DUDE have her email Aimée her story

The fact that all he did was “ask her to stop texting” is his version of the story. For all we know, that’s like the guy who catcalls women on the street, and grabs his crotch was “only trying to give her a compliment.”

How many women have had to pay for a cab or an Uber to get home from a bad/unsafe/nightmare date? My mom, who would be in her late 90's now, said women always had a dime wrapped in a hanky as their “emergency” money. It was so they could call someone for a ride if a date got creepy and she needed an escape. For women,…

I’m appalled by all the comments calling her equally shitty. Did nobody notice WHY she was texting at that precise moment? IT WAS HER SAFETY CALL, PEOPLE. “My friend needs me right away” is one of the most classic ways to get out of a date that’s getting weird or scary. Why is nobody paying attention to this fact! The…

THIS. And WHY is no one pointing out that the reason she texted during the movie was exactly because it was her “safety call”?!?! “My friend needs me right away” is the single most classic way to get out of a date that’s getting weird and scary. Have all these people really led such sheltered lives that none of them…

Thank you! He clearly is an unstable, creepy dude and she was clearly scared of him and thus, understandably, decided to make a run for it. She probably txted her friend to ask for advice and maybe try the “my friend needs me!” excuse to get out. Since he apparently then lost his shit over her txting she fled.…

Seriously though, why do so many people in the comments keep ignoring that part of the story?! She clearly stated that she felt uncomfortable and made a run for it. Given his creepy behaviour afterwards I daresay she did the right thing.

Yeah, the woman who had a guy repeatedly contact her family members demanding to know where she lives was “pretending” to be scared.

I did have a very brief date with Brandon, that I chose to end prematurely. His behavior made me extremely uncomfortable, and I felt I needed to remove myself from the situation for my own safety. He has escalated the situation far past what any mentally healthy person would. I feel sorry that I hurt his feelings…

Ahh, the Sneak Creep. He takes a situation that everybody hates (texting during a movie; and make no mistake, EVERYBODY who isn’t an asshole hates that) and turns it into a Planet Me Diatribe and excuse for abusing and hassling this woman and her sister (CALL THE POLICE). For less than twenty dollars.

She became increasingly worried by his odd behavior, and was uncomfortable. I am glad she got away from him.

I don’t think she is a jerk so much as a woman who found herself on a date with a mentally unstable person and got so scared she noped the fuck out of there. Good for her. His obsession with getting revenge on her is proof that she was right.

So...the guy runs what is surely a shitty communications firm (and firm may overstate things as his company’s website gives off the distinct impression that he is the CEO, president and only employee). This lawsuit coincides with his return to social media, because it makes sense that a guy who runs a communications…

Based on this guy’s INSANE overreaction and creepy AF efforts to track her down to get his money back, my guess is the date had already been going horribly and she was looking for a way out. I can’t believe there are responses on this thread saying they’re equally shitty people. She texted in a movie; he is contacting…

What the fuck did I just read? I clicked over to the article to attempt to better understand that and just ended up way more perplexed. This guy is a complete wack job.

National media are supporting him? Even commenters on Fox FB pages think he’s an entitle moron. It makes you wonder how realistic his perceptions of what his date was doing are.

So with people like this dude, do you think they were fucked up by their parents, or are their parents humiliated?

Just so everyone knows what kind of bro we’re dealing with...

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I was actually with him and had no problem with his approach until this: