Girl dumped me because I didn't visit her while she was on Ragbrai. Even though the closest city was 100 miles away and I worked until 11 that night.
I dumped a chick because she was constantly texting me and wanting to hang out during my internship. I was extremely busy during that time. I would hang out with her once or twice a week. The 5 or 6 times I didn't, she would go into a rant accusing me of not being interested in her and would finish every rant with "you just come off like you want to break up." So after two weeks of this, I just stopped talking to her period.
This last summer I had a girl break up with me. She was extremely jealous...extremely jealous. So I couldn't ever talk about women. So one night, we were talking about me moving into a new apartment in two weeks. She asked if any girls would ever be there. I said I'm sure a few of my college buddies will hang out if we're having a get together, and then of course, DK, Fitzy's girlfriend, would be over occasionally with Fitzy.
A girlfriends mom in high school told her she thought I was great and all, but that my best friend was even better. I broke up with her because I felt her family was too screwed up.
Girl dumped me because I didn't visit her while she was on Ragbrai. Even though the closest city was 100 miles away and I worked until 11 that night.
In grad school I signed up for match.com and met some girls. One week I went on a first date with two different girls, which I thought was fine as it was just getting to know people at the time. I'm pretty oblivious to things so I went on multiple dates with both of them over the course of the month. In my mind I wasn't officially dating either of them. Anyways, 6 weeks in I realize, holy crap, I'm seriously dating two chicks at the same time, I need to break this off.
Ended up breaking up with the one girl because she loved Napoleon Dynamite, would quote it obsessively to the point where her speech and mannerisms were derived from the movie. I kept thinking it would go away, it didn't. The other girl I ended up engaged and married to, so I guess that worked out.
This last summer I had a girl break up with me. She was extremely jealous...extremely jealous. So I couldn't ever talk about women. So one night, we were talking about me moving into a new apartment in two weeks. She asked if any girls would ever be there. I said I'm sure a few of my college buddies will hang out if we're having a get together, and then of course, DK, Fitzy's girlfriend, would be over occasionally with Fitzy.
I had posted this in a different thread a while ago but search function is my friend so here it is again:
I had been hanging out/going on dates with this girl for about 6 months. We weren't "officially" dating or in a relationship. I was still very much on the fence about her for multiple reasons. She's really into me, but I'm really only interested in hanging out for the time being.
So, Valentine's day was coming up. I ask her if she wants to get dinner. Of course she says yes. I ask her where she'd like to go. She says Lucullan's on Main St is really good and has a nice "date" atmosphere, and they have vegetarian options that she really likes (she is vegetarian). I agree because **** yeah Italian food.
We get to dinner, and I tell her she can get a glass of wine if she'd like. I don't really drink wine, so it's just her that's drinking. She orders the most expensive glass of wine on the menu. I was like, umm, ok. But whatever. When the waitress brings it out, her first reaction is to take one HUGE gulp and exclaim "OH MY GOD THIS WINE IS SO GOOD!" Mind you, this is in a decently nice restaurant, on Valentine's day. Lots of weird looks. She continues to drink the wine at a pretty fast pace and is noticeably buzzing by the time we're ordering our food. #Lightweight
The waitress comes to take our orders. She asks for the Caprese burger. Remember, she's vegetarian. I ask if that's really what she wants. "Yeah, I've had it before. It's really good." Apparently she's making an exception tonight.
The waitress brings our food out. It takes her approximately 2 seconds to say that she can't eat this burger, she thought it was something else. The waitress is frazzled and rightfully so. This girl ordered a burger and was shocked when a burger came out. WTF, right. My date reorders an entirely different item. So we wait for her new meal to come out. Meanwhile I'm sitting here with my food, not touching it because bad manners. Finally her new meal comes out. She barely touches it. She filled up on the bread while waiting.
At this point, I am extremely embarrassed and badly wanting to GTFO. I'm sitting here with a drunk vegetarian who ordered a burger, sent the burger back, and now won't touch the second meal she ordered. I gave the poor waitress a 50% tip because I felt so bad.
I broke things off with that girl the next week.
I had posted this in a different thread a while ago but search function is my friend so here it is again:
I had been hanging out/going on dates with this girl for about 6 months. We weren't "officially" dating or in a relationship. I was still very much on the fence about her for multiple reasons. She's really into me, but I'm really only interested in hanging out for the time being.
So, Valentine's day was coming up. I ask her if she wants to get dinner. Of course she says yes. I ask her where she'd like to go. She says Lucullan's on Main St is really good and has a nice "date" atmosphere, and they have vegetarian options that she really likes (she is vegetarian). I agree because **** yeah Italian food.
We get to dinner, and I tell her she can get a glass of wine if she'd like. I don't really drink wine, so it's just her that's drinking. She orders the most expensive glass of wine on the menu. I was like, umm, ok. But whatever. When the waitress brings it out, her first reaction is to take one HUGE gulp and exclaim "OH MY GOD THIS WINE IS SO GOOD!" Mind you, this is in a decently nice restaurant, on Valentine's day. Lots of weird looks. She continues to drink the wine at a pretty fast pace and is noticeably buzzing by the time we're ordering our food. #Lightweight
The waitress comes to take our orders. She asks for the Caprese burger. Remember, she's vegetarian. I ask if that's really what she wants. "Yeah, I've had it before. It's really good." Apparently she's making an exception tonight.
The waitress brings our food out. It takes her approximately 2 seconds to say that she can't eat this burger, she thought it was something else. The waitress is frazzled and rightfully so. This girl ordered a burger and was shocked when a burger came out. WTF, right. My date reorders an entirely different item. So we wait for her new meal to come out. Meanwhile I'm sitting here with my food, not touching it because bad manners. Finally her new meal comes out. She barely touches it. She filled up on the bread while waiting.
At this point, I am extremely embarrassed and badly wanting to GTFO. I'm sitting here with a drunk vegetarian who ordered a burger, sent the burger back, and now won't touch the second meal she ordered. I gave the poor waitress a 50% tip because I felt so bad.
I broke things off with that girl the next week.
My wife left me because I saw the latest Star Wars 27 times in the theater.