Archive for February, 2010

The Fashion Critic

He pulled up to my house and blew his horn for me to come out (this was before everyone had a cell phone). Dressed in a cute top and nice jeans, I headed to his car to meet him. Once I opened the door, he looked at me and said “Is that what you’re wearing?” I asked if I was under-dressed (he was in jeans and a blazer) to which he replied, “Yeah. I recommend a skirt, at least”. So I ran inside, pride bruised, and changed into a skirt. Then, he took me to a sushi bar in a strip mall (gag) for dinner.

Afterward, he took me to a swimming pool. In an apartment complex. That he didn’t even live in. And when I reminded him that I didn’t have a swimsuit, he pulled out a white T-shirt and a pair of his boxer shorts. It was still day light and the pool was packed, so I declined the change of clothes and opted to sit poolside (in my ever-so-important skirt) and seeth while he swam. Which he did. For three hours.

The worst part? This was actually our SECOND date. The first date? He “forgot” his wallet. Dealbreaker.

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The Good Son

The Blind Date: He took me to a crappy chain restaurant and before I could order, ordered us a banana split “to share”. During our ‘meal’, he told me he had something special to show me after dinner. He drove me to a really cute neighborhood I didn’t recognize. I assumed he was taking me to a park, or to look at houses (I’m an Architecture major). Instead, he took me to HIS PARENT’S HOUSE. When she answered the door, his mom exclaimed “It’s so nice to meet you! We’ve heard so much about you!” and threw her arms around me. Did I mention this was a blind date? Dealbreaker.

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The Vegas Surprise

Two months into dating this guy he took me to Vegas for a weekend getaway. We did the whole nine yards, hotel, dinners, tickets to Ka.

On the way to the show, he gives me a massive wedgie in the middle of the MGM Grand Casino floor. Onlookers cried out, “Awesome” and, “Congratulations!”

Dealbreaker?

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The Side Fling

I had a great date with a guy at a pub near my house. We went back to my place, had amazing sex and then he left. The next morning he called and said “I like you a lot but I have a girlfriend. But I’d like to meet up again soon.” I guess he was just looking for an ongoing side fling? No guy is THAT good. Dealbreaker.

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The Family Meeting

I was dating this guy in high school for a few weeks. I finally went over to his house. His parents then held a “family meeting” and they all went downstairs into a bedroom (leaving me upstairs alone watching TV) for over an hour. I could vaguely hear them laughing and talking and it was nothing of a serious nature at all. Dealbreaker.

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The Mama’s Boy

I had been dating a guy several weeks, and at one point we were making out pretty heavily. His phone rings mid-way through and he first) checked to see who it was, in the MIDDLE of a make-out session, and second) picked it up because it was his mom and he wanted to let her know that he’d be home around 11. Unless you’re specifically waiting for an important phone call or have an emergency-call job like a doctor or something, don’t EVER check your phone when you’re on the way to getting some nookie. And if it’s your mom, do NOT pick up. He cock blocked himself big time. Both are BIG dealbreakers.

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The Alleged Saint

When I was 16, I dated a girl who happened to be very Christian. I happen to be an Atheist. This wasn’t even the bad part. After about four months of dating, we were at my house. We began making out furiously. After a while, the making out turned to dry-humping. No big deal, right? That’s what I though. After we’d stopped, she bolted up, looking horrified. She then took it upon herself to explain, in great detail, how dry-humping is disappointing God, and that she feels that God leaves her side when she misbehaves. I spend the next 20 minutes holding her while she sobbed hysterically. The next week I found out that she’d cheated on me. Twice.
Double dealbreaker.

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