“I told him his personality is dishonest and he failed my test of being a decent person.”
“I went on a date with a guy, who I met through a dating app.
“He said he is a tradesman and I asked what kind.

He seemed to hesitate for half a second, and then said carpenter.”
Carpentry is such an interesting topic so I was genuinely curious.
But he fumbled and kind of tried to change the topic, which I was not having.”

So he has to be cautious and made up a ‘low-paying job’ as a test."
We have no evidence that he really is a high earning man.
But you do have evidence that he is a liar."

u/grayblue_grrl
“NTA, this dude has baggage you probably don’t need to be dealing with.”
I went on a date with a similar guy and he was fucking insufferable.
A good carpenter can make bank, and it is not easy physically OR mentally.

u/altarwisebyowllight
But there are also some users who think OPisthe A-hole:
“YTA.
Guys venture to convince them to ‘invest’, and women start flirting hard.
Even normal non-wealthy guys I know complain about women angling for free drinks and free cover and free meals.

u/No-Dependent963
“YTA for overreacting like that.
Dude was probably taken for a ride because of his money before and is trying to be cautious.”
u/Medium_Conclusion417
“Yes, YTA.

The first date isnt when you disclose every personal detail of your life.
I would agree that you are incompatible, and a second date might not be a good idea.”
u/lacajuntiger
My take?

It’s normal and acceptable to ask someone what their job is on the first date.
On a first date, that’s the impression you want to give?
I think that says everything, looks like OP dodged a huge red flag.

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