Had a casual relationship with a chick awhile back. Turns out she knows some of my friends, and I became good friends with her friends, etc, etc.
Actually her best friend does some work for me. The best friend is a really cool chick that I hang out with often.
So this girl I was hooking up with ended up getting a boyfriend (long distance, what a joke!). Said she still wants to be friends, blah, blah, blah. I said "No prob". We still hang out in a group setting from time to time, but I don't make any special effort and I certainly don't ask about her or her personal life.
It just cracks me up how women can't let it rest when they have a thing for you even when they are in a relationship.
Her best friend always has to make it a point to probe me on a weekly basis for information about who I hang out with on the weekends and such. Where did I go, who did I go with, the whole nine. She tries to be subtle about it, but I can see right through her motivations. I'm sure she isn't out of the door five minutes before she's relaying the data to her friend.
I was out with the best friend about a week ago, We all went to get food at 3am and I was joking around about making a booty call, and I asked her which one of the girls from earlier that night I should call. Should I call the hottie that I met at the end of the night, should I call the one who already has a thing for me, who should it be? I knew the info would get back to her friend so I was having fun with it.
So she says "All those girls were ugly, you should call M" (her friend). I didn't respond to that comment but later on it made me wonder why she would say something like that when she knows her friend has a b/f. The best friend is VERY much against cheating, btw.
So now I'm wondering if I should say "fukk it" and throw down on the old booty call. Sounds to me like she wants it. She even told me once that she has "missed me" since she got into a relationship.
Probably be an easy hookup without having to worry about commitment, but is it worth it?
Actually her best friend does some work for me. The best friend is a really cool chick that I hang out with often.
So this girl I was hooking up with ended up getting a boyfriend (long distance, what a joke!). Said she still wants to be friends, blah, blah, blah. I said "No prob". We still hang out in a group setting from time to time, but I don't make any special effort and I certainly don't ask about her or her personal life.
It just cracks me up how women can't let it rest when they have a thing for you even when they are in a relationship.
Her best friend always has to make it a point to probe me on a weekly basis for information about who I hang out with on the weekends and such. Where did I go, who did I go with, the whole nine. She tries to be subtle about it, but I can see right through her motivations. I'm sure she isn't out of the door five minutes before she's relaying the data to her friend.
I was out with the best friend about a week ago, We all went to get food at 3am and I was joking around about making a booty call, and I asked her which one of the girls from earlier that night I should call. Should I call the hottie that I met at the end of the night, should I call the one who already has a thing for me, who should it be? I knew the info would get back to her friend so I was having fun with it.
So she says "All those girls were ugly, you should call M" (her friend). I didn't respond to that comment but later on it made me wonder why she would say something like that when she knows her friend has a b/f. The best friend is VERY much against cheating, btw.
So now I'm wondering if I should say "fukk it" and throw down on the old booty call. Sounds to me like she wants it. She even told me once that she has "missed me" since she got into a relationship.
Probably be an easy hookup without having to worry about commitment, but is it worth it?