I met a guy Friday for a quick coffee in his lunch break, 40 minutes max. Very attractive, cool, bit flash for me. He sat next to me and put his arm around me. When he left, he adjusted himself and said he had a semi 
. He whispered he was an amazing lover.
He messaged me all day long, excited and friendly, and asked when we could meet again. I suggested Wednesday. He said he works weekday evenings but could be with me at 10.30pm. He would need a shower at my place and would bring his toiletries and body brush as he likes smooth skin . Note: at no stage had I invited him to mine. I thought we could go for a drink and see how we get on and I would get a babysitter for the dc.
The next morning I messaged him to say, thanks anyway but this won't work for me so we'll leave it. He messaged and called all day long. I didn't know as my phone had died until the evening when I charged it and all these messages came through eg I will not let you go that easily baby, I'm a nice guy, we have to make an effort. His last message was, I want sex with you.
The last guy I met was exactly the same. One date, over keen, I called it off and he said, please can I do it to you just once.
I just read the shagged on a first date thread. What happens if you shag a man like this straight away? Surely it's a risk. Do they disappear never to be seen again as they have got what they want or can you never get rid of them? Knowing my luck, they would turn into a stalker and know my address. I'd only met this guy for 40 minutes and he was acting like we had fallen madly in love. I almost feel guilty that I have let him down yet I don't even know him.
Is this typical? Should I be playing it differently? Can you weed these guys out earlier ie before you even meet? It is so off-putting.
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Is this typical of online dating?
Decadeinthesun · 15/06/2016 22:43
Take it as a (weird) compliment and move on swiftly if he's not your cup of tea?
No idea how to weed them out... My DP still whispers filth in my ear years later. But I did sleep with him on the first date.
I would put money on it that the men who do get a shag on the first date are always the ones who have been respectful and never brought it up prior to that. They are either really clever or really shy or just nice but either way they get a result so to speak 
well, my DP did anyway.
There are a lot of chancers on OLD. I managed to weed them out, partly luck, and partly with the radar of the cynical old bird that I am. I messaged for a while, and discarded those that showed their hand for only being after the rumpy pumpy. Not that I don't enjoy the rumpy pumpy, just that I want to be treated properly as well
OMG... vile I was on Match.com for 6 months. Men were variable but usually exchanging a few emails before meeting weeded out the creeps. Most were genuine - looking for a long term partner. Met one who freaked me out - nearly getting on top of me in the driver's seat of my car as I tried to close the door while he still protested that I should fancy him and want to shag him ewwwww....
The very last guy I met was different somehow. I didn't fancy him but we talked for hours - the time flew by. We met up a few times and talked about how internet dating wasn't for us - just too false and unnatural. But we kept seeing each other from time to time - a movie here, a beer there. I took him out for a canoe trip on the Thames with some mates of mine and we had a great time.
Suddenly started to realise that I was missing him when he wasn't around... then last summer he cooked me dinner and plucked up the courage to ask whether I'd consider us being 'an item'. 15 months and we'd never even had a snog!!
The rest is history as they say - we've been 'an item' 11 months now. I moved in with him and we can't believe how lucky we are.
I don't know what's 'typical' for online dating, but despite the fact that I met up with 20+ blokes I didn't want to be with, I eventually met one who was right for me. That's what it's all about - the more you meet the more likely you'll find 'the one'. Good luck op
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