Lovesick
By oops - 18/05/2009 08:45 - United States
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By Anonymous - 19/08/2014 00:23 - United Kingdom
'Muster up' a lot more courage next time and say something.
Why does passing money to a woman in hopes of getting her interest seem like even a remotely good idea? Unless you really are only looking for 30 minutes of romance. And a dollar bill certainly isn't going get to you anything there.
I think it's very possible she was just trying to spare your feelings. IF (and it's a big if) she did see your number on the dollar and figured out that it was your way of trying to hit on her (or at least that it was your number and not some random previous bill holder's number) she might have tried to pretend like she didn't see it and tell you that you could keep the change to let you down easy, so that she wouldn't have to say no or make you wait for a call you're never going to get. This way you'll probably give up on her and it wasn't quite as embarrasing for you as if she had said something. And you (or the place where you work) have an extra dollar. Next time, talk to her first. Very few girls (at least out of girls that are worth being with) would call some strange guy just cuz he wrote his number down for them. And you're at work dude...find someone when you're not dressed as a cashier. :P
I'd be totally creeped out if some random stranger just gave me their #, I don't blame the girl. I also agree with #69. I hate it when guys don't treat me like a person, and just handing her your # without even knowing her name is not treating her like a person. There's a lot more to someone than what they look like. If you think they're attractive, you should really get to know them. Furthermore, considering the situation, it's also implying she's desperate enough to call some total stranger cashier guy that gave her a # without knowing him which is actually an insult.
How did she know it was YOUR number?
hahahaa never thought of that #12.... and I've randomly given someone my number, it works when you're good-looking.
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If someone came up to you and just wordlessly handed you their phonenumber, would you really be inclined to call them? I don't see how this is considered a reasonable strategy for asking someone out. Surely asking for their phone number is a better way to show interest, because honestly just expecting some stranger to call you because you gave them your number is a bit arrogant.
That's a really great way to make some extra cash. Keep it up.