Um... what?

Re: Um... what?

• DakotaDangerDog

  January 2012

  I think that's super creepy that he hunted you down like that, buuut that's just me.
  

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• kellandragon

  January 2012

  I think it would depend on the vibe I get from him... Does he seem creepy stalker-ish or does he seem more like a romantic guy that got creative to find someone he really likes?
  

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• LandOBiscuit

  January 2012

  I think it's weird he searched for you like that (although you can pretty much find anyone in just 1 click) but I also think you assumed too much. For me, living alone means 0 roomate so if I were in his situation, I would have answered the same thing.

  

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• calle28

  January 2012

  LandOBiscuit:

  I think it's weird he searched for you like that (although you can pretty much find anyone in just 1 click) but I also think you assumed too much. For me, living alone means 0 roomate so if I were in his situation, I would have answered the same thing.

  Ditto on both counts.
  

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• NinjaPaants

  January 2012

  I also think it is super weird he stalked you out like that. 

  Living alone to me means no roommates too.  

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• CarrotsMakeMeFat member

  January 2012

  give him a chance. I also think living alone means no roomates

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• pdx18

  January 2012

  I think the stalking is super creepy. I think in the future probably just some clarity around your question would be best. Maybe run them by someone before you send them to make sure they don't sound ambiguous. In this case I think you inadvertently dodged a bullet. It would be one thing if he had a way to contact you (either through the site-I know that isn't possible with eharmony- or you had given your telephone number or something) and reached out. But this is some definite stalking. 

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• kjewell member

  January 2012

  I'm a little creeped out that he hunted you down to find out why you closed communication.  I would beware of that one.

  "You cannot protect yourself from sadness without protecting yourself from happiness."

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• SpanishMandi

  January 2012

  While I agree with stalker dude that living alone means that you are the only person living at your place of residence, I don't like that he went a bit nuts trying to ond you gain.  I'd be wary if I were you.

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• Pugs Not Drugs

  January 2012

  Fair enough. I wish I could clarify on the questions, but eharmony doesn't let you clarify on the first round of questions. I suppose I could keep communication open if someone says "never" and in the second round of questions ask for clarification.

  He did ask me on a date at the end of our conversation and I said that I need to recharge my batteries after the holidays. What I really meant was, "I need an escape plan from your stalker azz."
  

  It's just me and my Marlon now... and I LOVE it that way!

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• ClaireDunphy

  January 2012

  Pugs Not Drugs:

  So I've been on eharmony this past weekend since it's free communication.

  One of my questions in the first round asks how long they've lived alone. My definition of "alone" means you pay your own bills and you don't live with your parents. Roommates count as living alone in my book. One of my matches said "never," so I immediately closed the match. 

  He found me on facebook and shot me a message asking why, so I gave him my reasons. He then clarified that he thought alone meant by yourself and has always had roommates, so we talked for a while. But this morning I feel so weird about it all... am I overreacting? He said he found me googling my first name, dog's name and my city... so weird.
  

  WWYD?
  

  WTF.

  That is NUTS. Danger Will Robinson!

  

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