong guys. Sure, they might lie in emails but they might say the truth as well. I do not check out how funny they are while emailing because it is easier to check out during the meeting. I guess I do not even care how hilarious he is if he cares for his ex-GF so much.

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