Can you share some common themes in men's dating horror stories?

Sure. One horror story is when a guy met a girl online. They planned a date at a nice restaurant. When they met, the girl was constantly on her phone, texting other people and ignoring him most of the time. It was really awkward for him.

One common theme is family disapproval. Often, families have deep - seated prejudices or concerns about interracial relationships that can cause a lot of stress for the couple.

One common type is when the date is extremely self - centered. For example, they only talk about themselves and don't show any interest in the man's life. Another type is when there are big surprises like unexpected guests or strange behaviors. For instance, a date might suddenly start singing loudly in a public place for no reason.

One horror story could be when a guy showed up on a date extremely late without any prior notice. He didn't even apologize sincerely and just brushed it off as if it was no big deal. The whole date was then ruined because the girl was already in a bad mood.

Well, I once had a date where the person showed up two hours late without even a proper apology. And then, during the date, they were constantly on their phone texting someone. It was so rude and made me feel completely unimportant.

Well, a typical theme in men's horror stories is isolation. Picture a man stranded alone in a desolate place with something menacing lurking around. It gives that sense of being cut off from help. Then there's the theme of betrayal. Maybe it's his friend or partner who turns out to be the source of horror. And of course, the theme of powerlessness. When a man is in a situation where he can't fight back against the horror, it really amps up the scare factor.

Well, I know of a widowed man named Mark. He was still mourning his late wife when he met Jane. Jane didn't push him to forget his past but rather let him open up at his own pace. They started by just being friends, going for walks and having coffee. As time passed, their bond grew stronger. Now, they are in a committed relationship. Mark has learned to love again, and Jane has found a great partner. They often talk about how lucky they are to have found each other.

Sure. One story I heard was a girl with bipolar disorder. Her mood swings made her really unpredictable on dates. One minute she was all happy and excited, the next she'd be in a deep depression and just leave the date without a word. It was really tough for the guy she was dating to keep up with her emotions.

One horror story is when a couple went on a date in an old, abandoned house in the dark. They heard strange noises, like scratching on the walls. Suddenly, the girl felt a cold hand on her shoulder, but when she turned around, there was nothing. They ran out of the house in fear.

One horror story is when a girl met a guy on a dating site. He seemed nice at first, but when they met in person, he was extremely controlling. He tried to dictate what she ate, what she wore, and who she could talk to. It was a nightmare.