johnny_chase
Don Juan
this requires a little background, so here it is.
Up here in montreal we have college and university as two different things. Our college is like grade 12 and 13, and then university is just the same. While at college, i was the definitive AFC. Shy, useless, busy, and all around awkward with the feminitas.
Anyways, my last semester there i sort of grew out of my shell, started working out, got more bold in general. So i met this girl in the library, and i would chat her up every so often, whenever i would see her. Sometimes she would come and talk to me.
So, finally, after the semester was over, i went to see her at work, she works in a cafe, and i talked to her for about 45 minutes. Then i did something i had never done ever before, i got her phone number.
So, i had this number, and i didnt know what to do with it. Four days later, i finally call her, and guess what, it's an message service! Stupid ass me, now i only take cell numbers and home numbers! So i left some message, and she called back. I totally fvcked it up, didnt close on a date, didnt do anything. She kinda caught me off guard with her call. Anyways, i called her back twice to no avail, and i just said ****it, NEXT
Then i got to university, and oh man, bars, pubs, clubs, coffee shops, the metro, the library, in class, i went hardcore talkin to ladies i didnt know. I became even more confident
So anyways, fast forward to the present, i'm walking by the coffee shop she works at, and i'm like, ah wtf, why not, so i go in. Good ol three second rule, didnt even have time to think about the ugliness of my past failure.
So i go in, she's there, said hi, and she initiated mad conversation.
How are you, how's school, you look good, bla bla, for like three four minutes, then she left cause she was done work and had a family thing to go to.
So my question is, i kinda know this girl, dangerously lingering on the friend zone line, i was thinking of calling her and leaving a message in a day or two, but first i thought i would come here and fleece the opinion of some others first.
peace out
Up here in montreal we have college and university as two different things. Our college is like grade 12 and 13, and then university is just the same. While at college, i was the definitive AFC. Shy, useless, busy, and all around awkward with the feminitas.
Anyways, my last semester there i sort of grew out of my shell, started working out, got more bold in general. So i met this girl in the library, and i would chat her up every so often, whenever i would see her. Sometimes she would come and talk to me.
So, finally, after the semester was over, i went to see her at work, she works in a cafe, and i talked to her for about 45 minutes. Then i did something i had never done ever before, i got her phone number.
So, i had this number, and i didnt know what to do with it. Four days later, i finally call her, and guess what, it's an message service! Stupid ass me, now i only take cell numbers and home numbers! So i left some message, and she called back. I totally fvcked it up, didnt close on a date, didnt do anything. She kinda caught me off guard with her call. Anyways, i called her back twice to no avail, and i just said ****it, NEXT
Then i got to university, and oh man, bars, pubs, clubs, coffee shops, the metro, the library, in class, i went hardcore talkin to ladies i didnt know. I became even more confident
So anyways, fast forward to the present, i'm walking by the coffee shop she works at, and i'm like, ah wtf, why not, so i go in. Good ol three second rule, didnt even have time to think about the ugliness of my past failure.
So i go in, she's there, said hi, and she initiated mad conversation.
How are you, how's school, you look good, bla bla, for like three four minutes, then she left cause she was done work and had a family thing to go to.
So my question is, i kinda know this girl, dangerously lingering on the friend zone line, i was thinking of calling her and leaving a message in a day or two, but first i thought i would come here and fleece the opinion of some others first.
peace out