Author Topic: Rughugger's Hooker Drama  (Read 5445 times)

Kind of a spinoff to Ladios' threads of a similar name, but this story is just too good (pathetic) to not tell people about.

It's Friday, on the weekend I don't work, so naturally it's Karaoke night, which I love. And I'm doing fine, chilling with my friend the Juicy Melon and this girl approaches me. Attractive, I'd give her a 7. And just starts talking to me and asking about me and all that fun get to know you questions. We talk about interests, hobbies, things that we enjoy doing and finally she asks me if I sing at these things. I told her that I love to, it's my stress relief. So she's skeptical that I'm any good so I go up and sing Paralyzer by Finger Eleven which kept her talking to me for a little longer. Slightly impressed and all, she asks to do some duo songs with me in which I pick some out and we sing. We dance, we schmooze, and the whole time, I'm thinking "Man I'm really on my game tonight, I might get a number if I keep it up."

This is where the night goes down hill. As she's off in the bathroom, another friend who frequents the bar approaches me and asks, "Do you realize, she's a hooker?" Immediately in my head I thought, "forget, should have known better." So I spent the rest of my time there being a complete richard to her and so she tries to punish me by talking to and hitting on other guys, including my friend. Amusing little mynx that she was, she didn't realize I let my friend in on it and we both ended up burning her so bad that she was crying. Then, we left the bar and considered it a lesson learned.

Just when I thought I worked hard enough on talking to women, now I'll never know how well I'd do if it was any normal girl. Back to the drawing board and those feelings of rejection and insecurity return. But I shouldn't feel this way as I was the one who rejected her which is a surprise because usually I'm an ass-kissing yes-man to women I find attractive. So bonus for standing up for myself.

Discuss women who led you for a ride. (they don't have to be hookers.)

That sounds like quite the bummer Rug :c sounds like you did the right thing to me though.

This one time I was dating this girl for a whole year then she dumps me for my best friend o:

The right thing to do? What a huge richard move. She didn't lead you on, you had a good time, you have no idea what her intentions were. Grow up.


That just magnifies the problem, apparently 28 and objectifying women. Great stuff.

Did you even have proof that she was a hooker? How do you know the friend who told you wasn't just jealous or had some previous grudge against the girl? Also, so what if she was a hooker? I know several perfectly fine girls who prostitute themselves; many are higher class girls and one even goes to Yale. Being a prostitute doesn't mean you demand money from every guy you have love with (All women do this anyway though). She could have genuinely found you attractive.
« Last Edit: May 22, 2010, 08:12:50 AM by Otis Da HousKat »




It was a bar, maybe she was drunk.
Usually I don't post in this kind of threads, but this seems to be the best explanation :/

She may be a hooker, but she's also human. I can't believe you made her cry and you don't feel bad for her in the least. Hookers have hard lives as it is.

1) I trust my friend more than I would a random person. She and the bartender confirmed the claim.

2) When my other friend delt with her, she tried to pick his pocket after asking for $57 for her services. I have no reason to disbelieve him over her.

3) She didn't find me genuinely attractive as every time I said something that didn't interest her, she clearly mentioned it and turned her attention to someone else and asked them about themselves in a pathetic dig to make me jealous or possessive or some stupid thing. I clearly told her I wasn't competing for her attention.

4) When I went to dance with the first friend, the hooker followed close to me and would literally remain within eye-shot and would talk to other men, also to try and make it seem as if I would lose her company if I didn't constantly pay attention to her.

5) She tried to play me against my friend by complimenting him and being somewhat offensive to me, even to the point of bashing a charity lawn mower race for children's cancer research. She said it was kiddy racing, not Man's racing. That's where I drew the line.

6) I am the oldest person on the forums, Badspot's senior by a couple of months. (not sure what difference that even has to the topic, but oh well.)

When you start to play me, disrespect me or my interests, then that's when I lose my interest and I told the girl she had to go. richard move or not, she initiated my response, I didn't do it flat out of nowhere. It was justified.

That would suck so much.

I'm sorry, Rug. :c

That just magnifies the problem, apparently 28 and objectifying women. Great stuff.

I wouldn't want to date someone who has love with other men. He did the right thing.

I wouldn't want to date someone who has love with other men. He did the right thing.
Rug no wanna da Herpes. :(