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Originally Posted by Dathbgboy
No, he did not diss u. U started it by actin like u aint like him. Probably made him question whether or not to take the chance. U say it was a big deal but gave mixed signals, that doesn't sound like a big deal. Do u know what his schedule is like? might be busy and may have forgotten. Then u blowin him off like that when he came to get his grub may have been the sealed deal of him not callin.Originally Posted by SShanique
Do you not understand him dissing me first by not calling? I've only given my number out to 3 guys in my life: my ex, a gay boy I hoped wouldn't call, and now this guy. It was a big deal to me, and I waited for him to call. What am I supposed to be thinking?Originally Posted by Dathbgboy
U gave off the vibe that u wasn't feelin him but u coulda at least said hi. I'm startin to wonder about u and what goes on in ur head miss
Now what u can do is, the next time he comes in for some vidos, ask why he aint call. U gotta stop askin stuck up miss, u startin to fit the stigma
Aight, there u go. He's still interested so now u have to show that u are interested too, simple as that. Stop playin games w/ his emotions.Don't be afraid to impose a meetin w/ yall. Even if it's just coffee or somethin, show some sort of interest but not the j.o./ desperate/thirsty broadtype.Originally Posted by SShanique
Originally Posted by Dathbgboy
No, he did not diss u. U started it by actin like u aint like him. Probably made him question whether or not to take the chance. U say it was a big deal but gave mixed signals, that doesn't sound like a big deal. Do u know what his schedule is like? might be busy and may have forgotten. Then u blowin him off like that when he came to get his grub may have been the sealed deal of him not callin.Originally Posted by SShanique
Do you not understand him dissing me first by not calling? I've only given my number out to 3 guys in my life: my ex, a gay boy I hoped wouldn't call, and now this guy. It was a big deal to me, and I waited for him to call. What am I supposed to be thinking?Originally Posted by Dathbgboy
U gave off the vibe that u wasn't feelin him but u coulda at least said hi. I'm startin to wonder about u and what goes on in ur head miss
Now what u can do is, the next time he comes in for some vidos, ask why he aint call. U gotta stop askin stuck up miss, u startin to fit the stigma
If I did not like him, I would never have given him my number. I don't understand that line of thinking. And even after I gave it to him, he asked me if it was okay for him to call. I said, "Sure." He owns his own business, so you can imagine what his schedule is like. However, he has time after work, as he tried to ask me out one night after work, but I had to read a book for my class. Anyway, today, we would have gotten to talk more, but while I was running his credit card, my loquacious boss came up and started talking to him, throwing salt in both of our games. Some good signs are he left me a tip for basically doing nothing. He told my boss goodbye, and he made it a point to let me know he was telling me bye, too.
Originally Posted by blazinRook
don't be so subtle with your body language
next time he comes him, look him directly in his eyes and proceed to make it clap
Originally Posted by StackJaxx
Originally Posted by blazinRook
don't be so subtle with your body language
next time he comes him, look him directly in his eyes and proceed to make it clap
.
Next time you go there, make plansOriginally Posted by SShanique
Speaking of "mixed signals," after he invited me to his birthday party that I did not go to (I didn't really know him back then), I went to his restaurant with my sister. He came to our table about 5 times talking. He was there more than our server. After that, he came to my job and asked what I would be doing later that night. I had to read. I have been back to his restaurant several times. It doesn't take a brain scientist to figure out that I like something about him. I don't like Italian food that much, and there's an Olive Garden near my house. I don't have to drive all the way out of town just to pick up something from his restaurant. I do, because I like him. If I'm constantly at your restaurant, that probably means I like you. I don't see any mixed signals in that. Heck, I just go over there, because sometimes I want to see him.
How about you woman up and tell him you like him. Blunt and too the point.Originally Posted by SShanique
Speaking of "mixed signals," after he invited me to his birthday party that I did not go to (I didn't really know him back then), I went to his restaurant with my sister. He came to our table about 5 times talking. He was there more than our server. After that, he came to my job and asked what I would be doing later that night. I had to read. I have been back to his restaurant several times. It doesn't take a brain scientist to figure out that I like something about him. I don't like Italian food that much, and there's an Olive Garden near my house. I don't have to drive all the way out of town just to pick up something from his restaurant. I do, because I like him. If I'm constantly at your restaurant, that probably means I like you. I don't see any mixed signals in that. Heck, I just go over there, because sometimes I want to see him.
Basically. He don't know how far u live from his restaurant, u could live around the block for all he knows. U can't expect someone toknow what u feelin if u throwin out mixed signalsOriginally Posted by ninjallamafromhell
How about you woman up and tell him you like him. Blunt and too the point.Originally Posted by SShanique
Speaking of "mixed signals," after he invited me to his birthday party that I did not go to (I didn't really know him back then), I went to his restaurant with my sister. He came to our table about 5 times talking. He was there more than our server. After that, he came to my job and asked what I would be doing later that night. I had to read. I have been back to his restaurant several times. It doesn't take a brain scientist to figure out that I like something about him. I don't like Italian food that much, and there's an Olive Garden near my house. I don't have to drive all the way out of town just to pick up something from his restaurant. I do, because I like him. If I'm constantly at your restaurant, that probably means I like you. I don't see any mixed signals in that. Heck, I just go over there, because sometimes I want to see him.
SShanique wrote:
Speaking of "mixed signals," after he invited me to his birthday party that I did not go to (I didn't really know him back then), I went to his restaurant with my sister. He came to our table about 5 times talking. He was there more than our server. After that, he came to my job and asked what I would be doing later that night. I had to read. I have been back to his restaurant several times. It doesn't take a brain scientist to figure out that I like something about him. I don't like Italian food that much, and there's an Olive Garden near my house. I don't have to drive all the way out of town just to pick up something from his restaurant. I do, because I like him. If I'm constantly at your restaurant, that probably means I like you. I don't see any mixed signals in that. Heck, I just go over there, because sometimes I want to see him.
I think its quite fair for him to believe that youre brushing him off. You saying you had to \\\"read\\\" for school sounds like a really bad excuse(even though it isnt) and may have made him hesitant to keep trying with you. Then you say you gave him the impression you didn\\\'t like him? Dudes willpick up on this and leave you alone. He isn\\\'t going to try and chase you if he thinks youre only trying to politely tell him to go away. Try this...nexttime you go and hes there, mention that there is an olive garden right next to your house but \\\"Something about this place makes me keep comingback\\\" when you\\\'re talking to him. Unless he is dense he will get it. I think at this point some positive signal would help a lot.
How the @$@# is he supposed to know that? Does he know where you live? He prolly thinks you just really like spaghetti. You cant expect a dude youdont know that well to pick up on that.Originally Posted by SShanique
I don't like Italian food that much, and there's an Olive Garden near my house. I don't have to drive all the way out of town just to pick up something from his restaurant.
hell noOriginally Posted by SShanique
There's this guy I know, the guy I was talking about in the Ric Flair thread. I see him at my work or at his work. One day I was at his job, and he asked when we were going to go out. I was surprised that he asked but didn't really give an answer, so he asked if I wanted to go out. I said, "Maybe." He was like, "It's either yes or no." I finally said, "Yes." He got my number. Then before I was leaving, he asked if it's okay for him to call me, because he didn't want to feel like he was bothering me. I guess I give off them impression that I don't like him. I do like him, though.
Anyway, he never called. I've been out of town for 4 weeks, and it's been a month since I've seen him, that is until this morning. I got back to town this week, and he came into my work. He had placed an order, and I brought his order to him and said, "It's going to be $21.82." His response was, "Just it's going to be $21.82? No "'hi'?" Then I said, "Hi." Basically, he was saying that I didn't give him an acceptable greeting. Do you guys think he has a right to complain since he took my number but didn't call?
Originally Posted by SShanique
Speaking of "mixed signals," after he invited me to his birthday party that I did not go to (I didn't really know him back then), I went to his restaurant with my sister. He came to our table about 5 times talking. He was there more than our server. After that, he came to my job and asked what I would be doing later that night. I had to read. I have been back to his restaurant several times. It doesn't take a brain scientist to figure out that I like something about him. I don't like Italian food that much, and there's an Olive Garden near my house. I don't have to drive all the way out of town just to pick up something from his restaurant. I do, because I like him. If I'm constantly at your restaurant, that probably means I like you. I don't see any mixed signals in that. Heck, I just go over there, because sometimes I want to see him.