I'm not so sure if that's a good thing, though!dietpeachsnapple said:Your friend can be commended for his valor. I have no such compulsion within me, for various reasons. Among them, I am an utter failure at selling myself. I have no idea how I would convince another person that they would want to make an investment of time in my company.FanofDeath said:Such a great song.
No, I don't ask for numbers but when I get them ,they're real. I guess I'm lucky that way.
I had a friend who would always ask for numbers at bars and such. Unfortunately, the fellow had the dual qualities of being physically and mentally bland. He had the charisma of a dead stump, but, bless his soul, he would try!
Once, at a strip joint, he asked for the number of a waitress who had a broken blackberry. He believed her, too!
Even in QC(He didn't speak a lick of french), he made an attempt. Even though the area we were in found english exotic to hear!
*shrug* Alas.
Your friend obviously lacks my inhibitions (which, I would add, is technically a double-negative.)
I agree. This seems to be the way to go. If she really is just mean, just don't talk to her anymore and go back to card(only, nothing else) exchanging.chronobreak said:I'd be pretty pissed if a girl did that to me, but would then shrug it off right after. Usually, it would mean the girl isn't interested in you at all if she gives you a fake number, but in this case maybe she was just being playful. Go back and act like you have no idea what happened, like you tried to call and nothing happened or something. Maybe she just wants some more interaction before giving you her real number, can't be too careful these days.