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Folks serious question

If you went to meet someone you met on a dating app and when you turned up they are twice there person than they were in their photos.

What would you do?
WillaKissing · 56-60
I had that experience once. We agreed to meet at a coffee shop. I showed up 10 minutes early thinking I would beat her to the coffee shop. I did not see the woman I was talking to via the internet anywhere in site. So, I went and ordered myself a coffee. As I did a woman quite the opposite of her profile picture got up from a table a stood next to me staring at me and smiling. I was like Damn; I am here to meet the woman from the internet, and I have one coming onto me here and now. So, I turned to her the woman and told her I was there to meet a woman for the first time from the internet, and that I would have to pass on her flirting. She exclaimed I know I am the woman you were supposed to meet from the internet she said she recognized me as soon as I walked into the coffee shop from the parking lot, because I looked exactly like my profile picture. Without me saying a word she added she was sorry that she used a model's picture that she knew personally, and could we sit and talk. I sat and talked politely with her and after 35 to 45 minutes later I told her I was not interested any further, and that I do not like being deceived into meeting someone. That is why I chose a public coffee shop in the middle of the day to meet, so either person could leave safely without any issues. She followed me out and asked for a kiss, and I declined a kiss, and she insisted we hugged, so I gave her the friendship hug with a stand-offish form and hand pats at best. She exclaimed "Oh, the friendship hug" and I replied "Yeah, at best". Then I left driving all over the place to make sure I was not followed home by the woman.

If you use a model's picture and hair eye and stats, then be that person. Do not show up looking different unkept, heavy and way older than you represented yourself as to be. That is when I quit dating sites.
@WillaKissing That is a bit messed uo
WillaKissing · 56-60
@Ozymandiaz It was very messed up. I have never deceived a person into meeting or a relationship myself. Though I am a crossdresser/trans person I remain 100% heterosexual in my love life, and I was using non-cross-dressed pics of myself on that dating site to keep 100% honest with any potential interested woman. I even had a man pose as a woman and only divulged she was a he before we were to meet, that meeting never happened. So that is when I quit dating sites as my male self. I joined other sites 100% cross dressed pics only and openly stating my lifestyle and relationship wishes. So, if I get into a conversation, I can send any perspective interested a pic of me in my male form before we consider meting so she has everything laid out in front of her beforehand.

I hate liars and deceivers, after all I married one once and it cost me my ass.
eat their food they dont need it
@PepsiColaP You would be there a long time
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TinyViolins · 31-35, M
I don't think it would phase me. I reckon she's probably self-conscious about her size enough as is.

Personally, I never understood people's obsession with looks. It's temporary. I'm looking for a relationship that isn't, so it's what's underneath that matters most to me.
That's the problem you run into with anything online. People don't want you to know the real person. I had that happen to me. It's tough to find anyone whose willing to be truthful.
AntisocialTroll · 56-60, F
Twice their what Ozzy? Size, age?
AntisocialTroll · 56-60, F
@Ozymandiaz It'd depend on if I liked them and got on with them, I'm not bothered by someones size, my only concern would be if I felt they were dishonest in other ways, I can understand why someone might be reluctant to be judged by their size and use the best pic they can.
uncalled4 · 56-60, M
That's happened to me.

Went through with the date, that was it.

 
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