You never know what to expect when someone jumps right out the gate with this kind of "blushes as I climb onto your lap" business. And this guy is PERSISTENT to a creepy fault. Has this strategy ever won over a stranger? Seriously, has this ever worked?
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A 40-year-old dude named Gerald Kitching has been posing as a sex therapist and scoring an insane amount of digits on the dating apps Tinder, Plenty of Fish and Match.
Recently, karma has caught up to him as he attempted to delete the girls' contacts from his phone and somehow managed to create a WhatsApp group instead.
The girls then decided to put on a roast of Kitching by sharing stories and lines the creeper had been feeding them for the last few months.
Via Uproxx
Via Uproxx:
According to Ann, she never received a response to that final text, but the story doesn't end there: her former date caught her on the same dating website again a couple months later.
"He sent me a horrid message!" she told The Mirror. "Can't say I blame him, really. I am currently engaged to be married and not dead!"/blockquote>
Tumblr user Hostage Situation had a bit of a problem: How do you get an overly-friendly screen-reader to back off on a public bus? Luckily she had an amazing friend, and then texting magic happened. Check it all out here!
Hat tip to Uproxx.
