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Snowblind 10 Reviews 7171 reads
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Even if it wasn't him, the person that you met was expecting you to show up, and knew when you did. So at the very least, the man you met and the man that you were supposed to meet were in this "together". Not a good situation. Something stinks here, and it isn't your perfume!! I think it's safest if you steer clear of this one.

aphroditez5016 reads

A couple of weeks ago I had an appointment with a new gent.  A total newby.  Went through screening and chatted on the phone a few times.  We really seemed to click and he really seemed the type of gentleman that I prefer to meet with.  So, we were to meet at 2pm at this restaurant.  I called to let him know I was caught in traffic and would be running about fifteen minutes late.  

I got there and before I got to the door, this gent comes out of the establishment, headed straight toward me with a smile on his face.  XXXX?  I asked.  Well, yes he said.  After the nice to meet you bit, he proceeds to get quite vulgar with me.  He wreaked of alcohol.  I am not against dirty talk, but do believe there is a time and place for everything and he was a little to loud and began feeling uncomfortable.  He may as well as had a megaphone and announced to the crowd on the street what was going on.  After grabbing my breasts out there in public all the while telling me how he couldn't wait to f!@# me, I had enough. I told him to take a flying leap and left.

To say I was upset was an understatement.  I had driven over an hour to meet with this jerk, but refuse to be treated with such disrespect out in public and if he was inclined to behave that way in public, I was frightened of what I would be encountering behind closed doors.  I felt extremely uncomfortable and embarrassed at all those people staring at this spectacle.

At around 4pm the calls started coming.  He called incessantly.  The next day the same (18 times)and around that many for the next week.  I ignored the calls in hopes that the message would sink in, although I would think the message was clear when I left him.  Quite unstable IMHO.  Finally it stopped.  

Last night I expected a call from a gent I am meeting today.  The phone rang and without checking the # answered.  Low and behold it was this jerk from a couple weeks ago.  After giving him a piece of my mind and telling him to lose my number......he claims that the gent that I met was NOT him.  I do not believe him, but he insists on being vinicated.  He is going to be sending a pic to prove that it was not him.  He said it would take a couple of days.  So, I wait and am thinking the pic that I get from him will not actually be him.  Paranoya?

Has anyone else ever met the wrong gent before?  I think the odds are slim to none and to date have never had a problem with connecting with the right gent.    

This is a new one right out of left field for me.  What if he is telling the truth?  What if he is just playing head games?  What are your thoughts on how to handle this?

Lauren

Newto3300 reads

Aphroditez,
You have got to be kidding to believe for a moment the "wrong" person story.  I believe you have a serious stalker problem.  If I were you, I would immediately retain an attorney and pursue legal action against this guy if he ever bothers you again.  Do not put yourself at risk.

If he's really not the guy who hounded you, then why did he proceed to call you nonstop?  His explanation is not credible.  Even if he could be believed on the mistaken identity, his nonstop calling by itself is grounds for dumping this guy.  Don't waste your time worrying about this.  You did the one thing you had to do -- you protected yourself.

I think it was him, you made the right call.

Even if the picture he sends doesn't match who you met, does his behavior (string of calls) tell you he's someone you want to meet?  

I'm sorry you went through such a nutty encounter.

Ferangi3530 reads

How could you possibly have met the wrong guy?  You arranged this appointment, and coincidently this stranger happens to be at this place at the same time, and knows who you are and what you do? I don't buy it...

The only thing you might want to do to satisfy your curiousity is to have him show up in a public place and tell you what he is going to be wearing from clothes, and be in a position to observe the guy and see if it is the same person. You could then call his cell phone and see if he picks up and is the same person you are talking too.

But my gut instincts tell me to walk away...

OnWithTheShow4110 reads

I think that there is absolutely no point in trying to see this guy in public.  Why even go there?  Even if the far fetched story were true, so that?  There are a few million more guys to hook up with and he'd get over it.  

I say no more contact period.

Even if it wasn't him, the person that you met was expecting you to show up, and knew when you did. So at the very least, the man you met and the man that you were supposed to meet were in this "together". Not a good situation. Something stinks here, and it isn't your perfume!! I think it's safest if you steer clear of this one.

If the man is telling the truth, you have lost one client. If you are sincere in explaining to him the dilemna you face, a reasonable man would accept this and move on.

If the man is not telling the truth, who knows what will happen next?



The 'I can't wait to f**k you' is the one sure give away. Ok, so maybe the guy was in a 'black out' since you say he wreaked of alcohol...
Or, maybe it was one of his 'other' personalitites, like Sybil.
No matter how you slice it, this guy's trouble.
Sorry you had to experience this one. Thank God, you were being Protected, and never made it upstairs to your room.

Trust your gut,
Sedona

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