He's one of those people
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Sounds like you dodged a bullet.
you luckily dodged a bullet there
Time to put his number on auto-reject, eh
it would've gone bad anyways if he was that clingy.
Don't even bother with him clearly he doesn't respect you
You really dodged a bullet, I dealt with a crazy guy once who was trying out for my band (he was claiming he fell in love with me after we just met,) and wouldn't take no for an answer. I blocked his number (his idiot friend who also auditioned for bass gave him it) and I haven't heard from him since
Its kinda your fault for not even checking the first one :/
Even if she did glance at the text, a "good morning" text does not require an immediate response. She was sleeping. Had she responded, she would have been engaged in a conversation when she wanted to be sleeping. I could understand this if it was her bf of a while, who was away on a trip, or for work, and they didn't get to talk much, but this was a one date situation, and she had no reason to give up her sleep for him. He had no right to get angry because she wasn't at his beck and call. This is in no way OP's fault, and if you feel it was, then you too need to get your priorities straight when it comes to courting someone.
What an ass. I hope you never responded to him.
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Wow, crazy much?
Somebodies a little impatient.