A 31-year-old woman recently made headlines due to her recent trip to Atlanta. She met a 25-year-old man online after posting a picture while visiting Jamaica for her son’s birthday. After he reached out to her through direct messages, their conversation continued. The woman, who has chosen not to disclose her name, alleges that he presented himself as wealthy, boasting about his home, money, clothing, cars, and shoes. However, she claims it was all a facade.
Her P.O.V.
She described him as quite attractive and happily agreed to exchange phone numbers. She claims he had offered to fly her out for Valentine’s Day weekend, but the day before her flight, he unexpectedly learned that he had to take care of his daughter. Allegedly, he suggested that she still come and that they could have a sitter watch the child while they stayed at a hotel. They eventually argued over the $300 hotel expenses he was unwilling to cover. She gave him an ultimatum: either he could pay for the hotel or not visit her. Ultimately, she had to turn the trip into a solo adventure.
His P.O.V.
The man claims that the woman wasted her money of her own accord. He states that she was initially interested in him for his money. He describes her as a catfish, noting that she did not look like her pictures during their FaceTime conversations. He felt alarmed by her eagerness to meet because of previous experiences where women had robbed him after being invited to his home.
Furthermore, he mentioned that she sent him pictures of throat-numbing spray and breath strips, suggesting that they would enhance oral intimacy. She also asked if he would enjoy being intimate in other ways. After those exchanges, he revealed that he lost interest in her.
A Facebook post revealed messages, and they seemed to favor the young gentlemen. Many people said she was old enough to know better and maybe a gold digger looking for the next come-up. Who’s right in this scenario?
