You decide:
I recently went out with a guy and while date #1 had it’s fair share of red flags, it took date #2 to show me the light.
First Date Red Flags:
#1: He chose a dinner location around the corner from his house and a good 10 miles from mine.
#2: The inner thigh of my jeans ripped while exiting my car at the restaurant valet – I believe the universe was raising a red flag for me. (Side note: A woman walked in on me while I was taking this picture – leg up on the sink – in the restaurant bathroom. It only showcases 1/2 of the rip).

#3: During dinner, he reached across the table, pointed to and physically touched a zit I had covered up on my forehead and asked if it was a scar. I mean…not only did he notice it, he made mention of it and forced me to admit to my B-looking girl, adult acne on a first date.
#4: He surprise kissed me 3 times, to which I would unconsciously and uncomfortably react with an “oh dear” just before he kissed me.
#5: At 11 PM on this Monday night date, he asked me if I wanted come over to his house and to watch this random independent film where the leading lady shares my first name.
After all of that, I still accepted date #2 to go see that independent film at a once-a-month-showing in a theater. I figured it would be a cultural experience and could avoid any more invitations to go to his house to watch it.
Little did I know that it would be a midnight showing of “one of the worst films ever made” (according to Wikipedia) at a theater 20 miles away from my house. Not only did this film have a following of obnoxious people who waited in line for 2 hours to get a good seat and insisted on yelling throughout the screening, it was essentially a soft-core porn, cast with unattractive people. I wanted to leave the instant it started. How could he fail to mention the numerous poorly-shot naked sex scenes when “selling me” on the date?
In hindsight, I should have simply left, but at the time I felt trapped and so…since it was 1 AM and I was in a dark room looking for an escape from the experience, I allowed myself to fall asleep. Still think it was wrong?
You do? Well, what if I told you that he has seen the movie over 15 times, owns the DVD, has been to the midnight screening two other times and has a picture of himself with the director on his cell phone?
…I thought so.
Tags: B-list girl, B-looking girl, first date, red flag, soft-core porn





December 7th, 2009 at 8:14 pm
[...] As I forgive those who take me to late-night, soft-core porn [...]
December 15th, 2009 at 12:42 pm
[...] Now, I’m not one to judge facial imperfections (especially after what I went through with the acne toucher), but all I’m saying is, you should probably avoid posting a picture of yourself on eHarmony [...]