EpsilonArmati
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Dear gentlemen,
This is not about how to get a girl. This is about how to be a man.
So I was cooking about a week ago in a neighboring dorm, which had a nicer kitchen than mine, and a girl comes down. We had a nice thing going, and she remarked that she wants to figure me out, but I joked to her that it would cost her bread, which was she was baking and why she was down there in the first place.
Well, won't you know it, the day after that at midnight, I hear a knock at my door, with the baker at my doorstep! She gives me not one, but two loaves! And I didn't even tell her where I lived!
So the next day, I go and write a note that read
"Dear Beth,
Analyze Appalachian music with me at the cafe, 8 pm on Wednesday.
Yours,
Josh"
I didn't get a response, either in person, by phone, or by campus mail, so I assumed that she was not interested. But after discussing the matter with some of my friends, it turns out that I most likely have stood her up! On the first date! Now I'm not the social butterfly, so I wouldn't know how she might have interepreted that note, but now it would seem that she might have gone there and found that she was the only one there.
She's a nice catch, so I don't feel like letting her slip off. My roommate recommended that I go apologize to her, but I want to hear some more input before I go. My plan is to go and tell her that she should drop by my room and I'll "make it up" to her, but I have no concrete ideas yet. What do you think?
This is not about how to get a girl. This is about how to be a man.
So I was cooking about a week ago in a neighboring dorm, which had a nicer kitchen than mine, and a girl comes down. We had a nice thing going, and she remarked that she wants to figure me out, but I joked to her that it would cost her bread, which was she was baking and why she was down there in the first place.
Well, won't you know it, the day after that at midnight, I hear a knock at my door, with the baker at my doorstep! She gives me not one, but two loaves! And I didn't even tell her where I lived!
So the next day, I go and write a note that read
"Dear Beth,
Analyze Appalachian music with me at the cafe, 8 pm on Wednesday.
Yours,
Josh"
I didn't get a response, either in person, by phone, or by campus mail, so I assumed that she was not interested. But after discussing the matter with some of my friends, it turns out that I most likely have stood her up! On the first date! Now I'm not the social butterfly, so I wouldn't know how she might have interepreted that note, but now it would seem that she might have gone there and found that she was the only one there.
She's a nice catch, so I don't feel like letting her slip off. My roommate recommended that I go apologize to her, but I want to hear some more input before I go. My plan is to go and tell her that she should drop by my room and I'll "make it up" to her, but I have no concrete ideas yet. What do you think?
But I like the elusive poetry in your calculated moves. Women sometimes appreciate subtletly - they appreciate some poetry in their lives. Poetry is beauty.