<human>: I used to enjoy meeting and dating guys, but ever since I started university, it feels like a chore at best. 

I've had a few really great relationships, but most of the guys that I only went on a couple of dates with ended up being massive pricks or creeps. I don't go on dates unless I'm really excited to spend time with the guy in question, and over the past year I'd say probably 8 of the 10 or so guys I've gone on dates with ended badly. 

More recently one guy told me that I should just sleep with him and get it over with because he "works 24/7 and doesn't have the time to put effort into dating" me after we got lunch once. Most of the other guys tried to coerce me into getting physical after just one or two dates, even after I expressed that I wasn't comfortable with that yet. I have no idea if I give off some sort of vibe, or if some of these guys just felt entitled to it, but this has happened even after I've paid for a date or gone Dutch.  

I know this doesn't seem like it should be a big deal, and the first few times I just brushed it off. I guess now it's happened so often that I perceive that behavior to be the norm. 

Now I have a date with a seemingly awesome guy who I've had my eye on for a few months. Before he asked me out I had imagined I would be so excited if he did, but now I'm nervous that he'll just pull the same shit, and I just want to get over it and be myself and have fun. 

I've known the guy that I have a date with for nearly a year, and we've had great times in platonic group settings, and he's always been really kind and nice. Yet I can't shake my paranoia even though I keep reminding myself that he's probably (hopefully?) like the other guys I've dated.

Can you give me a shortened version of the text?
<bot>: Got burnt by most of the guys I've dated in the past year, and now my wariness of menfolk is sabotaging my chances of having normal, fun dates.