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Getting involved with someone who’s so demanding from the start is sure to end in disappointment.

“No one expects to meet in person after just a couple of emails, but if you’ve been corresponding regularly, it’s expected that you’ll take your relationship offline.

People who employ this tactic generally aren’t tender souls who are afraid of rejection; they’re just not confident enough to be themselves.

Some brazen daters even post contradictory information right on their profile (“I’m really forty, even though I listed my age as thirty-five”), as justification for trying to show up in more searches for “men over six feet tall,” or “women under forty.” Presenting oneself in the best light is one thing, but outright lying is quite another.

When we meet a potential love interest in person, we’re taught to look for certain red flags—like being rude to the waiter, calling incessantly or not at all, or claiming that his favorite book is The Da Vinci Code.

You’ve done it—you’ve found a person online who seems to be perfect for you.

That is, until you receive a message or phone call confessing that the picture he sent wasn’t really him, and that he’s actually five years older than he claimed, but now that you’ve gotten to know him, that shouldn’t be a problem, right? The intent is to trick potential dates into falling for their “inner beauty,” but all this ruse really reveals about someone is that he’s a liar.

If the person doesn’t even want to talk on the phone or meet for coffee, it’s okay to wonder what his motivations are.

He might just be nervous, but he could also be someone other than who he says he is.