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Conversations always come back to sex

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TheyOnlyThinkWithOneThing · 15/07/2024 04:57

Have name changed as previous posts are quite identifying and sorry it's a long one.

I met a guy a few weeks ago whilst away. Neither of us live there/come from there, I was travelling around, and he was over there for business. We also don't come from or live in the same country as each other. We got chatting one evening in a bar, got on great, had a laugh and swapped numbers nothing more.

We exchanged a few messages over the next couple of weeks whilst we were off doing our own things. Then we happened to both be back in the same city the evening before he was due to fly home so we arranged to meet for a few drinks. Again, a lovely night, chatting, getting to know each other but nothing else. He was the perfect gentleman and walked me back to my hotel without any expectation of being invited back.

Since then, we have been in touch almost every day, video calling when internet access allows (he travels to fairly remote places for work fairly often), or just via WhatsApp messages. Conversations started as you would expect with the normal questions of getting to know each other and also what we both wanted especially as there is a huge distance between us at the moment. More recently he seems to try and steer every conversation towards sex. Sometimes is pretty tame and flirty, sometimes it's a bit more obvious but until yesterday it hadn't really bothered me.

We have a fairly large time difference. Yesterday afternoon, so his morning, I get the usual "morning beautiful" type message, then without warning I get a dick pic!! Now the dick pic in itself isn't a huge issue. I messaged back and politely reminded him not to expect any such pictures from myself and he apologized that it was probably too much and was sorry if he offended me. The issue I have is that me not wanting to go down that particular conversation route basically ended the conversation. I've noticed recently that he tries to steer the conversation more and more towards sexual type conversations and if I don't take the bait so to speak the conversation dries up pretty quickly.

My big concern now is that I am booked to fly out to see him in a few weeks and I feel that all the talk about seeing if we could make long distance work with view for seeing what could be in the future was just all talk and he basically just wants a fuck buddy for the couple of weeks I am over.

I am so pissed off with myself for falling for yet more bullshit from a guy, I honestly thought he was different. This is a professional guy in his fifties and not some dodgy romance scam, just some sort of bloody sex pest! Or am I completely out of touch and this is just what is expected these days to "keep the excitement alive" until we meet up again? It's not like I'm a prude, but I just feel those sort of conversations should be kept until after we have at least been intimate in person.

Would you still go to visit him? I'm actually visiting a friend who lives a short flight from him whilst I'm there so will be doing the long-haul flight anyway, just not sure if I should just make alternative plans for the time we had planned to spend together or still meet up and see how things pan out in person.

Vote wise:
YANBU - Do not meet this guy and make alternative plans
YABU - Go meet the guy and just see what happens

OP posts:
Mnetcurious · 15/07/2024 08:30

Gross. Don’t meet him, or bother with any further communication.

Life2Short4Nonsense · 15/07/2024 08:40

Ew! Even if I was regularly sleeping with a guy, I still would not want to see a dickpic. He might as well be sending me a picture of his butthole while he is taking a dump. It's so unappealing.

In fact I would stop sleeping with a guy and block him if he did that.

BouquetGarni224 · 15/07/2024 08:42

Disappointing but, in a way, good; because he's shown you that he's at best not the sort of guy you want to spend further time getting to know & investing in, or at worst; was BSing about being open to a relationship & was only really looking for sex, which he'd probably have faded out after, if he got a few times.

Emotssoom · 15/07/2024 10:25

Normal people don't send unsolicited dick pics! Immature and possible sociopath!

cocoloco23 · 15/07/2024 10:32

I met a guy OLD about a year ago - let’s call him Mike. We met once and he made it clear I wasn’t his type, which of course is fine.

However, we found that we had some common ground in terms of the work we do, and agreed to stay in touch. Our conversations from that point on were friendly but focused on work. I carried on OLD and met my boyfriend a couple of months later.

I mentioned to Mike that I’d met someone. No problem. Then a couple of weeks later - DURING a conversation about work - Mike sent me a video of himself wanking. He’s now blocked.

I felt utterly disrespected and slightly sick. He was doing it because it turned him on to make it, and it turned him on to think of me looking at it. It was all about him and nothing about me as a human being with my own needs and wants. This is what this guy has done to you.

Catsmere · 15/07/2024 10:33

Just another perv who's gone straight to sex offender territory with e-flashing. Bin.

Imanidiotiknow2 · 26/07/2024 12:30

sadly i've just had the same - met a guy on holiday and stayed in touch (didn't sleep together) we had some nice chats and agreed to meet up - sadly in the run up to this he started asking if he could send me pics of him naked and talking about all the things he would like to do to me. i binned him off. was only short lived but hurts as just seems to re confirm no decent men out there

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