*Elle is not this woman’s real name but her identity is known to Mamamia.
Once upon a time, a girl – let’s call her Elle* – met a guy. We’ll call him… Matt.
Elle and Matt are both 20-something millennials who somehow managed to meet at a bar, not on a dating app.
They chatted, exchanged numbers but never saw each other again.
Matt went overseas and Elle continued on with her life.
Then a few months later at precisely 5:13am – we have the time stamps to prove it – she received a text message from her one-time-maybe-suitor.
It was, for all intents and purposes, a booty call, and not a subtle one at that. She didn’t respond but that night at 8pm, she got another text.
“I know it’s late but how are you doing?” he wrote, before asking her out for drink.
She politely declined, but he persevered.
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You see, Elle was in her pyjamas and did not want to meet a strange man who messages women at 5am in the morning after a “good time with the boys”. Alas, he did not get the hint.
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He said we were meeting some friends to see a play at the Opera House. I thought it was pretty high brow for a first date. The play was Moby Dick the friends were his parents and I fell asleep on his Dad's shoulder during the play. So weird!
This reminds me of most drunk texting convos, nothing new and not really story worthy!
would have to agree with that, guy is persistent, too persistent definitely but his own needs was fecitious or tongue in cheek .. poorly delivered and he had already blown it .. but hardly the story to hold up as the awful example of how hard it is to date out there now .. If it was me and I had no interest the person, I would just block the number after I said no thanks and good bye