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Would this put you off completely?

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Merrychristmaseveryonee · 18/12/2022 00:59

Hi everyone

Just wondering if this would put you off if you were in this situation.

I have been messaging a guy for a little while. We went to the same school, he’s two years older. Both in mid twenties and I haven’t seen him since school.

He was asking to take me on a date but we haven’t arranged anything yet.

However, tonight he has been at a friends house which is not too far from mine and he’s been messaging loads telling me he wants to come over to my house now, saying ‘nothing has to happen, I just want to see you’ and he keeps leaving voice messages slurring his words. Would this put you off the first date?

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CranberryPecan · 18/12/2022 07:40

It's not a crime to get drunk and flattering that he's thinking of you when he's out with his mates. I wouldn't block for that.

But it does sound as if he just wants to get his end away tonight, so no, I would be ignoring him until he is sober again. It would be a regrettable first date.

Why not push him on a proper first date this week or next, then you can make an informed decision whether this liaison might have future in it?

Babychampers · 18/12/2022 21:22

Did you hear from him today, OP??

ZeldaWillTellYourFortune · 18/12/2022 21:25

Gross. Block and move on.

Btw what makes him the decider of whether "nothing has to happen" or not? Shows you how his mind works.

BCBird · 18/12/2022 21:26

It wouldn't put me off a first date. I wouldn't let him.come over though. Wait and see what tomorrow brings.

determinedtomakethiswork · 19/12/2022 02:07

Rustyhandlebars · 18/12/2022 01:02

He's drunk.
Ignore him and see if he apologizes in the morning.

Why wait and see? She knows everything about him now.

determinedtomakethiswork · 19/12/2022 02:08

"Nothing has to happen " means he wants it to happen and he thinks you will cave in.

determinedtomakethiswork · 19/12/2022 02:22

pinkpotatoez · 18/12/2022 01:41

He clearly really likes you as he's thinking about you with his mates when drunk so that's a plus I guess BUT I'd only see him if apologises in the morning.

No, he clearly wants sex with someone and hopes she has no boundaries.

ClarathecrosseyedLioness · 19/12/2022 04:02

@determinedtomakethiswork No, he clearly wants sex with someone and hopes she has no boundaries.

^That about sums it up.

If I had tuppence for all the guys who said to me "Let's go back to your place, I won't try anything" I'd be a rich women. 🙄

barmycatmum · 19/12/2022 04:37

Yuck. Yes, that would be repulsive to me. Desperate isn’t a good look

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