The Comeback Kid
Master Don Juan
- Joined
- May 4, 2005
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Since I don't specifically "like" any girls for the time being, things haven't been all too dramatic. This evening, I saw a girl in the dining hall that is atleast a HB9; she's pretty cute and definitely a head-turner. I know who she is - I had met her 2 or 3 weeks back at a house I often hang out at, seeing her today refreshed my memory. One little problem; she's supposedly "off limits."
You see, this girl went to high school with one of the guys I know who also hangs out at this same house. He has known her for 3 years. Of course the two of them hung out since they know each other. I only spoke with her for a few minutes, the guy we both know was right there too (I think I'm the only other guy she talked to
). After she and her two girl friends left for the night, I soon learned that the guy who knows her from HS wants her. :cuss: And oddly, he wants a good-natured competition between us; he's not even being ****y here, he seems rather genuine! :crazy:
I think his thinking is b/c I also find her attractive, he wants us to compete for her (I dunno why). He also says competition bring out the best in him. My guess is that he wants to conduct an experiment. This "matchup" pits two guys who are opposites against each other. I am pretty well-built (I workout often), have some off-the-cuff humor, and dress more mainstream; this guy doesn't really have the looks (very skinny), he dresses more alternatively, but he's known her for 3 years (they went to high school together) and they get along well. Being unbiased, after observing her choice of dress and her mannerisms, plus the fact it seems she likes to run/workout too, I think she is more my type than his, but I could be wrong.
The one problem is, there's no way I can keep contact with her right now without coming off as a creep. She hasn't been to the house since (although the guy I know has tried to make it happen), if I friend her on Facebook after just one five-minute meeting (with the guy and a couple other people right there) that may be a little odd, and if I walk up to her in the dining hall as she's with a friend or w/e, that can't come off so great either.
What is the correct choice of action here? If this guy - who I'd consider a friend but not a real close buddy - really does "like" her, I'll let things go. However, if he doesn't really "like" her, then I feel I should do something the next time the opportunity arises - I have nothing to lose. Can I do anything for now, or is this not going anywhere?
You see, this girl went to high school with one of the guys I know who also hangs out at this same house. He has known her for 3 years. Of course the two of them hung out since they know each other. I only spoke with her for a few minutes, the guy we both know was right there too (I think I'm the only other guy she talked to
I think his thinking is b/c I also find her attractive, he wants us to compete for her (I dunno why). He also says competition bring out the best in him. My guess is that he wants to conduct an experiment. This "matchup" pits two guys who are opposites against each other. I am pretty well-built (I workout often), have some off-the-cuff humor, and dress more mainstream; this guy doesn't really have the looks (very skinny), he dresses more alternatively, but he's known her for 3 years (they went to high school together) and they get along well. Being unbiased, after observing her choice of dress and her mannerisms, plus the fact it seems she likes to run/workout too, I think she is more my type than his, but I could be wrong.
The one problem is, there's no way I can keep contact with her right now without coming off as a creep. She hasn't been to the house since (although the guy I know has tried to make it happen), if I friend her on Facebook after just one five-minute meeting (with the guy and a couple other people right there) that may be a little odd, and if I walk up to her in the dining hall as she's with a friend or w/e, that can't come off so great either.
What is the correct choice of action here? If this guy - who I'd consider a friend but not a real close buddy - really does "like" her, I'll let things go. However, if he doesn't really "like" her, then I feel I should do something the next time the opportunity arises - I have nothing to lose. Can I do anything for now, or is this not going anywhere?