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Dumped For Neglect

A lady I was dating for the past couple months dumped me. She said she was tired of waiting around for me and being neglected all the time. I guess I shouldn't have spent so much time studying for 2 degrees and working 2 jobs to pay for my school. How selfish of me.

Your alias: 
anonymous
You: 
Male
Your Date: 
Female
Where you met: 
Coffee House
Average: 3.5 (2 votes)

Slow Down!!

I met a man online and we chatted for a bit. He seemed very sweet and so we agreed to meet late one night at a coffee shop after he finished work. Being a night owl, this didn't bother me.

I waited at the coffee shop for some time and he never showed. Disappointed, I went home and left an e-mail for him telling him that I was disappointed. I thought I'd been stood up.

A couple days later his cousin comes online to check his e-mails for him and informs me that night he'd been speeding and ran into a guard rail. He didn't stand me up, he'd gone into the hospital. I still feel horrible that he'd gotten into this awful accident because he was coming to meet me. All I can say is slow down people! Nothing is worth risking your life for.

Your alias: 
Raven
You: 
Female
Your Date: 
Male
Where you met: 
Ashley Madison
Average: 4 (2 votes)

We Have Never Actually Met

This guy messaged me on plentyoffish.com, I did not answer, i had not even logged in a while. He messaged me several times. He recognized a mutual friend and tracked me down on Facebook. I did not answer on there either, and honestly I was getting scared. I blocked him, and he contacted our mutual friend to obtain my phone number. He then called me several times; I didn't answer. Next he showed up at my work asking for me. Fortunately I was not there, but I got a heads up from a coworker. He then proceeded to call from various numbers, a grand total of 39 times in 3 hours. Eventually I had him banned from Facebook, Plenty Of Fish, and blocked his number from my phone. I had to call the police. If he swipes his id badge at my work again the police will be contacted. All I can say is beware, angry men are out there too, it's not just bitter women on POF.

Your alias: 
Lola
You: 
Female
Your Date: 
Male
Where you met: 
Plenty Of Fish
Average: 2.4 (5 votes)

Not Too Far For The Other Guy

Last weekend my girlfriend dumped me. She is going to University a few hours drive away next month as said that she doesn't believe long distance relationships ever work out.

This morning my sister told me that she saw my ex making out with my best friend at the mall. He lives two blocks over from me!

Your alias: 
Ghost349
You: 
Male
Your Date: 
Female
Where you met: 
School
Average: 2.6 (5 votes)

Totally Got Played

I met a man who I thought was an amazing guy on Plenty Of Fish. I was a new user and on the site for literlly 5 minutes before he contacted me. He was charming, dynamic and cute.

We met for dinner and he was such a gentleman. We really hit it off. He wanted to be exclusive right away. Kinda freaked me out but I thought "wow here's the guy I was waiting for."

We dated for three weeks and were having so much fun. I closed my profile and asked him if he would do the same. He said he would make it dorment but not remove it...hello red flags but I didn't want to be a snoop so I took him at his word.

Anyway one morning he was leaving my house and I noticed he was still parked in my driveway. I thought maybe he was having car trouble. I went out to check on him and he was on his phone talking to some girl on POF...in my driveway!!!

Your alias: 
anonymous
You: 
Female
Your Date: 
Male
Where you met: 
Plenty of Fish
Average: 3 (1 vote)

No Dinner For You

After talking on-line to someone who I thought was a gentleman I agreed to meet up and go on a date with him. We met at a nice restaurant and when he arrived I was happy to see that he did look like his profile photo.

Not more than 2 minutes after sitting down he says, "just so you know the last two girls I did this with I had to drop $100 each on them for dinner and I am not doing that again, but I'll buy you a drink." Now I know dating can be expensive for the guy and I am not one of those girls who is looking for a lobster dinner...but maybe share an appetizer. Anyway who actually says that to a girl?

You know what...I had that one free drink (because after that comment I needed it) and I was outta there.

Your alias: 
anonymous
You: 
Female
Your Date: 
Male
Where you met: 
eHarmony
Average: 3 (1 vote)
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