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I have a close GF from college, and we talk almost everyday. She hasn''t had very good luck in dating... she is gorgeous (objectively, not just because I am her friend), but never had a BF until after college, then was in a debacle of a LDR that was really, really terrible. Then a series of unrequited love situations, toss in there being diagnosed with a degenerative disorder, and BAM, she''s had a rough year
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She goes to a house warming party last saturday and meets a guy who is immediately taken with her. Immediately, he is wanting to kiss her, wanted to sharea drink with her so his lips could touch something that hers did, wanted to give her a hickey so that other guys would know that she was taken, etc and being very forward and aggressive. (he is not american, so I don''t know if there are cultural differences at play) Anyway, she is an attention whore, so of course she gives this guy her number. He calls her 3 times and texts her twice in the first 15 hours of having her number. She eventually calls him, and they are planning a date, but she can''t drive for health reasons, so she invites him to her house (lives with parents).

Date one was uneventful, met the parents.

Date two, at her house again, he is ALL OVER HER IN HER PARENTS LIVING ROOM! And by that I mean her was trying to talk her into sex, even though she is waiting until she is married. He says, ''it won''t matter, we''re going to be together forever anyway''.
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The next day they are talking/texting, and he says he ''loves her''. She says, ''I don''t know what to think, so I think I am going to believe him.''

I''m very anti-aggressive guys, so I can''t really be objective in this situation, but someone please tell me that I am not crazy thinking this guy is up to no good! Is there anything that I can say or do, or do I just prepare for another rollercoaster ride of a relationship? She is very excited about this guy, and is already missing him and his company, etc.

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he sounds slimy to me..... scary even..... psychotic even....
 
I''d RUN to the nearest exit.

This guy is creeping me out and I don''t even know him.

No one loves anyone that quickly. Sorry.
 
I don''t think this question even needs to be asked. In my clear opinion, he''s bad news. He sees her as an easy (albeit modest) mark.
 
Oh boy, this sounds like bad news. It just seems like too much too fast. How you can you know you love someone after two dates? I''m thinking he wants the sex more than the love. Or it may be something completely different, but still bad. Either way
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Creepy creepy creepy!

Cultural differences or not, he needs to be more respectful of her decision.
 
Date: 6/12/2009 3:02:12 PM
Author:trillionaire
I have a close GF from college, and we talk almost everyday. She hasn''t had very good luck in dating... she is gorgeous (objectively, not just because I am her friend), but never had a BF until after college, then was in a debacle of a LDR that was really, really terrible. Then a series of unrequited love situations, toss in there being diagnosed with a degenerative disorder, and BAM, she''s had a rough year
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She goes to a house warming party last saturday and meets a guy who is immediately taken with her. Immediately, he is wanting to kiss her, wanted to sharea drink with her so his lips could touch something that hers did, wanted to give her a hickey so that other guys would know that she was taken, etc and being very forward and aggressive. (he is not american, so I don''t know if there are cultural differences at play) Anyway, she is an attention whore, so of course she gives this guy her number. He calls her 3 times and texts her twice in the first 15 hours of having her number. She eventually calls him, and they are planning a date, but she can''t drive for health reasons, so she invites him to her house (lives with parents).

Date one was uneventful, met the parents.

Date two, at her house again, he is ALL OVER HER IN HER PARENTS LIVING ROOM! And by that I mean her was trying to talk her into sex, even though she is waiting until she is married. He says, ''it won''t matter, we''re going to be together forever anyway''.
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The next day they are talking/texting, and he says he ''loves her''. She says, ''I don''t know what to think, so I think I am going to believe him.''

I''m very anti-aggressive guys, so I can''t really be objective in this situation, but someone please tell me that I am not crazy thinking this guy is up to no good! Is there anything that I can say or do, or do I just prepare for another rollercoaster ride of a relationship? She is very excited about this guy, and is already missing him and his company, etc.

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I don''t think you are crazy....
 
Ugh. I would fear for her safety! Discourage this at all costs.
 
Where is he from and how long has he been here?

It is never ok to pressure someone for sex! I can understand a different dating style as a result of culture, but that pushes the line for me.
 
Um, CREEPY! And it sounds like her experiences have left her vunerable. I hope you can convey this to her in a loving manner.
 
His behavior is very unusual by American standards... he''s either crazy in love with her or just plain CRAZY
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. Where is he from? Maybe there are some cultural differences at play. In my native country, for example, some guys can be very intense and possessive (even from the very beginning), without being perceived as total freaks.
 
Ewww. I feel like I need to take another shower. Save her from this big mistake if at all possible.
 
Blech. Reading that made me feel dirty, too.
 
seriously psycho...
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You know what I tell myself when w/ a guy like this... how many OTHER GIRLS has he said this to? Then i start to think of VDs.

Confident = turn on
AGRESSIVE = turn OFF.
 
OK, this guy is a HUGE weirdo!!!
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This guy sounds like very bad news. I don''t think you''re being crazy at all.
Have you or any of your other friends met him?

This is why I never told anyone where I lived until after dating them for a while. There are lots of crazies out there.
 
Wow, I got the creepies from just reading. Tell her to toss him out like yesterday''s garbage. I would hate to see your friend in a situation which may be dangerous to her.
 
Am I the only one thinking that all this guy wants is a notch on his bedpost?

I can''t imagine any way this situation turns out well.
 
Date: 6/12/2009 4:04:11 PM
Author: jet2ks
Am I the only one thinking that all this guy wants is a notch on his bedpost?

I can''t imagine any way this situation turns out well.
No.
 
He is from Jamaica, I think he''s been here for 4 yrs. I live on the east coast and my friend is on the west coast. When she met him, the friend that she was with was calling him a crazy stalker, so you''d think she would have clued into that. I told her that the idea of him wanting to put a hickey on her to mark his territory wasn''t a big leap to him marking her in OTHER ways, and was a pretty big red flag IMO. As someone said before, she is very vulnerable, and she can be pretty needy, so a guy that is infatuated with her doesn''t seem like the worst thing in her mind... better than him not being that into you, right?
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She''s 26, and she wants to be married and have kids. I really want her to be cautious, but I think she''s trying to go all in, and I don''t really know if there is anything that I can do. She really loves any male attention, and certainly misses the physical affection too. It''s so hard to be a friend sometimes, and always have to be the one picking up the pieces.

Please pray for her, and her safety!
 
RUN!!!!!!!!! Tell her to RUN and not look back. That guy is def BAD NEWS. He sounds like a control freak...a dominating type of person which = DANGEROUS. Please tell her to RUNNNNNNNNN
 
Restraining order!!!
 
Trillionaire
I would recommend pointing out to her in a polite way that sex, and hickies are not signs of someone wanting to settle down, especially after 2 dates. I think she needs to look elsewhere....


and get a restraining order..
 
Is he bad news? Sounds like it.

I'd talk to her if you think it'll do any good (without pushing her away from YOU) because the further into this relationship she gets, the more dangerous it could be to get out of- as horrible as that is to think about.
 
I say have her do a criminal background check....all kinds of red flags going on here. Sad that women have such low self esteem sometimes that they fall for creeps like this. He sounds like 100% bad news.
 
Date: 6/12/2009 4:43:09 PM
Author: steph72276
I say have her do a criminal background check....all kinds of red flags going on here. Sad that women have such low self esteem sometimes that they fall for creeps like this. He sounds like 100% bad news.
Ditto!
 
She sounds desperate (due to her disease ?)

He sounds like he needs a green card marriage.
 
All my red flags are raised. so yeah this guy is after you know what... Not a good thing... He sounds creepy to me.
 
Poor girl! Does she have a close friend in the west coast?
If she lives at home with her parents then her parents can be there for her. This guy is a creep. I sense nothing but trouble here.
 
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