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Same thing different taste
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At least you tried, son
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She said yes!
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The Voice
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that's amazingly sweet.! I feel like she should've said yes anyways because of the gesture.
That's the same as saying 'he was nice, so you should have sex with him.' It's her choice. He made her have a panic attack - also meaning he doesn't even know her at all - so she's allowed to say no. There's no should or shouldn't. It's about her choice. I mean, really, would you want a girl to go out with you just because you put in effort even though she doesn't even like you, only to 'dump' you the day after? Sorry for the rant.
Also shit like that can get someone fired from their job. It wasn't really the thought that counted in this because when it comes right down to it, it was fairly thoughtless. Had this been a marriage proposal somewhere other than work I would think that it was incredibly sweet. That isn't the case though, this was asking out someone he obviously didn't know too terribly well at their place of work.
@32 my thought was exactly the same..... If someone did that to me where i worked i would be angry not excited
46 - sure, it's a bit extreme. But still, I would personally not even want to bother going on a date with someone I don't see a possible future with, including being intimate. That's just... leading the guy on. Or being overly nice. Or both.
12) With this logic you will end up being a grandmother before you are 20, dear
CLEARLY you've never had someone carelessly cause you to have a panic attack. As someone with severe social anxiety, I have to say I feel like she was in the right going with what she felt and saying no when he cause so must distress for her
Next time OP, just sing a song...calmly, without all the backstreet boy dancing.
that's so sweet! sorry it didnt work out for you op
fyl, but you should've done your homework op
What if she would have said no? You would have been embarrassed and she would've been labeled as a heartless bitch probably.
Yeah, but I think in this case the panic attack negates the "heartless bitch" effect.
Wow har aldrig mødt nogle fra Danmark der kunne finde på at gøre så meget ud af sådan noget! :D Bare ærgeligt at du ikke lige fik den reaktion du havde håbet på.. Bedre held næste gang OP And in English: Wow I have never met anyone from Denmark that could think of doing so much to ask a girl out! :D Just too bad that you didn't get the reaction you were hoping for.. Better luck next time OP
That really sucks, I hope next time she'll say yes.
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Why go all out when something as simple as you saying "will you go out with me?" would work? Save that shit for marriage proposals.
Well, maybe try to tone down the extravagant gestures towards people you don't know very well yet? I hope she appreciated the effort, though....