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so, he's has sex with a prostitute...

120 replies

lolathemagnificent27 · 18/08/2013 18:59

feeling very confused at the moment and would like some opinions please.

I met this man in february, though mutual friends, started dating in April, took things fairly slowly but got on like a house on fire, it felt right and after talking about it a few weeks ago we both agreed we were mad about each other and wanted to be together in a serious committed realtionship.

Fast forward to today when he left his mobile phone in my car by mistake but couldnt come to collect it until 2pm (i was at work)

I know, I know..I should not have done it, but thinking I was a comedy genius at the time, I went onto his facebook page to write a funny status update pretending to be him, thinking nothing of it. He saw it on his laptop we had a giggle about it and that was that.

An hour later, bored in work I thought i would have a nosey and went to his inbox. wrong, intrusive, breach of trust? maybe, but I certainly did not expect to find anything out of sorts and though I could trust him wholeheartedly so never gave it too much thought.

So the message i read was one with a very good friend of his. Lots of usual boy chat about football etc then it got a bit deeper and was reading about when my DP was on a stag-do. He was describing how it was a bit of a travel for a 'bang' (this is where I begin to feel physically sick) i think his exact words were, 'was a bit pricey too, they should've paid us after the ride we gave them, we should've went with the blondes!'

revolting or what. I was pretty shocked to say the least so scrolled up to see what else had been said. It was a few months beforehand but they were discussing a trip to amsterdam or down south for a 'strip club weekend'

I was disgusted, composed myself, put his phone away, got on with work and decided to act normal when he collected his phone and will discuss it with him at some point when I've had time to digest.

If its of any relevance, the dates of the stag doo were when we had only just met, been on a few dates and had not had sex at this point. And the 'strip club' talk was from the beginning of the year. so he was a single man free to do as he pleases and i suppose really has nothing to do with me at all. BUT, I find it repulsive none the less.

I really have no idea how I feel about the whole situation at this moment tbh. But my gut says RUN for the hills! He knows my views on strip clubs and imo someone who can pay a woman for sex is nothing but a scumbag.

so, wwyd?

I really thought this relationship would last the distance, that we had something so special, as does everyone around us, our friends/family. For the first time in a long time I felt like I could see a future together with him, to me he is the perfect gentleman, really romantic, thoughtful, caring etc. So reading this felt so alien, as if it was a completely different person! But I am well aware that people can pretend to be something they are not. Part of me hopes it was male bravado but I cannot see myself being able to be intimate with him again

could you work this through if in the same position?

OP posts:
LemonPeculiarJones · 19/08/2013 17:28

Well done OP.

Darkesteyes · 19/08/2013 18:01

Dam there is some victim blaming in yr post albeit very subtle.

Well done OP He isnt worthy of you.

garlicagain · 19/08/2013 18:17

Well done :) It is sad, yes, and disappointing. But there are good things to remember, and more to look forward to ... without compromising your very sensible values.

Hope you've got lots of treats & good company lined up for the next little while.

AnyFucker · 19/08/2013 18:21

It gives me a warm glow to witness women who know what their boundaries are and bloody well stick to them in the face of a bit of nice guy behaviour

Mwirren · 19/08/2013 18:21

Babybasil "men live down to your expectations of them".

Very true.

PeppermintPasty · 19/08/2013 19:00

Well done you. Strangely proud Smile

Boosterseat · 20/08/2013 08:18

Good for you!

Not worth spending every moment he is out wondering his hes getting his grotty little end away.

Onwards and upwards from here.

lolathemagnificent27 · 20/08/2013 14:10

Just recieved a bouquet of flowers from him with a note
inside quoting lyrics from our favourite song. Barf. I feel nothing

I dont think he's going to take this well at all Angry

OP posts:
AnyFucker · 20/08/2013 14:19

Put the flowers in the bin along with the note

it doesn't matter how he "takes" it

this man is history

isn't he ?

perfectstorm · 20/08/2013 14:34

It gives me a warm glow to witness women who know what their boundaries are and bloody well stick to them in the face of a bit of nice guy behaviour

This.

I take my hat off to you, OP. You're right. You deserve better, and will find it.

Quaffle · 20/08/2013 14:46

A tenner says you end up taking him back.

LemonPeculiarJones · 20/08/2013 14:51

Send them back with a quotation from the Arctic Monkeys: 'And you told Roxanne to put on her red light'.

From Scummy Man, appropriately enough.

lolathemagnificent27 · 20/08/2013 15:04

Yes, he is 100% history. No amount of begging, pleading or apologies can change what I feel.

What kittens said, it is a form of rape.
Haha lemon, I shall!!

OP posts:
Boosterseat · 20/08/2013 15:06

they're all infected but he'll be alright cos hes a scumbag don't you know

Great to hear that he is history Lola Grin

lolathemagnificent27 · 20/08/2013 15:11

Grin upwards and onwards for me

OP posts:
Sleepathon · 20/08/2013 15:16

Well done to you OP you're an inspiration to others!

LoisPuddingLane · 20/08/2013 15:24

I'd want to wash my fanjo out with Flash if I found out someone I'd been with had been with prostitutes. I'm not saying they are automatically dirty but you just never know if they've been doing bareback or not.

MillicentTendancies · 20/08/2013 17:58

haha @ wash out fanjo with flash

OP - good call : D

AnyFucker · 20/08/2013 18:10
Grin
chilipeppers · 20/08/2013 18:17

Nasty! End it now. God knows what he might have!!

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AnyFucker · 20/08/2013 18:23

alright, alright

this bloke is a skank but let's be careful about the name calling of prostitutes, eh ? Not comfortable with that at all.

KristinaM · 20/08/2013 20:30

I agree, prostituted women are usually victims of violence, addictions, mental health problems , abuse, crime and poverty. Have some compassion

LoisPuddingLane · 20/08/2013 20:33

Who's name calling?

The fact is you don't know if they will have used protection - I imagine that some earn more money by not using protection. And if the bloke I was sleeping with has been with a prostitute who isn't using protection, it would make me feel very uneasy and a bit grubby.

ShellyBoobs · 20/08/2013 21:02

The man sounds like an utter arse. You need rid of him, for sure, OP.

He sounds incredibly disrespectful and it seems as though he's only sorry that you found out, not that he did something awful.

I do think it's pretty shit that you went through his inbox, though.

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