LowPlainsDrifter
Senior Don Juan
I just returned from a Club Med in the Caribbean. Didn't have too much success there, but I'm wondering what I may have done wrong with one particular woman.
She was by herself after dinner, hanging out by the bar. The dancing was relocated that night to the beachside patio, so it was quieter there. I chatted her up, and we talked for over an hour. We parted company on a really good note, so I thought for sure I had at least a dance partner for the following day.
I ran into her around breakfast time the next morning (said a quick hello) and later on around lunch I basically asked her if she'd like to join me on the dance floor later on. With a smile she replied, "yes, but probably with a few drinks in me beforehand."
However, later on that night during the brief downtime between the show the staff put on and the actual dancing, I ran into her.
She told me that "someone was teaching her how to play pool" but actually sat down with a group of people I couldn't see clearly, and then about an hour later was chatting with and then dancing with some other guy.
From that point on during the remainder of my stay, I didn't make one stitch of eye contact with her.
Now, she didn't dance very long with "Mr. Better Offer" - should I have asked again after the two of them parted company? She was alone on the periphery of the dance floor for quite a while afterward.
Was it wise to make myself scarce during the day leading up to the evening's festivities? I've intuitively felt that in a small place like a resort it's best not to run into someone again and again, or have too many convos before the "big night."
Anyone care to weigh in?
Many thanks...
She was by herself after dinner, hanging out by the bar. The dancing was relocated that night to the beachside patio, so it was quieter there. I chatted her up, and we talked for over an hour. We parted company on a really good note, so I thought for sure I had at least a dance partner for the following day.
I ran into her around breakfast time the next morning (said a quick hello) and later on around lunch I basically asked her if she'd like to join me on the dance floor later on. With a smile she replied, "yes, but probably with a few drinks in me beforehand."
However, later on that night during the brief downtime between the show the staff put on and the actual dancing, I ran into her.
She told me that "someone was teaching her how to play pool" but actually sat down with a group of people I couldn't see clearly, and then about an hour later was chatting with and then dancing with some other guy.
From that point on during the remainder of my stay, I didn't make one stitch of eye contact with her.
Now, she didn't dance very long with "Mr. Better Offer" - should I have asked again after the two of them parted company? She was alone on the periphery of the dance floor for quite a while afterward.
Was it wise to make myself scarce during the day leading up to the evening's festivities? I've intuitively felt that in a small place like a resort it's best not to run into someone again and again, or have too many convos before the "big night."
Anyone care to weigh in?
Many thanks...