Canadian Catnip
Senior Don Juan
Hi Guys.
It's tough killing the nice guy inside of me and he took another hit yesterday.
I knew this girl around 23 or 24, she has a BF and we used to talk about 6 months ago. We exchanged phone numbers and chatted and went for coffee together a few times. I was Mr. nice of course and never did anything.
Fast forward to yesterday. I had the misfortune of running into her at a coffee shop. I ran in to get a coffee to go. I was in a 20 minute loading zone. Just as I was ready to leave she see me as she is returning from the bathroom.
She says hi and tells me she was thinking about me because she saw my name on her phone the other day as she was scrolling through her address book and was wondering about me. She said she almost considered calling me.
She asked me to sit with her and talk so we could catch up, plus she was so bored from studying for the last hour.
I was not in the mood to see her or talk to her then and there so I told her I only had a few minutes as I was parked in a loading zone.
Basically we chatted for a few minutes and I got up to leave.
Two things struck me in what she said. I'll tell you what I used to think and what I think today.
One. She was going to call me because she saw my number on her phone the other day while in the address book. Before, I would have felt glad that she said she was thinking about me, but now I see that as a complete bullsh!t statement. If she wanted to spend time with me she would have called.
Second. She wanted me to sit and talk with her because she was so bored of studying. Before, I would have been happy to spend time with her, but now I realize that she considered me just another distraction or a break in her studying. Once she had her fill of chatting I'm sure she would have dismissed me and told me she really had to get back to the books and that I could leave now.
I got the feeling she could sense the change in me. I was not going to give up my time to her just because she was bored.
I did feel a little ashamed after leaving but I realized that it's the price you pay for showing people you have respect for yourself.
I have mixed emotions here. I'm feeling kind of guilty as if I did something really wrong to her, but I'm feeling justified as well in letting her know that I'm not a doormat.
Can anyone else comment on this.
It's tough killing the nice guy inside of me and he took another hit yesterday.
I knew this girl around 23 or 24, she has a BF and we used to talk about 6 months ago. We exchanged phone numbers and chatted and went for coffee together a few times. I was Mr. nice of course and never did anything.
Fast forward to yesterday. I had the misfortune of running into her at a coffee shop. I ran in to get a coffee to go. I was in a 20 minute loading zone. Just as I was ready to leave she see me as she is returning from the bathroom.
She says hi and tells me she was thinking about me because she saw my name on her phone the other day as she was scrolling through her address book and was wondering about me. She said she almost considered calling me.
She asked me to sit with her and talk so we could catch up, plus she was so bored from studying for the last hour.
I was not in the mood to see her or talk to her then and there so I told her I only had a few minutes as I was parked in a loading zone.
Basically we chatted for a few minutes and I got up to leave.
Two things struck me in what she said. I'll tell you what I used to think and what I think today.
One. She was going to call me because she saw my number on her phone the other day while in the address book. Before, I would have felt glad that she said she was thinking about me, but now I see that as a complete bullsh!t statement. If she wanted to spend time with me she would have called.
Second. She wanted me to sit and talk with her because she was so bored of studying. Before, I would have been happy to spend time with her, but now I realize that she considered me just another distraction or a break in her studying. Once she had her fill of chatting I'm sure she would have dismissed me and told me she really had to get back to the books and that I could leave now.
I got the feeling she could sense the change in me. I was not going to give up my time to her just because she was bored.
I did feel a little ashamed after leaving but I realized that it's the price you pay for showing people you have respect for yourself.
I have mixed emotions here. I'm feeling kind of guilty as if I did something really wrong to her, but I'm feeling justified as well in letting her know that I'm not a doormat.
Can anyone else comment on this.
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