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Dating : I give up on dating men lol

Dating : I give up on dating men lol


Just when I thought I found a “normal” guy who has a job, isn’t mentally abusive, wasn’t a player, told me he wanted something serious and long term, even deleted his dating apps in front of me – welp, got ghosted! I’m not too upset, I’ve moved on, I wasn’t that into him anyways but to top it all off I just found out (after many suspicions) that he lied about his father passing away back at the end of may. There was no obituary in the newspaper or online which I thought was fishy. And then I looked up his father on LinkedIn, and his father was active on it 4 days ago. Um, excuse me what? Sir, how are you active on LinkedIn? I thought you were supposed to be dead. Wtf is wrong with people.

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  1. Just so you know, newspaper obituaries cost upwards of $500 at least where I’m from. Not always a given that people will choose to list it.

  2. I am sure you will find the right one.
    Possibly even when you have already stopped looking actively for that special someone.

    Just stay openminded towards new people who enter your future life, because you never know who might be the one. 🙂

    And yes, pain will be with us all, the art is to manage it and be ready for something/-one new, I think

    Wishing you and everyone reading this all the best

  3. My advice is don’t give up. As a guy I’ve been there where I’ve been ghosted by women on apps. It’s the people on there, it’s really human nature since there’s no real connection and you’re practically strangers there’s no social consequences for lying it’s not like you guys shared friends cause that wouldn’t have happened otherwise.

  4. I know, right? After running into guys only using me for sex, I thought I finally stumbled upon a guy who is respectful and not in it for the sex….because he’s impotent and has been avoiding sex and dating for years. Great.

  5. Bold of you to assume you’ll find a quality relationship through a dating app lol

    I’m sorry but it’s a shit show these days. I’d botherline rather stay clear of all that headache

    Don’t lose hope it all men. Most of us are normal just have to know where to look

  6. For what it’s worth, dating has the same issues as Craigslist, a lot of overvalued crap because the good stuff sells quick leaving the bad to keep on floating around. It creates a survivor bias towards crappy relationships as the good ones don’t keep returning to the market. It makes the good appear to be more rare than it actually is. Good people aren’t rare, good people looking for relationships are less common than bad people looking for them by natural selection.

  7. People need to understand that both genders do that, doesn’t matter if it’s a guy or a girl. Yes, you are free to hate that girl or that guy, but in the end it all boils down to meeting not right persona. Also, finding a SO on OLD is mostly, a waste of time.

  8. Honestly, if you found a good one, you’d probably just break them. Like you were dating this guy but then you say “it’s fine i didn’t like him much anyways”.. like, what? Then why were you manipulating him into thinking you did? Even if he was great you would’ve probably just tossed him to the side when an upgrade came along.

  9. Don’t give up, us good guys are out there.
    For example, my tinder profile isn’t great and doesn’t really showcase who I am but it never would. I am an absolute gentleman but unfortunately it’s hard enough to show somebody that.

    Keep searching and you’ll find somebody worth your time.

  10. From my experience it seems as though the guys that are stable and not liars dont stand out and usually never have a chance but the opposite of guys have had 100 relationships so I think you just need to look elsewhere and look carefully

  11. Being a cis-het woman is like being living proof that no one chooses our sexuality, we are truly born with it. Honestly, I would not choose to date men.

  12. WOW… I’m sorry dudette.

    Guys like this make it harder for the rest of us. (Guys and Gals)

    I hope his pecker slowly rots and falls off.

  13. « “normal” guy who has a job, isn’t mentally abusive, wasn’t a player » I don’t know where tf you live but men like this are legit around every. single. corners. Now of course, attractive ones that fit your criterias, maybe not. And they are rarely going to be on dating apps for fuck’s sake – people on these apps have the emotional maturity of a chicken

    And the sad part is (I’m 21, for reference) at my age, I’m not going to be rewarded for maturity, so why the fuck would I want to act that way, when most people around my age group care more about shit like drama, sex and short-term relationships.

  14. Can relate. Thought I found a “normal” woman. Nope. Totally emotional cut off. Even though she initiated all higher physical encounters (mutual agreement to the hotel room after almost getting caught in the car), two days after getting that night…poof. Gone. “Sorry I just don’t like you enough”. Really? Liked me enough to spend a night but not enough to actually try and make a relationship work?

    Where is a normal woman who actually wants a relationship at? Even if we don’t connect, at least that is an answer. But don’t say we connect, I am great, all is good except you like me enough to have sex with but not enough to try a longer relationship?

    Sorry. Very frustrating.

  15. um… i dont mean to sound morbid or anything but like, their social media accounts could be taken over by their family or smtg. My friend died, and her mom now manages her messenger/facebook/etc…

  16. Okay its shitty to lie about a dead family member but why do so many people go digging to find out? It feels so odd to not take someone at their word when they said someone close to them died. I can understand looking the person your talking to up but why continue to dig?

  17. I’m so sorry to hear that. I mean, if you’re pan, bi, or open to not dating men, then there’s an option for you. But also, I would caution ruling us out entirely. Men like you described do exist, it just takes more work to find us, since we’re not as loud or as limitedly interested in getting in your pants as other men might be.

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