Earlier this week, I was visiting my girlfriend of 4 months (we live one hour apart) and while I was there, one night a random number texted her saying "You" so she replied "Me? Who is this?" and they responded "*name* What's up?". She deleted the message and I asked her who he is, and she goes onto tell me that he was a customer at the pet store she works at and that, earlier this year before her and I started dating, they exchanged numbers and started texting eachother because she thought he "seemed nice" but also that she stopped replying quickly and deleted his number after finding out he's perverted and she said he was saying "You should come over and see my dog sometime". She told me she also believes he messaged her the day before I came there saying "I want your *****"
After hearing this, I quickly remembered that not even a month ago, she called me after work and we were talking about eachothers day and she said a customer wrote his number down and said "you should come over and see my dog sometime" and then threw the number out. Perplexed, I reminded her of this story and she said it was him. But that honestly makes no sense to me.
First of all, if they exchanged numbers way back, why is he giving her his number again if he thinks she has it?
If he is giving her HIS number, isn't that a little odd he's the one texting? Normally, you don't hand someone your number and then text them. You'd text them if they gave you their number.
This is pretty messed up.
After hearing this, I quickly remembered that not even a month ago, she called me after work and we were talking about eachothers day and she said a customer wrote his number down and said "you should come over and see my dog sometime" and then threw the number out. Perplexed, I reminded her of this story and she said it was him. But that honestly makes no sense to me.
First of all, if they exchanged numbers way back, why is he giving her his number again if he thinks she has it?
If he is giving her HIS number, isn't that a little odd he's the one texting? Normally, you don't hand someone your number and then text them. You'd text them if they gave you their number.
This is pretty messed up.
