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Master Don Juan
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Okay so I haven't had much time for bootcamp this summer with summer classes and all...but as I entered the library yesterday there was this HB 9 wearing a short mini skirt walking in ahead of me. I couldn't take my eyes off her...
I went to the restroom before I headed to the computer lab. I walk in and I see her sitting at a computer in the front row. I take a seat behind her; I figure I can check out the eye candy while I check my email. While checking her out, I notice that she's browsing the personals on eharmony. I couldn't believe that a chick this hot would be single AND had to resort to trying to meet someone online!
I didn't feel like approaching. But I knew I couldn't let this oppurtunity slip away. I started formulating a plan to "accidentally" cross paths with her if she left the computer lab. I couldn't think of a way to make it seem natural.
So what did I do? I went up to the lab monitor, grabbed some scratch paper and a pencil, and then wrote on the paper "hi, what's your number?"
I went over and sat down by her. She was genuinely suprised that I was there so I know she hadn't caught a glimpse of me checking her out. I put my note and the pencil right next to her and motioned for her to read it. She said, in a suprised voice: "for me?"
Me: "yep, read it"
She read the note
Her: "I don't think so"
Me: "Oh, okay"
Then I continue using the computer next to her for awhile to play it cool and the note was left in the space between our computers. When I got up to leave, I took the note and wrote on the back: "have a nice day! then I walked out.
I wrote that to make it seem as though her rejection hadn't gotten to me. It bothers me a little bit I must admit. I mean here was this perfectly hot young woman who was actively looking for a date and she just flat out rejected me. I have to admit it's pretty damn funny but on the other hand it kind of stings. I don't know whether to laugh or cry. :crackup:
Oh well, it wasn't a great approach anyway. But at least I had the balls to go for it. Here's to winning the the battle against approach anxiety! :rockon:
I went to the restroom before I headed to the computer lab. I walk in and I see her sitting at a computer in the front row. I take a seat behind her; I figure I can check out the eye candy while I check my email. While checking her out, I notice that she's browsing the personals on eharmony. I couldn't believe that a chick this hot would be single AND had to resort to trying to meet someone online!
I didn't feel like approaching. But I knew I couldn't let this oppurtunity slip away. I started formulating a plan to "accidentally" cross paths with her if she left the computer lab. I couldn't think of a way to make it seem natural.
So what did I do? I went up to the lab monitor, grabbed some scratch paper and a pencil, and then wrote on the paper "hi, what's your number?"
I went over and sat down by her. She was genuinely suprised that I was there so I know she hadn't caught a glimpse of me checking her out. I put my note and the pencil right next to her and motioned for her to read it. She said, in a suprised voice: "for me?"
Me: "yep, read it"
She read the note
Her: "I don't think so"
Me: "Oh, okay"
Then I continue using the computer next to her for awhile to play it cool and the note was left in the space between our computers. When I got up to leave, I took the note and wrote on the back: "have a nice day! then I walked out.
I wrote that to make it seem as though her rejection hadn't gotten to me. It bothers me a little bit I must admit. I mean here was this perfectly hot young woman who was actively looking for a date and she just flat out rejected me. I have to admit it's pretty damn funny but on the other hand it kind of stings. I don't know whether to laugh or cry. :crackup:
Oh well, it wasn't a great approach anyway. But at least I had the balls to go for it. Here's to winning the the battle against approach anxiety! :rockon: