I thought I found a sweet guy – then he made the most disgusting comment to try to get me to sleep with him
DATING can be rough – well at least it was for one makeup enthusiast when she thought she had found the one.
Sammie Morrissey, 31, shared exactly what happened on her date with a man she met on a dating app.
Having just come back from the date, Morrissey explained that before their actual first time out, she met up with the man at a coffee shop “to feel him out.”
“He seemed like a really sweet guy, he was very funny, he really laid it on thick the nice guy act,” she claimed in a social media video.
However, when they got together for an official first date, things immediately seemed off.
She explained: “The second we sat down at the table, I started to get weird a**hole vibes.”
He allegedly got annoyed that their waiter couldn’t get to them fast enough, was complaining about the restaurant, and just seemed bothered “by little things,” as she explained it.
“I was just turned off by that,” she explained.
Nevertheless, Morrissey still managed to handle his pessimistic attitude in a polite manner throughout the evening.
She noted: “I offered to pay. He would not let me do it which was nice of him.”
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Even though she was able to get through dinner, things actually got worse.
As the two left the restaurant, he allegedly asked if she wanted to come back to his place.
When she politely declined the offer due to an early morning workout she had scheduled, he took it upon himself to be brutally honest.
She claimed he bluntly told her: “Look we’re both adults here.
“I know that you’re not exactly a virgin. You have a kid.”
Needless to say, she was speechless.
She ended the date by wishing him good luck and rushed back to her car, blocking him on social media.
She even admitted: “Man, he really got me enough on that first coffee date to meet him for dinner.
“I’ve officially been on 38 first dates in the past two years.”
Fellow women ran to the comment section to check in on her and make her realize she had done the right thing.
One person wrote: “Yea that’s sad. I’m glad you are okay.”
A second suggested: “The ‘nice guys’ are usually the ones you have to watch out for. A lot of the times they’ve learned what they think we want to hear.”
“I’m glad that you have boundaries you know what you want and what you deserve. I’m happy that you are safe,” said a third.
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