Match.com (Volume 6)
Discussion
johnwilliams77 said:
You. You have made her feel uncomfortable by asking her out whilst she is working and has no where to go (like we told you).
bks to that it’s what makes the world go round. Better and a lot more sincere than propositioning some girl in a bar.Well done to ‘im for trying!
JustALooseScrew said:
Well, to bring this to a conclusion, it's a 'no'.
Just popped in for some tomatoes and mozzarella, was really surprised to see her at the checkout, don't normally see her there on a weekend.
Anyway joined her queue, she looked a bit awkward so when it was my turn I just asked how she was and said sorry if yesterday embarrassed you or made you feel uncomfortable.
She said no problem, I said sorry again and told her I just had to know for certain.
She said it's ok.
Just popped in for some tomatoes and mozzarella, was really surprised to see her at the checkout, don't normally see her there on a weekend.
Anyway joined her queue, she looked a bit awkward so when it was my turn I just asked how she was and said sorry if yesterday embarrassed you or made you feel uncomfortable.
She said no problem, I said sorry again and told her I just had to know for certain.
She said it's ok.
Have you missed out a line here?
johnwilliams77 said:
JustALooseScrew said:
Well, to bring this to a conclusion, it's a 'no'.
Just popped in for some tomatoes and mozzarella, was really surprised to see her at the checkout, don't normally see her there on a weekend.
Anyway joined her queue, she looked a bit awkward so when it was my turn I just asked how she was and said sorry if yesterday embarrassed you or made you feel uncomfortable.
She said no problem, I said sorry again and told her I just had to know for certain.
She said it's ok.
Oh, well, at least you tried... now she probably does feel a little uncomfortable since she is stuck there (proven by the fact that 'she looked a bit awkward'). Quite poor show, really.Just popped in for some tomatoes and mozzarella, was really surprised to see her at the checkout, don't normally see her there on a weekend.
Anyway joined her queue, she looked a bit awkward so when it was my turn I just asked how she was and said sorry if yesterday embarrassed you or made you feel uncomfortable.
She said no problem, I said sorry again and told her I just had to know for certain.
She said it's ok.
Charlie1986 said:
Lemming Train said:
Have you missed out a line here?
[2] Her: No problem.
[3] Him: I just had to know for certain.
[4] Her: It's OK.
This makes no sense but whatever... The whole shebang seems cloak and dagger to me. When you've reached levels of infatuation that cause you to visit the shop 3 times a day and then get so paranoid because you phone hasn't instantly rung that you make a special visit to the shop to check the bin locations, it's time take a big step back and have a look at yourself in a mirror to see how ridiculous you're being.
I'd perhaps expect this kind of behaviour from a besotten 14 year old schoolboy trying to 'pull' a cute girl in his class but for a 50+ year old adult to be doing this st?
johnwilliams77 said:
JustALooseScrew said:
By whom?
You. You have made her feel uncomfortable by asking her out whilst she is working and has no where to go (like we told you). Have you never seen a girl where your heart melts and the adrenaline pumps so hard that it makes you dizzy?
I apologised to her if it made her feel uncomfortable and she's said it is all ok - what else was I supposed to do?
I don't know where she lives or where she goes out, are you stating that I should have 'interrogated' the other staff harder to gain such info and stalked her via that avenue?
I think it was mostly harmless, it was a note slipped to her. I had no other option other than to stalk her at places she might go to in order to bump in to her, and fk that sort or behaviour.
If you read back, my posts have said I was concerned about putting her in an uncomfortable situation.
So now we both know where we stand, I fancy her some thing rotten, she doesn't feel the same way.
Ce la vie
And life goes on. (I so wish she'd said yes - I really do - we didn't even get a night out with each other to see if there was a connection - and I can still party to 7am).
I have to respect the situation, and even whilst my heart is thumping when I see her I'll remember that her's isn't.
I really really really thought there might be something - so wrong, so wrong.
Edited by JustALooseScrew on Saturday 5th January 17:17
You read too much into something. It's a lesson we all learn (see my date with miss Alpha loving cock tease).
Next time move more quickly and then forget it. The longer you anticipate something the more you will feel pressure when or if you do something. Being more casual gives an impression of confidence even when you're bricking it.
Next time move more quickly and then forget it. The longer you anticipate something the more you will feel pressure when or if you do something. Being more casual gives an impression of confidence even when you're bricking it.
JustALooseScrew said:
I have to respect the situation, and even whilst my heart is thumping when I see her I'll remember that her's isn't.
Seriously? Your heart will be "thumping" every time you see her even though you've been firmly knocked back and it's all over? That's not normal. You really need to stay away now and find somewhere else to shop. Your presence and faux "how are you?" will not be appreciated by her and she will be dreading you coming in even though she'll be forced to stay professional and do the small talk and be all smiley. You need to get over your infatuation before you do something stupid and get yourself locked up or placed on a government list.Lemming Train said:
Seriously? Your heart will be "thumping" every time you see her even though you've been firmly knocked back and it's all over? That's not normal. You really need to stay away now and find somewhere else to shop. Your presence and faux "how are you?" will not be appreciated by her and she will be dreading you coming in even though she'll be forced to stay professional and do the small talk and be all smiley. You need to get over your infatuation before you do something stupid and get yourself locked up or placed on a government list.
Yes it isLemming Train said:
JustALooseScrew said:
I have to respect the situation, and even whilst my heart is thumping when I see her I'll remember that her's isn't.
Seriously? Your heart will be "thumping" every time you see her even though you've been firmly knocked back and it's all over? That's not normal. You really need to stay away now and find somewhere else to shop. Your presence and faux "how are you?" will not be appreciated by her and she will be dreading you coming in even though she'll be forced to stay professional and do the small talk and be all smiley. You need to get over your infatuation before you do something stupid and get yourself locked up or placed on a government list.And to others questioning about him being in 3x a day, it's his local shop. We have a local store 100 metres away, I'm on first name terms with the owner Dad and Daughter, and I can be in there 3x P/D (need milk in the morning, something to go with lunch, bottle of wine or Sarah wanting some chocolate in the eve)
JustALooseScrew said:
Are you being serious?
Have you never seen a girl where your heart melts and the adrenaline pumps so hard that it makes you dizzy?
I apologised to her if it made her feel uncomfortable and she's said it is all ok - what else was I supposed to do?
I don't know where she lives or where she goes out, are you stating that I should have 'interrogated' the other staff harder to gain such info and stalked her via that avenue?
I think it was mostly harmless, it was a note slipped to her. I had no other option other than to stalk her at places she might go to in order to bump in to her, and fk that sort or behaviour.
If you read back, my posts have said I was concerned about putting her in an uncomfortable situation.
So now we both know where we stand, I fancy her some thing rotten, she doesn't feel the same way.
Ce la vie
And life goes on. (I so wish she'd said yes - I really do - we didn't even get a night out with each other to see if there was a connection - and I can still party to 7am).
I have to respect the situation, and even whilst my heart is thumping when I see her I'll remember that her's isn't.
I really really really thought there might be something - so wrong, so wrong.
Well done for trying, was worth a go even if the execution of it sounds a bit clumsy (might just be the way you're telling it). The thing is though, you've built up a picture of this perfect woman in your head, without actually knowing her at all. Reality is that she is probably a completely different person to the one you think she is - she could be better, worse, more compatible, or a total clash of personalities. There's a very good chance she isn't anything like the character you've imagined, and finding that out by dating her might have led to a bit of a disappointment anyway. I know this because I'm really bad for doing the same myself, and then I take a step back and realise that actually the person in my head isn't the same as the real person. Have you never seen a girl where your heart melts and the adrenaline pumps so hard that it makes you dizzy?
I apologised to her if it made her feel uncomfortable and she's said it is all ok - what else was I supposed to do?
I don't know where she lives or where she goes out, are you stating that I should have 'interrogated' the other staff harder to gain such info and stalked her via that avenue?
I think it was mostly harmless, it was a note slipped to her. I had no other option other than to stalk her at places she might go to in order to bump in to her, and fk that sort or behaviour.
If you read back, my posts have said I was concerned about putting her in an uncomfortable situation.
So now we both know where we stand, I fancy her some thing rotten, she doesn't feel the same way.
Ce la vie
And life goes on. (I so wish she'd said yes - I really do - we didn't even get a night out with each other to see if there was a connection - and I can still party to 7am).
I have to respect the situation, and even whilst my heart is thumping when I see her I'll remember that her's isn't.
I really really really thought there might be something - so wrong, so wrong.
Edited by JustALooseScrew on Saturday 5th January 17:17
Onwards and upwards, plenty more fish in the sea etc. And from what you've said, she hasn't said out and out that she's not interested, just that she wasn't embarrassed/offended by your approach? And even if she's not interested this week, she might have kept your number and may change her mind next.
Ode to a Checkout Girl:
Well I don't know why I came here tonight,
I get the feeling this guy just ain't right,
I'm so scared in case I fall off my chair,
And I'm wondering why I get all these stares,
Cash till to the left of me,
Waste bin to the right,
Here I am,
Stuck in the Lidl with JustALooseScrew
Well I don't know why I came here tonight,
I get the feeling this guy just ain't right,
I'm so scared in case I fall off my chair,
And I'm wondering why I get all these stares,
Cash till to the left of me,
Waste bin to the right,
Here I am,
Stuck in the Lidl with JustALooseScrew
Johnny Raydome said:
Ode to a Checkout Girl:
Well I don't know why I came here tonight,
I get the feeling this guy just ain't right,
I'm so scared in case I fall off my chair,
And I'm wondering why I get all these stares,
Cash till to the left of me,
Waste bin to the right,
Here I am,
Stuck in the Lidl with JustALooseScrew
Well I don't know why I came here tonight,
I get the feeling this guy just ain't right,
I'm so scared in case I fall off my chair,
And I'm wondering why I get all these stares,
Cash till to the left of me,
Waste bin to the right,
Here I am,
Stuck in the Lidl with JustALooseScrew
Johnny Raydome said:
Ode to a Checkout Girl:
Well I don't know why I came here tonight,
I get the feeling this guy just ain't right,
I'm so scared in case I fall off my chair,
And I'm wondering why I get all these stares,
Cash till to the left of me,
Waste bin to the right,
Here I am,
Stuck in the Lidl with JustALooseScrew
Well I don't know why I came here tonight,
I get the feeling this guy just ain't right,
I'm so scared in case I fall off my chair,
And I'm wondering why I get all these stares,
Cash till to the left of me,
Waste bin to the right,
Here I am,
Stuck in the Lidl with JustALooseScrew
Johnny Raydome said:
Ode to a Checkout Girl:
Well I don't know why I came here tonight,
I get the feeling this guy just ain't right,
I'm so scared in case I fall off my chair,
And I'm wondering why I get all these stares,
Cash till to the left of me,
Waste bin to the right,
Here I am,
Stuck in the Lidl with JustALooseScrew
Well I don't know why I came here tonight,
I get the feeling this guy just ain't right,
I'm so scared in case I fall off my chair,
And I'm wondering why I get all these stares,
Cash till to the left of me,
Waste bin to the right,
Here I am,
Stuck in the Lidl with JustALooseScrew
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