Can you share an online dating disappointment story about false identity?

One of my online dating disappointment stories was when the person I met online claimed to be single but turned out to be married. We had been chatting for weeks and seemed to have a great connection. When we finally met in person, he was constantly looking over his shoulder and acting really nervous. Later, I found out through a mutual acquaintance that he was married with kids. It was a huge let - down.

I had an online date who said he was a businessman. We met at his place 'just for a quick chat' as he said. But once I was there, he locked the door behind me. He started to talk really oddly about some strange beliefs he had. I felt trapped. I pretended to get a call from my family saying there was an emergency. He finally let me go. It was a terrifying experience and made me very careful about meeting people from online dating ever since.

Sure. I once heard a story where a girl met a guy on an online dating site. They seemed to click well in their chats. But when they met in person, the guy turned out to be completely different. He was rude, talked only about himself and his achievements, and even criticized the girl's appearance in a subtle way. It was a total disaster for her as she had high hopes for the date.

Sure! I once heard about a guy who went on an online date. He thought they were meeting at a coffee shop but the girl thought it was at a park. So they both waited for an hour at different places. When they finally figured it out and met up, they just laughed it off and ended up having a great time.

Well, here's one. A girl matched with a guy on a dating site. At first, they were just casually chatting. But then, the guy told her he was a magician. He would do magic tricks during their video calls which was really cool. One day, he magically made a plane ticket appear on the screen and said it was for her to come visit him in his city. She was shocked but decided to go for it. When she arrived, he had a whole magic show planned just for her at a local theater. It was a really wild and crazy start to their relationship.

Sure. I once had an online date where we planned to meet at a coffee shop. I got there early and was so nervous that when I saw someone who kind of looked like the person's profile picture, I went up and said hi. It turned out to be the wrong person and they looked at me like I was crazy.

Sure. My friend Lisa met her partner on an online dating app. They started chatting about their shared love for books. After a few weeks of chatting, they decided to meet in a local coffee shop. They hit it off immediately. Now they're happily married.

Sure. My friend Jane met her partner on an online dating app. They started chatting about their shared love for hiking. After a few weeks of messaging, they decided to meet up at a local park for a hike. It was an instant connection. They continued to go on dates, exploring different trails together. Now, they are happily married.

Sure. I once knew a couple who met on an online dating platform. They both liked hiking. They started chatting about their favorite trails. After a few weeks of chatting, they decided to meet up for a hike. It was a bit nerve - wracking at first, but as soon as they saw each other, they felt an instant connection. They continued to date and now they are happily married.

Some 'disappointment rooms' might be in historical buildings. For example, in an old hotel, there could have been a room that was advertised as luxurious but when guests arrived, they found it to be shabby and not well - maintained. This could be due to the hotel's financial decline over time, and they couldn't keep up with the upkeep of that particular room.