Young woman at the gas station

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18 Aug 2020, 10:32 am

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I wouldn't get to upset. I'd give it another day first. And even if she doesn't text you or whatever it doesn't mean she was 'creeped out'. She could have a boyfriend, I wouldn't expect to hear anything if that's the case. Or she could just be the type of person that doesn't feel strongly. Can't really say.

I didn't date or kiss anyone EVER until I was 21 about to turn 22 and now I am married. Almost nobody meets their 'one' in high school. If you're really concerned about meeting someone, than my advice would be to widen your pool of candidates greatly and try to meet someone online, while also looking locally. Online relationships do work, that is how my marriage started (quickly moved to video chat and then met up 3 months in).
If she did have a boyfriend I figured maybe she would text me and tell me so. I would think that she's smart enough to realize that with each passing minute, I am being left to wonder what she's thinking about the note. Basically, her not sending me anything implies to me that she was very creeped out. Even so, I'm not gonna feel bad about myself for doing it. I would be feeling like idk what I could/should do regardless.

That makes me feel better to know someone who didn't kiss anyone at all until they were at drinking age. Yes, I have "widened my pool", but nothing's gone well. There was someone I know from school who I had seen at a graduation party recently. We had a few text conversations and then a few days ago she had ignored my most recent text to her. And I actually closed my bumble account because no one has swiped right on me in 2 months.


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18 Aug 2020, 10:45 am

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Even so, I'm not gonna feel bad about myself for doing it. I would be feeling like idk what I could/should do regardless.
No matter what happens I think you should feel pretty good about yourself for trying. You exhibited bravery. I wish I could have been so brave at your age.



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18 Aug 2020, 11:20 am

CubsBullsBears wrote:
Feyokien wrote:
I wouldn't get to upset. I'd give it another day first. And even if she doesn't text you or whatever it doesn't mean she was 'creeped out'. She could have a boyfriend, I wouldn't expect to hear anything if that's the case. Or she could just be the type of person that doesn't feel strongly. Can't really say.

I didn't date or kiss anyone EVER until I was 21 about to turn 22 and now I am married. Almost nobody meets their 'one' in high school. If you're really concerned about meeting someone, than my advice would be to widen your pool of candidates greatly and try to meet someone online, while also looking locally. Online relationships do work, that is how my marriage started (quickly moved to video chat and then met up 3 months in).
If she did have a boyfriend I figured maybe she would text me and tell me so. I would think that she's smart enough to realize that with each passing minute, I am being left to wonder what she's thinking about the note. Basically, her not sending me anything implies to me that she was very creeped out. Even so, I'm not gonna feel bad about myself for doing it. I would be feeling like idk what I could/should do regardless.

That makes me feel better to know someone who didn't kiss anyone at all until they were at drinking age. Yes, I have "widened my pool", but nothing's gone well. There was someone I know from school who I had seen at a graduation party recently. We had a few text conversations and then a few days ago she had ignored my most recent text to her. And I actually closed my bumble account because no one has swiped right on me in 2 months.


Rumor has it that there is a 3-day rule that some people follow. Don't fret that she hasn't texted/called this soon, for there could be many reasons. Some people have trouble making quick decisions or take time to build up courage. It's possible she's nervous about it or weighing the pros and cons. If she has a boyfriend she probably won't text you, for many reasons. Also consider she may be under 18, so if she does contact you, that's the first thing you need to find out.



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18 Aug 2020, 1:00 pm

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I think you should go back and see what happens.


NO!!



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18 Aug 2020, 1:02 pm

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domineekee wrote:
I think you should go back and see what happens.


NO!!


I would second that. That would be perceived negatively.



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18 Aug 2020, 1:04 pm

I had a kind of reverse situation, but not altogether different. I used to work in a customer service job (for a couple years) where I saw many of the same customers daily (I was in my mid to late 20s at this point). There was a lady who came in as a regular, and I thought she might've been flirting with me (it seemed likely to me). After what I think was months of this, I finally got up the guts to ask her out. She said she was interested, so I was excited. It was pretty awkward, though. First I gave her my number and she said she'd call, but never did. Then she kind of stopped coming in for a while. Then she started coming back again, and I suggested maybe it'd work if she gave me her number and I called her. In the end I found I was kind of being pushy with her, like having to keep following up, but she was sending mixed signals so I was confused. First it was that she was too busy with final exams, then she was going on a trip, etc., but she would say she did want to go out sometime, but kept putting it off.

It seemed like she was saying yes on the one hand, but her actions were saying otherwise. We did end up talking on the phone pretty briefly, and texting a little bit, but she kept dropping the ball when it came time to set up a date. Then she ended up kind of moving out of state on short notice. I don't think I should've done anything differently, because I really wanted to seize the opportunity if there was the chance of there being anything there...although it ended badly because I lectured her a little through text at the end for leading me on (which I felt was fair, she kept saying she'd call and wanting to set up a date and then wouldn't). So, my experience is these things can go badly, but you should always give it a shot just to see...

FWIW I only really dated three girls (and married the third one), here's how we met each time:

1) she had a mutual friend pass on the message she was interested in me...and then she kind of did the pursuing from then on; I wasn't interested for a little while but the feelings developed...relationship lasted 2 years and ended with some drama, but no lasting hard feelings.

2) she approached me and my friend at a busstop asking "for directions" but later told me she was just looking for an excuse to talk to me...I did most of the pursuing after that by tracking her down on FB and initiating dates etc, we were going to the same college...relationship lasted 5 years and ended with a lot of drama and heartbreak.

3) she messaged me first on a dating site and I responded...we gradually made contact and there was give and take on both parts in starting the relationship...I ended up moving in with her very early on because my living situation fell through and she offered...and it ended up working out.

All other potential times, it seemed like I asked someone out and they didn't follow through/dropped the ball...in a few cases I was the one to not follow through, due to indecisiveness or distractions...for whatever reason things just didn't work out or go anywhere with anyone, never went past flirting and hugging; the only three women I kissed, I ended up in LTRs with (not counting one anomalous situation, where one of my friend's girlfriend's in college came onto me randomly at a party when I was passed out, I kissed her back a little bit out of reflex and then talked to her about how it wasn't right given I was friends with her boyfriend, who I guess she had been going on and off with..., it turns out she was on ecstasy at the time and had done the same thing with other people that night...that was a weird one but didn't go anywhere).



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18 Aug 2020, 9:35 pm

Feyokien wrote:
Pepe wrote:
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Depending on her scheduled work day, she may get to have a 1/2 hour or hour lunch. Ask her this and then offer to take her to lunch. After lunch, ask her to give you a call if you still like her. Don't just give her a slip of paper with your number on it...it's cheesy (cheap).


That is what I thought.
Even a little creepy.
But other women here don't seem to have a problem with it. <shrug>


I would say that passing a note is one of the less creepy things you could do to a stranger. IMAO, it's better than trying to ask her out while she is at work. She now has the discretion to contact him or not.


come to think of it, you're right He could probably say," would you like to have lunch some time, here's my number, give me a call" :?



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18 Aug 2020, 9:42 pm

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come to think of it, you're right He could probably say," would you like to have lunch some time, here's my number, give me a call" :?
I didn’t want to say anything out loud because she had co workers around.


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18 Aug 2020, 11:34 pm

eyelessshiver wrote:
I had a kind of reverse situation, but not altogether different. I used to work in a customer service job (for a couple years) where I saw many of the same customers daily (I was in my mid to late 20s at this point). There was a lady who came in as a regular, and I thought she might've been flirting with me (it seemed likely to me). After what I think was months of this, I finally got up the guts to ask her out. She said she was interested, so I was excited. It was pretty awkward, though. First I gave her my number and she said she'd call, but never did. Then she kind of stopped coming in for a while. Then she started coming back again, and I suggested maybe it'd work if she gave me her number and I called her. In the end I found I was kind of being pushy with her, like having to keep following up, but she was sending mixed signals so I was confused. First it was that she was too busy with final exams, then she was going on a trip, etc., but she would say she did want to go out sometime, but kept putting it off.


Young girls (I don't know her age) are notorious for changing their minds.

Picture this: the girl really does like you and promises to catch up but then she phones her best friend to share the news who proceeds to becomes jealous and additionally also doesn't want to share her best friend with some random dude so she "poisons the well" and discourages her BF from meeting you.



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19 Aug 2020, 2:20 am

Teach51 wrote:
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If I were a man, I would buy a cupcake and leave it for her with my number, "you are wonderful" and a smiley. Then keep my distance for a while.


Normal people generally don't eat unpackaged food given to them by a stranger. Especially now with Covid.


That was precisely my thought.
It could be drugged.
The Amerikans call it a roofie. 8O


What kind of a world do we live in????

Then a rose. Just telling you what women like, don't you want to know?? :lol:


Of course!
The more information the better.

So,
What are the magic words to capture a lady's heart? 8O

You can whisper it here. :mrgreen:
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19 Aug 2020, 2:35 am

The_Face_of_Boo wrote:
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No. The guy wouldn’t end up in jail.

The worst that would happen is the woman thinking the cupcake guy is corny.


If I am right, I think you may have missed the imagery. 8O
Boo will elaborate, hopefully. :mrgreen:



Google pornhub and cupcake.


Erm,
There are a number of definitions of "cupcakes" in a sexual context.
Compared to what I have seen, my idea is "G" rated. 8O
Time to move on, me thinks. :mrgreen:

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I wanna make a bet: The OP will regret his action and things will end up badly.

Who wanna bet against me?


I'll make a bet after he tells us what happened. :mrgreen:



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19 Aug 2020, 2:42 am

The_Face_of_Boo wrote:
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The_Face_of_Boo wrote:
I wanna make a bet: The OP will regret his action and things will end up badly.

Who wanna bet against me?


What are we wagering :P and what happens if it's a tie: OP doesn't regret, but it doesn't go anywhere


The winner will receive Pepe's nudes.


I'm already nude.
Look:



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19 Aug 2020, 2:46 am

RightGalaxy wrote:
Feyokien wrote:
Pepe wrote:
RightGalaxy wrote:
Depending on her scheduled work day, she may get to have a 1/2 hour or hour lunch. Ask her this and then offer to take her to lunch. After lunch, ask her to give you a call if you still like her. Don't just give her a slip of paper with your number on it...it's cheesy (cheap).


That is what I thought.
Even a little creepy.
But other women here don't seem to have a problem with it. <shrug>


I would say that passing a note is one of the less creepy things you could do to a stranger. IMAO, it's better than trying to ask her out while she is at work. She now has the discretion to contact him or not.


come to think of it, you're right He could probably say," would you like to have lunch some time, here's my number, give me a call" :?


Or just ask if she wants a coffee sometime. <hand phone number>
Isn't that the default, off the cuff, invite?

A woman once told me that coffee is better than lunch because you can get out sooner if things go south. :mrgreen:



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19 Aug 2020, 2:49 am

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A woman once told me that coffee is better than lunch because you can get out sooner if things go south. :mrgreen:


Some of the girls I dated had a friend call them so they had an excuse to leave....again that Paul Simon song :lol:



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19 Aug 2020, 2:54 am

AuroraBorealisGazer wrote:
CubsBullsBears wrote:
Feyokien wrote:
I wouldn't get to upset. I'd give it another day first. And even if she doesn't text you or whatever it doesn't mean she was 'creeped out'. She could have a boyfriend, I wouldn't expect to hear anything if that's the case. Or she could just be the type of person that doesn't feel strongly. Can't really say.

I didn't date or kiss anyone EVER until I was 21 about to turn 22 and now I am married. Almost nobody meets their 'one' in high school. If you're really concerned about meeting someone, than my advice would be to widen your pool of candidates greatly and try to meet someone online, while also looking locally. Online relationships do work, that is how my marriage started (quickly moved to video chat and then met up 3 months in).
If she did have a boyfriend I figured maybe she would text me and tell me so. I would think that she's smart enough to realize that with each passing minute, I am being left to wonder what she's thinking about the note. Basically, her not sending me anything implies to me that she was very creeped out. Even so, I'm not gonna feel bad about myself for doing it. I would be feeling like idk what I could/should do regardless.

That makes me feel better to know someone who didn't kiss anyone at all until they were at drinking age. Yes, I have "widened my pool", but nothing's gone well. There was someone I know from school who I had seen at a graduation party recently. We had a few text conversations and then a few days ago she had ignored my most recent text to her. And I actually closed my bumble account because no one has swiped right on me in 2 months.


Rumor has it that there is a 3-day rule that some people follow. Don't fret that she hasn't texted/called this soon, for there could be many reasons. Some people have trouble making quick decisions or take time to build up courage. It's possible she's nervous about it or weighing the pros and cons. If she has a boyfriend she probably won't text you, for many reasons. Also consider she may be under 18, so if she does contact you, that's the first thing you need to find out.


If she is attractive, the odds are she already has a boyfriend. :wink:



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19 Aug 2020, 2:56 am

cyberdad wrote:
Pepe wrote:
A woman once told me that coffee is better than lunch because you can get out sooner if things go south. :mrgreen:


Some of the girls I dated had a friend call them so they had an excuse to leave....again that Paul Simon song :lol:


Rather obvious.
What Paul Simon song is that?

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Even so, I'm not gonna feel bad about myself for doing it. I would be feeling like idk what I could/should do regardless.
No matter what happens I think you should feel pretty good about yourself for trying. You exhibited bravery. I wish I could have been so brave at your age.


Absolutely. :thumright: