WHEN a man asks you on a date, you expect to be treated with kindness and respect.
Unfortunately, the opposite happened to one woman who ended up blocking a man after learning the insulting name he calls all of his dates.
The woman, who shared her date fail story online, said the man originally took interest in her when she sitting at a table at a Panera Bread.
"[He] gets my number, starts texting me, tried to make plans with me," the woman explained.
"I tell him that I don't allow people to pick me up, that I meet them places."
She said they agreed on getting dinner out, but the man changed the plans two days before the date.
"He says: 'How about I just come pick you up and bring you back to my house and I can cook dinner for you,'" the woman recalled.
The woman said she did not respond, but the man proceeded to text her again – and what he had to say was quite insulting.
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She claimed he sent a photo of the passenger side of his car, which was adorned with a sign that read "psychotic b***hes only."
"He said: 'I have a seat for you,'" the woman stated.
She went onto explain that the man's action rubbed her the wrong way and she felt he was just trying to "get a reaction" out of her "because he enjoys making women psychotic."
"After that, I just block him," she added.
However, that wasn't the end of the unpleasant story.
The woman then claimed that the man found her on social media and messaged her saying: "Hey you."
The annoyed woman concluded: "It's wild to me how someone can go from being attractive to dangerous in a matter of seconds."
Viewers were shocked by how the woman was treated by a man who was seemingly interested in her, with one person commenting that he's full of red flags.
"It looks to me like he needs to slide on over to the passenger seat he reserved for himself," another wrote.
A third supporter applauded the woman for blocking the man, writing: "Saved yourself a world of crazy."
And for those worried about being able to spot red flags, an expert previously shared seven red flags everyone should be wary of.
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