'Psychotic experience': Woman films uncomfortable ending to first date
A woman has filmed the uncomfortable ending to a recent first date, with one of her TikTok followers describing it as a "psychotic experience."
"Finally decided to go on a date and he made me so uncomfortable," the woman shared.
In the video, posted @Talisa0913, we see the woman seated across from a man. The pair had shared a meal together and are negotiating the payment of the bill.
She is heard asking: "Should cover my half?"
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The woman began filming as the date came to an end. TikTok
He responds: "Naw, I got you."
She thanks him, commenting on how delicious the meal was, explaining she is "probably gonna head up cause its late" with the man responding with surprise.
He offers to walk her to her room but she declines.
The man's intentions were soon revealed by him. TikTok
It is at this point that their careful conversation takes a turn. She tells him she "appreciates dinner" and he says "I get it."
He then says: "A man pays for dinner and..."
She tells him she doesn't have sex on the first date and then accuses him of acting like they would definitely have sex throughout the entire date.
He then says: "You just wanted a free meal."
She disagrees, reminding him she offered to pay for half and he then rudely takes her up on that offer.
The video has been viewed 13.4 million times, with many taking issue with the man's behaviour.
Her experience has been labelled 'psychotic.' TikTok
"Dating in 2022 is a psychotic experience tbh," one TikToker commented.
"Whoever invites whoever out should pay. This applies not only to dating," added another.
"Your intuition was on point, hence you knowing to record that conversation," one person commented.
"It's a first date just enjoy the time spent with a beautiful lady and who knows maybe you could go on second date it's a date," another observed.
Another pointed out: "But this is so important this shows why setting boundaries at the very start is vital."
"He showed his true colours fast," another shared.
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