A woman has taken to social media to share a message her first date sent her after it was actually intended for his friends.
Revealing the faux pas on TikTok, Molly - who uses the handle '@Mollyhair' on the platform - revealed that she was supposed to be meeting the guy for their first date, when she suddenly received the blunt message.
Molly captioned the post: "Chivalry is alive", adding "I was on my way to a first date and this happened."
At first, Molly had received a regular message from the guy asking if she was at the venue. However, in his second message, his choice of words was far from romantic.
Check out Molly's first video below:In a text meant for his friend, the guy wrote: "Waiting on this c***. I took a pinch for confidence." However, the guy immediately clocked his error, and hesitantly responded: "Omg I was joking with a buddy I'm just going to leave" - followed by two 'face palm' emojis.
A seemingly shocked Molly then asks: "What? Am I the c***?"
To which her date replies: "Omg I don't really think that at all I joke too much I say s**t like that just to say it." He then adds: "I completely understand if this is over."
Understandably, the message cost him his date with Molly, as she told him: "Yeah to be honest I'm not really comfortable meeting anymore. I just don't really feel like it's okay to call women that even as a joke and I kind of see it as a red flag sorry! [sic]"
The defeated guy then says: "I'm sorry sorry sorry but I get it."
Check out part two below:In a follow-up video (above), Molly reveals that the guy did apologize profusely for the blunder -which she did accept, but did not meet up with him again.
He then attempted to message her months later with a simple: "Hey".
The original post has since amassed over 4.7 million views, with people in agreement that Molly had done the right thing, with one person joking: "He helped you dodge his own bullet."
And a second added: "Men say the most vile things about women in front of their male friends. I'm glad you responded this way. Hopefully he learned something!"
However, Australian TikTok users hilariously couldn't see the issue:
