The woman sneaked up on her and shared her experience with her "worst first date" after meeting a man who was generally "uninteresting".
Page Hardy from the United States shared a video onTikTokdetailing the date that began when approached by a man in the ethics class. At the university, theDaily Star reports.
Broke asked her if she was interested in knowing him, but when he suggested going to his house on's first date. , She was immediately attacked by a red flag. She doesn't meet somewhere.
In hervideo, she states: The boy approached me after class and said, "Hey, I want to take you out, I want to know you."
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"Red Flag Number One, we are planning a date and he asks me if I want to come to his house and he asks me He told me to cook dinner. I met him that day, and I'm not really comfortable with it. I told him I wanted to go to a coffee shop or bar.
" The guy was furious and said, "Do you think I'm some kind of creep? Why dare?" But he said that was my rule, so I ended up going to a coffee shop. "{ Page posted with 33}
username@deconstruct_with_paigeexplained that the date itself was pretty boring as men didn't seem to have much personality.
She added: "He wasn't incredibly interesting that day. What is his favorite restaurant in his hometown? This guy is 20 and his favorite restaurant is McDonald's."
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tiktok.com/@deconstruct_with_paige)When a man began asking where he lived in Page, he turned to a creepy man and after she gave him the name of a large complex near the university. Requested to know exactly where she lived.
The woman gave him false information to protect himself and put an end to his date. She just got angry with her because the man sent her a text the next day and "ignored" him because he was out with her friends and didn't check her phone.
Then Page posted a portion of the text message exchange to a local feministFacebookgroup that she wasn't the first woman this man approached in a similar way. She was surprised.
She states: "This guy slides into the DM of everyone with a feminine name in the movie class.
I always see this guy around my apartment, I see him there I thought I lived in, but another girl said, "No, I'm always looking at the guy in my apartment," and she named her.
"When I talked to a friend in an ethics class, she said that when she went to the movies with her friend, a man chased her house and harassed her.
TikTok users claimed that 39 women on the Facebook page had a "strange experience" with men, and Paige eventually told her that she recognized the person of interest. I warned the local government.
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