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She handled that very politely considering the situation you put her in. You should have tried to talk to her, but honestly what happened was best case scenario. She could have just thrown the paper away and left you wondering, or openly scorned you. Instead, she maturely and discreetly returned the message to you in the same way you sent it.
Much better than waiting for a phone call that never comes.. Never comes
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Instead of writing your number on that piece of paper, you could have wrote 'would you like to evaluate on my Eiffel tower'.. it works ! :D
I'm not surprised OP, that is kind of rude. Talk to her first, she is a person.
So wait, you slipped her your number without engaging in conversation first? I would've left it, too. That "move" is kind of cocky and douchebaggerishy..
what are u ******* 10yrs old?
Seems like she is biaatch
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Perhaps she typed it into her phone before leaving, thereby giving you a chance for a real connection. Or not...
It's not smooth when you give a girl some scrap of paper. Go talk to her and show her some of your better qualities; you might find that she'll be a bit more responsive.