Posted by MDD in Bad Dates | 2 Comments
Oh Mom !!!
I was going through a bad and lonely time last year and I was really looking for some affection. While I was browsing through the local newspaper that morning I decided to read the personal ads and see if anyone out there sounded perfect for me. I read an ad from a woman in her mid forties that described herself as everything I was looking for. Even though I was only in my late twenties I had always had a slight attraction towards older women.
I sent her an email to the email address in the ad and we began exchanging emails back and forth. There was not a lot of personal information shared about family or friends, just mainly what we were both looking for in a partner. I loved talking to her she had experience in every which way . You know what I mean she would talk sexy to me through our emails. The more we chatted through emails the less lonely I became. Talking to her really got me back to myself again and I was ready to finally meet her in person. I told her to meet me at this little café that Saturday and I would be wearing a suit jacket, pants and a lavender shirt underneath. She told me she would be wearing a little red dress, very hot!
When I showed up the first thing I noticed was my mother sitting at a table by herself. I was thinking to myself great my mom going to be here while I’m on a date. So I walked over to my mom and asked her what she doing there. The look on her face looked like she had just seen a ghost! She said “You are wearing a lavender shirt”. She stood up and I noticed she was wearing a little red dress. We both looked at each in disbelief and disgust. I was emailing my mother that entire time. Since then my mother and I have never had the relationship we once had.

Barfo!!!! This is so gross!! I feel bad for them both though…..talk about being scarred for life!
Sounds so logical. Shame the mother and son never communicated
much about each other’s personal interests/needs. Didn’t he realize she was only. Robbing the cradle usually only works if both parties seek sex. John Ritter’s “In Love With an Older
Woman” is a classic movie that shows how such a relationship
can develop. Meeting someone personally and then developing a
gradual friendship is much better than exchanging lies via
Internet.