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I asked a man and a woman i'd just met if they were on a date, please judge my actions
- Thread starter julia crawford
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Sounds like the plot to a movie where we go back in time to stop OP from getting these two together.
Sounds like a good deal of the awkwardness came from being accosted by a weirdo that can't read social cues.
Ugh, I've had this happen when hanging out with my sister and it's annoying and kinda made us not want to go out as much...
It's awkward and weird
It's awkward and weird
I assume it's mostly for attention. It's like when someone shitposts/trolls on one forum, then runs to another board to brag about it.
OP
OP
I assume people are having fun with it, that's really the only reason. I also wanted to see what people thought, but i hoped people would have some fun with it.
lol
Legit one of the most cringe things I've seen in a while, someone else did it recently in another thread. I've never even seen someone do it in person, but in text... it just comes off a little weird.
This would only be a big deal if you lived in a CW show. Harmless ribbing of single friends is harmless.
I have a friend who says things purely to get a rise out of people. Like they'll say something they know will piss someone off just to start a "debate" or argument.
We don't really invite that person out anymore because it's very tiring.
I imagine your friends will feel the same way eventually.
We don't really invite that person out anymore because it's very tiring.
I imagine your friends will feel the same way eventually.
Lol
I just scratched my nuts. I better make a thread and tell people about it
I don't get why you find this amusing. But more than that, I have no idea why they'd be so awkward about it? I've been in similar situations where I've incorrectly assumed people were dating, and...they just corrected the mistake.
Am I missing something? Your friends reaction is baffling too.
Am I missing something? Your friends reaction is baffling too.
" So I said 'I must get out of these wet clothes and into a dry martini.' "
So long as you don't mind being the guy who makes people roll their eyes and sigh because they hear you're going to be part of the group, there's no problem. If you don't want to be that guy, try acting like a wee bit less of a knob-end.
All drunkards are boring and predictable. Even the happy ones.
