By ThirdWheelHell - 30/06/2016 06:07 - United States - Farmville

Today, I had a date with a guy. We ran into our gay friend at the theater, who insisted on coming along. My date was pissed, but I couldn't turn our friend away. Afterwards, my date texted our friend, mad because he crashed the date. Turns out he isn't gay. And only crashed it because he likes me. FML
I agree, your life sucks 13 013
You deserved it 3 537

Same thing different taste

Top comments

Tiaaa_16 24

I have to agree with your date it was rude of you to not tell your friend to leave.

shepardkinz 19

If you were on a date, then you should have told your friend that it was nice to see him, but you'd have to hang out with him at another time. It was rude of you to invite someone else along.

Comments

You definitely deserve it for not nicely telling your friend to **** off. It's not a date if it's not just you two.

Wait a minute...your friend is gay...but apparently likes you...and apparently not gay...and apparently likes you enough to sabotage a date with someone else? These are kinda important things that should, scratch that, need to be picked up on.

He's not gay. OP assumed he was and then later realized that not only isn't the friend gay, but he has a thing for OP. Crashing a date is NOT a good way to let someone know you like them, though. Someone should tell her rude buddy that.

OP's fault. This is why men are never fully ok with their gf's/dates having guy "friends".

My boyfriend must be a special breed then because all I have is male friends, straight and gay, and only 2 female friends, and he doesn't give a shit...

I'm no one to judge the situation as I have till just recently been completely oblivious to the fact that guy friends, are in a lot of cases and unless you know each other forever, actually into you, or at least hoping for something more than just friendship. On the other hand, your gay or not so gay friend, was really rude after you told him you were on a date to insist on tagging along. I understand your date for being disappointed or mad about the fact that you think it's alright when your friends (gay or not) don't respect your privacy and disrespected him by barging in on your date!

I think you're all forgetting/missing a few things here: 1) OP said both her AND her date knew the guy who tagged along 2) by reading the reaction "turns out he's not gay" implies (to me at least) that her date didn't know the guy was straight either 3) there are kind hearted people in this world who can be manipulated with a few key phrases ex; "But I haven't seen you in forever!" "I thought we were friends!" There's obviously more to this story, this is just what I gather from the post.

I agree with your date. Personally I also find it very rude when people feel it's normal to push themselves into a date, conversation etc.

Unlucky1232 20

can't believe i can say this for once. I agree with the date. i mean that is incredibly rude

As long as you gave it up to both of them I don't see the problem.

Yeah, you should probably be dumped for being a butthole. If that were me, Depending on how the relationship was, I'd dump you for the rudeness, and lacking a spine. And now that I think about it, shame on your boyfriend for not saying anything either. And for future reference, you can be a nice, great person/friend AND not let people walk all over you.

You can't tell your friend not to come on your date? That just shows that in the future you may let your friend crash any date night, can't really get to know each other and ask a lot of questions with a friend sitting right there. and poor you, two people like you, must be super hard to be you.