View Full Version : Right or wrong match?
Purple Banana
02-19-2007, 08:09 PM
I'm 19, and I've been single now for about 4 years. Nothing big. Sure, I get lonely sometimes, but it's fine.
A few days ago, I met this guy who is also 19 through a friend who works with him. He's got hippie-like hair (I love long hair), he's INTELLIGENT, he makes a lot of money, and he's kind.
I don't want to seem too picky, but he compliments me WAY too much. And he's clingy as hell. When I get online, he IMs me within 2 seconds of signing on, and won't stop pestering me if I'm busy, or tired. He has a generally annoying personality when he talks to me, like an over-excited puppy. I feel very uncomfortable around him, but I don't want to be picky, nor have lax standards either. He doesn't like cannabis. Scratch that- he HATES cannabis. I am not addicted to cannabis, but I'd prefer to have someone who shares a toke or two with me.
All he does is read philosophy and older stuff like that. He's too formal a lot of the times, and 'chastises' me if I type gramatically incorrect online. And he uses those stupid AIM smilies WAY too much. As intelligent as I am, I really like pop culture. I read US Weekly, and watch E! from time to time, but I am not obsessed with celebrities.
He also has a child from another relationship. Lost all contact with the mother and the child, which is kind of odd.
So what do you guys think? Should I stay and hope for him to change, or just stop before it gets even weirder?
Mrs. Greenjeans
02-19-2007, 08:15 PM
Stop. Anyone who doesn't take care of their child is not a good person to be around.
Purple Banana
02-19-2007, 08:42 PM
It's not that he doesn't, the mother moved away to the West coast, but he sends child support. The whole thing seemed kind of fishy to me, though.
Mrs. Greenjeans
02-19-2007, 08:47 PM
Men who can be separated from their children, and not feel some sort of emotional agony always sends up a red flag to me.
And his rabid dislike of cannabis is suspicious. It's one thing to choose not to smoke...it's another thing to be dead set against it.
Frivolous248
02-19-2007, 09:38 PM
Umm, bad match.
Just reading your post makes it seem like you really don't care for him too much. You had way more negative things to say about him than positive.
Plus, he hates weed, how 'intelligent' can he really be?
higher4hockey
02-19-2007, 10:01 PM
in my opinion you can never be too picky with a significant other.
ericwt
02-19-2007, 10:04 PM
Run! Run away fast!
Purple Banana
02-19-2007, 10:08 PM
Haha, yeah, I'm severing ties with him this evening. I don't care how much he 'cares' about me, fuck him and his weirdness.
Mrs. Greenjeans
02-19-2007, 10:14 PM
I don't care how much he 'cares' about me, fuck him and his weirdness.
PB, you need to post this in the Girl Rules thread. It should totally be tattooed on the palms of the hands of dating aged females. Then everytime we're about to make a bad dating decision, we can look at our rule on our hands, "Fuck him and his weirdness." and we will think twice before we get mixed up with unsuitable people.
I'm gonna make that into a tshirt.:420thought:
lava521
02-19-2007, 10:16 PM
if you enjoy smoking you might not want to get into a relationship with someone who hates it, ive been there it sucks. within itself its not a big deal but it make for more things to come.
Purple Banana
02-19-2007, 10:19 PM
LOLOL thank you GreenJeans...
I WILL make it into a tshirt. On Cafe Press. When I get time :D
I shouldn't, nor should any other person make themselves feel uncomfortable around someone in hopes they change their act. I should be comfortable with him from the start.
EDIT: I love the shirt that says "How dare I fucking talk like this in front of your shitty asshole kids!"
higher4hockey
02-19-2007, 10:28 PM
PB, you need to post this in the Girl Rules thread. It should totally be tattooed on the palms of the hands of dating aged females. Then everytime we're about to make a bad dating decision, we can look at our rule on our hands, "Fuck him and his weirdness." and we will think twice before we get mixed up with unsuitable people.
I'm gonna make that into a tshirt.:420thought:
...the male rule should be : they're right, you're wrong ;)
Purple Banana
02-19-2007, 10:44 PM
Exaaaaaaaaactly.
Girls are ALWAYS right. We're not the creepy sexual predators on Dateline :D
napolitana869
02-19-2007, 10:46 PM
you should never enter into a relationship expecting to change the other person. And this guy sounds like a douche.
Purple Banana
02-19-2007, 10:49 PM
Yeah, I never figured him to change, really. Just maybe have some restraint on his clingyness. But alas, no.
He's not a douche, really. More of a suppository.
SonicBloom
02-19-2007, 10:59 PM
Hahaha. :stoned:
Veratyr Star
02-19-2007, 11:01 PM
Wrong match my friend.
First off, you should realize that you have posted a thread talking about everything you hate about this guy.
Do you honestly think that you will have a future when you already see so many things you don't like?
But what would do it right off the bat for me is the kid.
Plus if he HATES mary, and you like toking it up...well... I'd break up right then.
Mrs. Greenjeans
02-19-2007, 11:28 PM
heehee.
Purple Banana
02-20-2007, 12:38 AM
I didn't say I hated him, first of all.
And secondly, he DOES have many admirable qualities, but the bad outweigh the good. I was teetering on a decision, and was asking for advice. Please don't mistake my posts for general rantings...
TallulahGreen
02-20-2007, 12:41 AM
I'm 19, and I've been single now for about 4 years. Nothing big. Sure, I get lonely sometimes, but it's fine.
A few days ago, I met this guy who is also 19 through a friend who works with him. He's got hippie-like hair (I love long hair), he's INTELLIGENT, he makes a lot of money, and he's kind.
I don't want to seem too picky, but he compliments me WAY too much. And he's clingy as hell. When I get online, he IMs me within 2 seconds of signing on, and won't stop pestering me if I'm busy, or tired. He has a generally annoying personality when he talks to me, like an over-excited puppy. I feel very uncomfortable around him, but I don't want to be picky, nor have lax standards either. He doesn't like cannabis. Scratch that- he HATES cannabis. I am not addicted to cannabis, but I'd prefer to have someone who shares a toke or two with me.
All he does is read philosophy and older stuff like that. He's too formal a lot of the times, and 'chastises' me if I type gramatically incorrect online. And he uses those stupid AIM smilies WAY too much. As intelligent as I am, I really like pop culture. I read US Weekly, and watch E! from time to time, but I am not obsessed with celebrities.
He also has a child from another relationship. Lost all contact with the mother and the child, which is kind of odd.
So what do you guys think? Should I stay and hope for him to change, or just stop before it gets even weirder?
I think it sounds like a terrible match. Look at all those damned complaints you got there....thats not a good match at all! Those little annoying things will just get more annoying.
..and he hates cannabis?
...doesn't keep in contact with his child?
TallulahGreen
02-20-2007, 12:41 AM
I didn't say I hated him, first of all.
And secondly, he DOES have many admirable qualities, but the bad outweigh the good. I was teetering on a decision, and was asking for advice. Please don't mistake my posts for general rantings...
You just answered you own question there...
...the bad outweighs the good-the is the number one reason you should not get involved.
Veratyr Star
02-20-2007, 12:42 AM
I didn't say I hated him, first of all.
And secondly, he DOES have many admirable qualities, but the bad outweigh the good. I was teetering on a decision, and was asking for advice. Please don't mistake my posts for general rantings...
I didn't think you were ranting. I was just giving my advice that you should realize that, with the bad out weighing the good, you should find another.
tek(bdm)
02-20-2007, 01:02 AM
well its obvious the dude likes you. Now no one is perfect but from what i read you obviously like him or you wouldnt post that thread. I think you should go out with the guy since u havent been in a relationship for like 4 years but the kid is a philosopher he's smart, and obviously very intellectual. Which means open minded, get with him make him smoke alil' and see how things turn out. Now i dont think u wanna wait another 4 for a crackhead or sumone penniless.
BabyFacedAbortion
02-20-2007, 02:24 AM
no.
just...no.
he seems sketchy as hell, maybe he'd be a good friend instead?
b0Ng h!tz 4 mE
02-20-2007, 02:26 AM
I would say have a fling with him but you did say hes clingy and that would just end up not so good. I guess the best way of telling him without hurting his feelings or owt wud be to say some shit like "im just not ready to be in a relationship yet"..
but yeah dosnt sound like you like him that much lol
and as BFA said he seems sketchy as FUCK
Purple Banana
02-20-2007, 04:20 PM
I'm not a fling kind of person... I don't want to waste time on a relationship if it's just for trial, kind of like having a relationship just to be in one; that's not me.
I don't even really want to be friends with him. He's just that odd.
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