<human>: Can you condense the text into three sentences or less?

I met this guy a few months back and lately he's been giving me a lot of extra attention. He has a bad history of flirting with girls behind his girlfriend's back, breaking up with her to hook up with other girls then begging her to take him back. I've explained to him that I know about this and that i don't trust him whatsoever, but that I'd give him the chance to earn my trust. He has talked to me about personal things and has even told me about his more recent 'encounters' with females, which shows me that  he's not afraid to be honest with me, so I'll give him that.

Well, a few days ago he picked me up so we could carpool to an event, and he grabbed my face at a stoplight and kissed me. Granted, I didn't pull away from him, it was still really shocking. We didn't talk about it for the rest of the night, until he called me and was insistent about talking about the kiss. He told me I "intimidate him" and he "expected the kiss to feel wrong, but it felt right.". (The kiss did feel really good, or it could've been because I had just put on chap stick and his lips were really soft.) 
I'm still wondering if he's just spoon feeding me bullshit (this is where the trust issues come into play).

Here's where it gets really interesting, though. He told me "I'm not going to lie to you, I do want to fuck you. But I also want to know all of you. And if it turns into a relationship, that's a bonus." But I told him I hadn't even thought about that, because I didn't want to have any expectations because expectations lead to disappointment, and that kind of shut him down a little bit.

So tell me, r/relationships, am I being spoon fed bullshit? Should I shut this whole thing down and just say forget it?
<bot>: Guy claims he likes me, has a reputation of playing girls. I told him it wouldn't be easy with me, but surprisingly he's still trying