NorPacWolf
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Chick Opener and "Psycho Chick" 5/8/06
"Chick Opener"
I have mixed feelings about posting this FR. A chick opens me Monday morning in my building (5/8/06?). She also finds my email, and attempts to begin the comfort phase with me. What's embarrassing is that I amped up attraction just by being grumpy in the morning. Later the same day, I meet "psycho chick"; a chick who's attracted, but goes apeshyt when I try to get her phone number. More on this chick later....
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This Monday morning, I was in a rush to get somewhere, and I became flustered because I'd just missed my elevator. A woman behind me notices my frustration and mentions:
"...uh, did you know there's a stairwell directly in front of you?!" I had no idea who this woman was, and was dumbfounded by what I later realized was a chick approaching me with a ****y/funny opener.
I'm not really proud to report this, but I saw her just a few minutes later, and angrily announced that what she said was completely inappropriate and that she should not address me in such a manner again. I totally over-reacted. Strangely, she digs up my email (I had given her my first name), and sends me an email apologizing and asking if I wanted to join her for coffee.
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"Psycho Chick", Part One:
I saw a cute girl I had my eye on for months, later that same afternoon 5/8/06? (I rarely see her as she works at a particular store only sporadically, but I know she's attracted since I've caught her staring at me in the past). This could be my worst sarge ever and in retrospect I regret even pursuing her.
I asked her: 'so how you doing?' She answers.
So I ask her again: 'so how you doing?'
She looks at me with an expression of 'what the....?'
However, we chat amiably for a few moments. Despite weak game, I still get her email. But then I asked for her number, and here she becomes extremely defensive and stiff jawed. Her reaction is very odd and defensive. She refused to give her number, and gave me a stern look, as opposed to the easy smile she had given me just moments earlier. What the...???
CONCLUSION:
1. If a girl asks you a silly question, or insults you (i.e., runs ****y/funny or negs), especially if the woman barely knows you, you can be certain she is attracted. She can't come out and say: "you're hot," so she'll do do the adult equivalent of a schoolgirl kicking the boy she likes in the shins: she'll tease you verbally.
I didn't recognize this earlier, but the first girl's holding my hand like a vice grip when I spoke to her later that morning should've been a big hint tipping me off to her attraction. Of course her invitation later in the day made her intentions completely clear. Strangely, my anger at her reinforced her feelings.
...Women express strong feelings when they are attracted, and assume that when a man expresses strong feelings of any kind, he must be having the same internal feelings of attraction also. In other words, if you get upset with a woman, she will assume that *you* are attracted, since this is how a woman might behave around you when SHE is attracted (but afraid to let you know directly).
In summary, if a woman who doesn't know you initiates a conversation for any reason, assume she is attracted, ESPECIALLY if her comment and/or tone are teasing. Also, if you are forced to choose, err on the side of being a jerk, rather than a nice guy. Again, I have mixed feelings about posting this, as I try to not to get angry or upset, but the expression of strong feelings can create or enhance attraction whether we like it or not, whether it is our intention or not.
Wolf
"Chick Opener"
I have mixed feelings about posting this FR. A chick opens me Monday morning in my building (5/8/06?). She also finds my email, and attempts to begin the comfort phase with me. What's embarrassing is that I amped up attraction just by being grumpy in the morning. Later the same day, I meet "psycho chick"; a chick who's attracted, but goes apeshyt when I try to get her phone number. More on this chick later....
---
This Monday morning, I was in a rush to get somewhere, and I became flustered because I'd just missed my elevator. A woman behind me notices my frustration and mentions:
"...uh, did you know there's a stairwell directly in front of you?!" I had no idea who this woman was, and was dumbfounded by what I later realized was a chick approaching me with a ****y/funny opener.
I'm not really proud to report this, but I saw her just a few minutes later, and angrily announced that what she said was completely inappropriate and that she should not address me in such a manner again. I totally over-reacted. Strangely, she digs up my email (I had given her my first name), and sends me an email apologizing and asking if I wanted to join her for coffee.
---
"Psycho Chick", Part One:
I saw a cute girl I had my eye on for months, later that same afternoon 5/8/06? (I rarely see her as she works at a particular store only sporadically, but I know she's attracted since I've caught her staring at me in the past). This could be my worst sarge ever and in retrospect I regret even pursuing her.
I asked her: 'so how you doing?' She answers.
So I ask her again: 'so how you doing?'
She looks at me with an expression of 'what the....?'
However, we chat amiably for a few moments. Despite weak game, I still get her email. But then I asked for her number, and here she becomes extremely defensive and stiff jawed. Her reaction is very odd and defensive. She refused to give her number, and gave me a stern look, as opposed to the easy smile she had given me just moments earlier. What the...???
CONCLUSION:
1. If a girl asks you a silly question, or insults you (i.e., runs ****y/funny or negs), especially if the woman barely knows you, you can be certain she is attracted. She can't come out and say: "you're hot," so she'll do do the adult equivalent of a schoolgirl kicking the boy she likes in the shins: she'll tease you verbally.
I didn't recognize this earlier, but the first girl's holding my hand like a vice grip when I spoke to her later that morning should've been a big hint tipping me off to her attraction. Of course her invitation later in the day made her intentions completely clear. Strangely, my anger at her reinforced her feelings.
...Women express strong feelings when they are attracted, and assume that when a man expresses strong feelings of any kind, he must be having the same internal feelings of attraction also. In other words, if you get upset with a woman, she will assume that *you* are attracted, since this is how a woman might behave around you when SHE is attracted (but afraid to let you know directly).
In summary, if a woman who doesn't know you initiates a conversation for any reason, assume she is attracted, ESPECIALLY if her comment and/or tone are teasing. Also, if you are forced to choose, err on the side of being a jerk, rather than a nice guy. Again, I have mixed feelings about posting this, as I try to not to get angry or upset, but the expression of strong feelings can create or enhance attraction whether we like it or not, whether it is our intention or not.
Wolf