10+ First dates that instantly ended because of red flags: 'I walked straight out the front door'

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  • Couple on a first date share a meal together.
  • Bruh

    Jinglebell727 He told me he doesn't have kids and doesn't want kids when we matched online. In the middle of the date, he told me he has five kids.
  • Oop!

    SummerCrab When he said he was married but that it was okay because I was just a fling.
  • You'll meet a lot of oddballs on first dates

    Sophia-Eclipse He seemed nice on text but when he picked me up he just had a very weird vibe going on, wouldn't speak and basically just said yes or no. We got food and ate in
  • his car then the first real thing he said was "back to mine?" With a creepy grin. I said no and got out and walked home as fast as I could
  • The reddest of red flags, because why is he monitoring that, hmmmm?

    Inedible_Bubble It was an amazing date until he mentioned I never put my drink down, or let him refill it.
  • whereismyjim This was when I was in my early 20s. I just got out of a long term relationship, so online dating was new to me. The guy picked me up at my place, and due to where we were, there weren't too many places to go, and we couldn't agree.
  • on where to go. I suggested a bar nearby, he suggest going back to his place 45 minutes away. His excuse was because he needed to check in on his dog. I told him I wasn't comfortable going back to his place on a first date. Then he told me to get out of his car. We
  • were in the middle of nowhere at this point, and it was dark, so I refused. I demanded to be driven back to my place since we weren't going to go on a date anymore and I wasn't going back to his place. Thankfully he did take me home and I got out, he left.
  • He then text me that he thought I would be more fun.
  • akraut 5 mins in "My dog bites people, and you need to be okay with that or we have no future together." Excused myself, paid for my glass of wine, and walked out.
  • Two train enthusiasts meet at a bar, and...

    Shed Montgomery To add some levity to this thread, we met for a drink downtown in Philly. He told me he was a railroad fan and that he knew a lot about the railroad history of the city and surrounding area. Hey, that's cool, I like trains and history too. And then he
  • spent 45 minutes talking at me about about lines and routes, various rail companies and their specific histories, different kinds of engines, and so on. I don't mind geeking out, and I'm always down to learn about something someone else is passionate about, but I
  • barely even found a space to chime in. I tried a few times to redirect the conversation, but he kept going. Once he ran out of steam, he suggested dinner at a place near where I had parked. When we were by my car, I thanked him
  • The biggest fumble for this guy

    politely for the conversation but told him I wasn't feeling it and said goodbye.
  • Two people sit at a cafe during a date.
  • W H A T !

    I_need_a_date_plz He told me he cut his time short to see his kid in order to make time to see me for our date.
  • ImSmarted He drove me to his house on our first date, talking about he needs to pick something up. I told him I'm staying in the car. All we did before that was go out to dinner.
  • BitingArtist First minute of arriving, she started yelling. That was her normal voice. There was just no way I was going to make it through a meal with that so I said sorry and left.
  • This is not it

    Blunde Russ I (M) said to her (F) when she arrived at the bar "can I get you a drink?" She replied "erm... no, it's 2018, I'm perfectly capable of getting my own drink thank you".
  • Ok... was just being polite but whatever. Then when we sat down she said "ok... you have precisely 5 minutes to entertain me and we'll see where we go from there. GO!" I just left.
  • Very impolite! It's not a job interview

    utility_minded Girl brought a notebook to our first date. Not a planner, an actual ruled notebook. Every time I said something she'd write in it. I finally asked and she said she likes to keep notes on people so she can "reference things
  • later." She flipped back a few pages to show me and I could see other guys' names with bullet points under them. I was just the next entry. Finished my drink and left.
  • She's got expensive taste

    dallassoxfan About an hour in, she said "I don't get the guys that think $30,000 is enough for an engagement ring. This was the late 90s. I noped right out of there. I still know her, and she married one of my friends. She got the ring.
  • At least she was honest!

    Possible Plastic8698 She told me she went on the date to make her ex jealous
  • LupusHouseMD All he talked about was his ex.
  • The more someone knows about the app, the bigger the ick is

    Wigalix He kept bringing up how many other matches he got on a dating app that was specifically for people really passionate about music; it almost felt like he was
  • subtely telling me that if things didn't work out between us that he'd be fine because he was sooo popular on this other app.
  • olesud She kept checking her phone and texting someone nonstop. Felt like I wasn't even there
  • He must've done that dozens of times

    itsgo I once went on a first date where the guy told me he was not interested in dating me then tried to get me to go home with him. I had been wondering why we
  • went to a random cafe in the suburbs, turns out it was attached to his apartment building.
  • Man and woman eat ice cream together while on a date.

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