I ran into my one-itis from last summer after not seeing her for a year today...Incidentally whilst browsing the girls' pants section for some new pants...I didn't let it ruin my game though. When I saw her, I said hello, and started a conversation. She turned cherry-red about 5 seconds in, and seemed kinda nervous. I'm just curious, in case that happens in the future, is that a SOI or am I just overanalysing things?
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- Thread starter calvran
- Start date
Just because a woman listens to you and acts interested in what you say doesn't mean she really is. She might just be acting polite, while silently wishing that the date would hurry up and end, or that you would go away... and never come back.
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drixsa
Master Don Juan
i would of called her out on it
but it can happen if you throw someone off
but it can happen if you throw someone off
oreo_renegade
Master Don Juan
Maybe she was embrassed to be seen with you?
just kidding
But women are insecure creaturs, you catch her shopping for pants, she might be embarresed about her waist size, or a number of other things, and again, maybe she was just thrown-off.
(or embrassed about the store she was shopping at)
just kidding
But women are insecure creaturs, you catch her shopping for pants, she might be embarresed about her waist size, or a number of other things, and again, maybe she was just thrown-off.
(or embrassed about the store she was shopping at)