Tell me an internet dating horror story.

Once I went on a date with a guy I met online. He took me to an old, abandoned house instead of a normal restaurant. He said it was a'special place'. The whole place was dark and creepy. There were strange noises and I could swear I saw shadowy figures. I immediately left and blocked his number. It was a truly horrifying dating experience.

Once I went on a date with a guy I met online. He said he was into fitness, so we planned to meet at a park for a walk. When I got there, he looked nothing like his pictures. He was much older and scruffier. And during the walk, all he did was talk about his ex - how she wronged him and how he still loved her. It was really uncomfortable and felt like I was just a sounding board for his relationship issues.

Well, once I went on a date with a guy. He seemed normal at first. But during the dinner, he started talking non - stop about his ex - girlfriends, comparing me to them all the time. It was so uncomfortable. I just wanted to leave right away.

One horror story is when a person met someone who used a completely fake profile picture. When they finally met in person, the real person looked nothing like the photo. It was really disappointing and a bit creepy.

I went on a date with someone who seemed normal at first. But during dinner, instead of having a conversation, they spent the whole time posting pictures of our 'date' on social media and checking how many likes they got. They were more interested in their online image than getting to know me. It was a horrible experience because it was like I was just a prop for their social media show.

One common element is misrepresentation. People often use old or heavily filtered photos on their profiles, so when you meet in person, they look nothing like what you expected. Another is the behavior of the person. Some can be overly aggressive or just plain rude during the date.

Well, once I went on a date with a guy who took me to a really fancy restaurant. But as soon as we sat down, he started talking on his phone non - stop about work. He completely ignored me and it was so awkward. I just sat there, twiddling my thumbs, waiting for him to finish. Eventually, I got fed up and left.

Don't share too much personal information too soon, such as your financial details or your home address. This can prevent scammers from taking advantage of you. Also, trust your gut. If something feels off about the person during the conversations, it's better to cut it off early.

One horror story is about a girl who met a guy on an online dating site. He seemed perfect at first. But when they finally met in person, he turned out to be a completely different person. He was rude and had a bad temper. He also started to control her, not allowing her to talk to other people.

There was a case where a man thought he had found true love online. He sent the woman he met a lot of money as she always had some sob stories about her family being in trouble. Later, he found out that the 'woman' was actually a group of scammers using a fake profile. It was really a terrifying experience for him in the so - called 'internet love'.