Disappointment He asked my age, so I let him know my age and asked his age. He said he was 2 years older than me. One day, I felt really down because after getting a phone call from my family. I couldn't dispel the feelings throughout the day, it was weighing on me. I told him about my stress in the evening. He listened to me and consoled me and encouraged me, telling me it'll be okay, and we carried on our conversation, and also talked about other things. One thing I didn't like was that he said I don't have to worry about that so much, and I will be happy if I marry a good man with much money. I think he took me for a gold digger. I didn't ask for anything to earn something, nor I won't. And I'm pretty good at picking up on some kind of people pretending as rich to impress other people. In the middle of it, he messaged me he's been in this region for 4 years. It reminded me males serve in a military for 2 years in their early 20's. So I asked his age again through a messenger. He messaged me he feels he's much younger than his age, and asked me on a date. He often told me that he can give me a car ride, but I prefer a public transportation or walking. Also he asked me if I felt like drinking with him. But I don't drink. I didn't feel good that he faked his age to get along with me, so I asked him if he can send me a photo of himself. But he didn't. He messaged me he can give me money if I want. I replied I'm grateful for his favor, but no thanks. He knows my face, but I don't. He picked a quarrel with me, asking if I was playing. I wasn't playing, and I didn't know he was expecting to meet me in person for a relationship.