A Letter From Ms V - My Worst Date Ever!

Posted by admin on January 15, 2008

The following is an extract from a letter we recieved from a lady who just wished to be identified as “V”.

Hi,

I stumbled on your site and I thought that I should share this story with your readers. I hope that if a girl ever finds herself with such a date, that she can be wise enough to walk away. And for the boys, to never do this despicable thing.

I met this guy (let’s just call him “John”). He was quite a good looking guy. I was only 22 then. John seemed to be so sophisticated and worldly wise. To a young, struggling executive like I was then, he looked every bit the kind of successful person I hoped to be one day.

We had a pleasant evening together. He picked me up in his car and we drove to a nice restaurant. Nothing very fancy, but the food was nice and the companionship was great. He was a good conversationalist. He knew when to talk and when to listen. I had a really good time.

After dinner, we walked around town for a bit, then he drove me home. So far, it was a really pleasant date and I looked forward to going out with him again. But halfway home, he turned to a secluded spot where he parked his car. I thought we were going to make out. Seems to be a little forward on a first date, but at that time, I was young and a little naive.

Unfortunately, he did not just want to make out. Before he even kissed me, he asked me to give him a blow-job! The nerve of it. But the worse part was, when I said “no”; he took offence! He said that I was conservative, not liberated. Damn right. I hardly know him.

Thinking back, I realise how precarious my situation was then. But at that time, the danger did not occur to me. I was fortunate that he accepted the rejection and did send me home. I did not take his calls and he gave up after a few tries.

I hope that girls, you will not give in to such unreasonable demands. And boys, please, respect the girls you date.

Sincerely,
V

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