EternalStudent
Don Juan
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Hey, DJ's.
The other day I ran into a woman I had been out with once, but bailed out on a second date. I gave her the benefit of the doubt and called to reschedule, which she did, but then she bailed on that one too. I did not make plans to reschedule -- figure that's twice, if she wants to see me, she can call me.
Of course, she smiles, starts talking to me, and says, "You don't call me anymore."
I responded with, "That's because it's incovenient."
HB: "Why is it inconvenient?"
Me: "Because it's a waste of my time."
Now, that might seem pretty blunt, but that's honestly how I feel -- don't stand there and complain to me about me not calling you when I do and you cancel twice in a row, then never call back.
She looked crushed. I'm not sure if this is her M.O. and she sees how long she can get away with it or what. I just shook my head and walked away.
Polite enough? How would you gents have handled it?
The other day I ran into a woman I had been out with once, but bailed out on a second date. I gave her the benefit of the doubt and called to reschedule, which she did, but then she bailed on that one too. I did not make plans to reschedule -- figure that's twice, if she wants to see me, she can call me.
Of course, she smiles, starts talking to me, and says, "You don't call me anymore."
I responded with, "That's because it's incovenient."
HB: "Why is it inconvenient?"
Me: "Because it's a waste of my time."
Now, that might seem pretty blunt, but that's honestly how I feel -- don't stand there and complain to me about me not calling you when I do and you cancel twice in a row, then never call back.
She looked crushed. I'm not sure if this is her M.O. and she sees how long she can get away with it or what. I just shook my head and walked away.
Polite enough? How would you gents have handled it?