Sunday 17 November, 2024

This woman went on a date with the worst man ever and has the texts to prove it

This descends quickly.

FIRST DATES CAN be hard, sure, but following it up with messages like this is never advisable.

This exchange was posted to Twitter yesterday by Luke Mackay in London – a friend of the woman involved in what might just be the most awkward post-date texting ever witnessed.

She and Luke had just been on a first date when she received this message

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Polite. This is clearly a friendly ‘thanks, but no thanks.’

Luke kept going though

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Then money came into it, and all hope for a polite-but-awkward end to their brief relationship was gone

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“You said you liked contrasts”

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Please, Luke, let the four quid go.

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David Elkin

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Defamation

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let it go

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