Big Joe Corrigan
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Loads of fun before you got married?Met my wife on "Love and Friends", 18 years ago and got married 2 years ago. Had loads of fun before that though.
Hands up if you’ve woken up at 5am next to some land mammal and had to do an early exit without saying bye![]()
It was honestly such a letdown. All her family were Blues (so she said anyway), she was mutual friends on Facebook with a couple of people I'd gone to college with, she wasn't from Stockport (where I grew up) but she knew the area well enough only being from Glossop. I was willing to overlook the Manchester anxieties on the expectation that they would eventually calm down - the Arena attack left a lot of us, especially in the city centre, with some complicated emotions and it was fair enough to afford people the time to work through them. But coupling that with the way she went utterly mental at me just double-checking about the terms of our first meet-up, I just thought "Nah, headcase" and got the hell away from her, lol.Regarding the "just the two of us" comment - she was 100% looking for a boning pal. But as soon as you tried to clarify it she was obviously going to dial back. She's only a piece of meat on her terms!
Wasn’t called Ghislaine was she?Bloke I know met a girl on Tinder who brought her infant son along on their date without letting him know. They didn't go out again.
As the old saying goes -Quite. When I want to interact with psychos, weirdos and sexual deviants I'll stick to Bluemoon.
lol!
We’re very different people, you and I, matey.Then another girl I matched with refused to come into Manchester after the Arena attack due to fears about being killed. I thought she was being a bit of a wimp, but I said fair enough and offered to travel to Glossop to meet her for the date instead. She said "I'm dog sitting for my sister that day - come over, it'd just be us two". I said that was alright, but I double-checked to see if she was implying anything by saying "it'd just be us two".
I'll be honest, I'm not an instant hook-up/one night stand type of person. I've had precisely one of those experiences in my life with a friend I'd known for years and, truthfully, it was a depressing incident that really damaged our friendship. I've regretted it ever since. I checked with this new girl if she was implying anything by saying "it'd just be us two" because I didn't want to end up in a situation where she was expecting something on our first meet-up.
All I said was, "I'm more than happy to come over and hang out but you saying it'd just be us two... just checking, you're not expecting something to happen, are you?"
Another story from @BlueMoonRisin’ eh?i signed up to dating app got talking to one lady everything was going great pictures exchanged long long lonely chats and giggles i thought bingo she's the one then i mentioned i had electric bike boom she flipped out saying i was weirdo and a deviant wow i said guess a fumble is out the question the she deleted me :)
It's a good job you didn't meet her at Carnforth railway station as it literally would have been "A Brief Encounter".I met a woman from Blackpool off a dating site - she was a bus driver but also training to be a private investigator. I was still living in Barrow so we met at Lancaster station and the plan was to go for a meal etc and see how it went.
When I got off the train and met her she looked great - nice and classy. We walked to her car and then she opened the boot up put my coat and her bag in - with perfect timing the wind blew and up went her skirt to reveal suspenders and a thong! Obviously I’m thinking my look is in but she then says “I know it’s a bit late to tell you but my childcare let me down so my daughter (4 years old) is in the car.
Trying to be decent I says “No problem, we can take her somewhere then eat together”.
We wound up at one of those indoor play areas with ball pools etc and the girl is playing while we try to get to know each other. Fast forward to meal time and the girl picks Pizza Hut - not what I’d pick but fair enough. They bring the girl the colouring sheet with crayons etc and before you know it she’s saying “Will you colour this in with me Daddy?” Her mum just smiles and lets it all happen while I’m getting more bewildered. Pretty soon it’s established that I’m Daddy and we’re all a happy family!
After the meal we went back to the station and the woman walks with me to the platform (leaving her child in the car alone again) and as my train pulls in she grabs me and sticks her tongue in my mouth while the packed platform pretends not to watch.
Didn’t see her again but definitely won’t forget it!
Also met my incredible wife on a dating site (E-Harmony) so the sites aren’t all bad I guess :)