Her Stepmom Tricked Her Into Going On A Date With A Guy Easily Twice Her Age, And Then He Paid Her $50 To Try To Kiss Her

Kateryna Muzhevska
Kateryna Muzhevska - stock.adobe.com - illustrative purposes only, not the actual person - pictured above a young woman sits at a table in a restaurant with food in front of her

Six months ago, this 21-year-old girl came out to her family and owned up to only being interested in dating girls.

Overall, her loved ones were wonderful about the news she shared with them, but her 46-year-old stepmom Angela can’t understand why she doesn’t like boys.

Angela believes that she’s only this way because she has yet to meet Mr. Perfect, and Angela’s convinced she’s going through “a phase.”

She’s tried to talk to Angela, but that gets her nowhere. Instead, Angela sets her up on dates, and she goes on them to be polite. Not everybody is great at handling confrontation, and for her, this is the easiest route to take.

A couple of minutes in, she will explain to her date how she’s only interested in girls, and then she leaves.

But a week ago, Angela shocked her by saying she was finally setting her up with a girl. Saturday was the date, and it did dawn on her that this wasn’t easily escapable like the previous dates, which happened at a coffee shop.

No, this time, Angela selected a very upscale restaurant because she was that convinced the date would go great.

When Saturday came, she made her way to the restaurant, even though it wasn’t a spot she would ever want to have a first date at.

“The server led me to my table, and my heart sank,” she explained. “At our table, instead of a girl, as my stepmother had promised, sat a man, at least forty, maybe fifty.”

Kateryna Muzhevska – stock.adobe.com – illustrative purposes only, not the actual person – pictured above a young woman sits at a table in a restaurant with food in front of her

“Mind you, I am twenty-one; he was at least twice my age! I uncomfortably sat down next to him on the couch and explained as [politely] as possible that this must be a mistake because I expected a girl.”

“But this guy just smirked and started bragging about how he came up with the idea to trick me into a date guy instead of a girl, and this frustrated me.”

She once more pointed out that she’s interested strictly in girls, but this guy asked her to make “a little exception” for him.

She did her best to put some space between them, but whenever she moved away, he slid towards her, closer and closer.

He was nearly sitting in her lap; he was that up close and personal. He also kept touching her everywhere, even though she was attempting to make it as obvious as possible that she wasn’t going for him.

She kept on repeating herself that she wasn’t interested, and then he slid a 50 dollar bill towards her.

“While I just stared at the table in complete shock, he leaned in and tried to kiss me!” she exclaimed.

“I just grabbed my stuff, told him that no, it wasn’t happening, and walked out of the restaurant. The next day, my phone was blown up with texts.”

“Angela had apparently given my date my number, and he had left multiple voicemails screaming and yelling, saying I’d “humiliated” him and “wasted his time.” Angela was also furious, saying I was “disrespectful” and “ungrateful” and that I’d embarrassed her in front of “a family friend.”

She quickly blocked this guy, but Angela is still livid and astounded she would not give this man a shot.

She feels hurt and irritated that Angela just isn’t getting the picture here and can’t accept her dating preferences.

She’s wondering if she should say sorry to Angela in order to smooth things over.

Do you think she should apologize to make Angela calm down?

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