I had the worst dates – one guy didn’t have enough money to pay for our meal but the second made me give up dating apps
A NEW York City resident has taken to the internet to vent about her super awful dating life.
She said she gave dating applications a chance and ended up going on two horrendous dates just days apart.
“Afer I graduated from acting school I decided to jump on the bandwagon and download dating apps,” actress and blogger Sara DiPasquale said in a video she shared online.
She said she decided to download Bumble and went all in, even scheduling two dates in one week.
“I thought: ‘You know what? Why not make two dates in one week?'” she explained.
‘Why not put myself out there?’
“Don’t put all your eggs in one basket, right?”
So, DiPasquale scheduled one rendezvous on Wednesday and one date on a Sunday and was eager to experience her first online dating meet-ups.
Unfortunately, the first one was awful right off the bat.
“I meet him out and let me just tell you: absolutely tragic date,” she said.
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“This guy couldn’t even talk to me, let alone look at me.
“It was painful.”
She continued: “At one point I looked at him and said: ‘You know what?
“‘I like to hear myself talk but you gotta give me something to work with here.'”
She said the man replied that he was “more of an observer.”
To make matters worse, DiPasquale claimed she had to pay for part of their pizza and for their ice cream.
“Buddy you can’t bring $20 into NYC and expect that to cover a coffee,” she quipped.
Unfortunately, that wasn’t the worst part of the date for DiPasquale.
She said that when she and the unnamed man were eating, she saw the guy she made plans with for Sunday.
She said he didn’t see her, but that was enough stress to give her the confidence to end the date, especially because she knew it wasn’t going anywhere.
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DiPasquale had a completely different reaction to date No. 2, who she claimed she saw yet again before their Sunday plans.
“First time I see him? Weird coincidence.
“Second time? That’s fate,” she said.
Fate certainly seemed to work in DiPasquale’s eyes, who said the date went marvelously – until the end, that is.
“We go out, we sit in Bryant Park for three hours, have an amazing date, talk about all these other dates we’re going to do,” she said before the video cut off.
Finishing her story in the caption of the video, she wrote: “He ghosted me,” in all-caps.
Hopefully, this was fate’s way of telling DiPasquale it was not meant to be.
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