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Input: I matched a woman on dating app, and all went well as we have similar interest on movie, TV etc. We even met up once beforehand and feel that we match.

However all seems changed on the second date. (This may be long) In the beginning of the date, she brought me a present for my birthday, and I was pleasantly surprised. We made some banter and joked that since my birthday already passed, she should save up on the next occassion, like Christmas. (Not yet relevant, but will be later)

On my chatting, she also let loose that she is passive aggressive and she likes to be. Things start to turn south when I think she starts to flaunting passive aggressiveness, such as "she may break up with me for bringing her to a bad restaunrant" or joking "she may be a man and I should break up with her" and quite a bit of taunting that I should, which I think is a bit over.

We were also getting a bit touchy, but suddenly saying that I'm no longer allowed because I brought her to a bad restaurant. I'm only allowed to touch her again if I bring her to a nice restaurant in our next date. She also said "I need to pay because I brought her to a bad restaurant", which I was planning to anyway because it is true that she was not enjoying it.

Finally when we said goodbye, she told me she's keeping the present for Christmas, as we joked before. I was very miffed by it.

So overall I thought that 1) she is passive aggressive and likes it, 2) she brings jokes way too far for me to be comfortable and 3) she leverages reward/punishment towards me. I feel altogether its just too much to deal with for a date I only met 2 times, and decided to call it quit. So, AITA for thinking these things as red flags and stop dating this woman?

stop dating a woman for what I perceived as red flags