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Input: Okay so I met this guy (gay) last night from Tinder who was pretty fun to hang out with, but was a little bit of an ass. He was rich and full of himself and he had kind of gotten into talking about his job, which was not the job of someone who cares of other people. He literally said his job is to ruin other people's jobs (I don't want to go into specifics so I don't reveal who anyone is, but he is absolutely right). He was trying to pay for everything for me and admitted he likes having power over people by being kind of rich. We hung out, he gave me some coke (he doesn't do drugs and his friends from out of town gave it to him) and we did it.

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Afterwards we talked about making plans to meet up again, and I was cool with it. *Then* we went out to dinner. When we went out, he kind of treated all of the staff really shitty and got into a little fight with the people at this burger joint for making our food to-go instead of for-here. That's a huge deal for me and I kind of wanted to walk out then, but I didn't. I realized right then I didn't want to see him again.

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Fifteen minutes after dinner, he takes me back to my car (we met at a coffee shop first) and keeps pointing out how he just paid for everything and said something like "I treated you like a hot girl". I don't know how much of that was like a power move. So now I have promised to meet this guy, but haven't set up any time. I almost want to meet up at a park or something and not do anything (I'm broke and unemployed) and never see him again to keep my word, but feel like that's equally fucked up

not wanting to go out with my date after promising to go