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Old 11-16-2015, 02:52 PM
 
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Are you that stunning that leaves men speechless?

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Well, he is kinda creepy by putting a note on your car. This means he knows your
route and possibly more.
This gives me the creeps!

I don't understand why he wouldn't just say hi or something. Get to know you alittle and perhaps walk you to your car if it was ok.

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Here's what he's probably doing on the other train;


"Stupid! Stupid! Stupid! By the way 'I'm Hispanic? Admirer? More like
STALKER! Oh my word I'm so stupid!!! I have to go 5 frickin miles out of my way
NOT to ride her train! Dang it! Stupid! Stupid! STU-PID!!!!"

LOL!!
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Old 11-16-2015, 02:54 PM
 
Location: Southern Illinois
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Why would it creep you out?
The note is from someone telling you he has noticed you, telling you why he hasn't approached you and letting you know he admires you.
He has done nothing wrong or creepy and you appear to have condemned him already.
Perhaps you should have approached him, said hello and thanked him for the note.

He has actually been very respectful and shown you that he does not want to scare you by just walking up to you without warning.

And so many wonder why no one approaches them in public.....
I'm with you on this one. This is much less creepy than being approached by a stranger with a crush on you. OP, put yourself in his shoes. What would you do if you were a man who saw a woman that he really liked and you weren't quite sure how to approach her? If you didn't say something, you'd have to live with that regret to the end of your days. That may sound overdramatic but I'm betting that many people have similar regrets from years past even. I had a man try to talk to me at a party many years ago and I fled b/c I was too attracted to him! I still regret that.
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Old 11-16-2015, 03:00 PM
 
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Why would it creep you out?
The note is from someone telling you he has noticed you, telling you why he hasn't approached you and letting you know he admires you.
He has done nothing wrong or creepy and you appear to have condemned him already.
Perhaps you should have approached him, said hello and thanked him for the note.

He has actually been very respectful and shown you that he does not want to scare you by just walking up to you without warning.

And so many wonder why no one approaches them in public.....

The note on my car really caught me off-guard. I guess since this has never happened to me before, I thought it was a bit strange... I might not seem approachable because I'm always talking with friends on the train, but I am very friendly and always smiling...I don't see why he couldn't say hello in the parking lot or try to get to know me or something. I think that would have been nice...

He didn't at least leave a name, number, etc...just not sure what to expect next
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Old 11-16-2015, 03:03 PM
 
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The note on my car really caught me off-guard. I guess since this has never happened to me before, I thought it was a bit strange... I might not seem approachable because I'm always talking with friends on the train, but I am very friendly and always smiling...I don't see why he couldn't say hello in the parking lot or try to get to know me or something. I think that would have been nice...

He didn't at least leave a name, number, etc...just not sure what to expect next

You are creeped out by a simple note on your vehicle and you wonder why he did not just walk up to you in the parking lot?

You just do not get it do you?
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Old 11-16-2015, 03:14 PM
 
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You are creeped out by a simple note on your vehicle and you wonder why he did not just walk up to you in the parking lot?

You just do not get it do you?

Of course I get it. What about me feeling a bit creeped out about a note on my vehicle has anything to do with me not getting "it"? One thing is feeling a bit creeped out about all the uncertainty that comes with an anonymous letter being left on a vehicle by a total stranger, and another is being approached by the person with a "hello", which to me, is how I prefer to be approached...Like I said, I will not be rude at all if he ever approaches...thanks for your input!
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Old 11-16-2015, 03:16 PM
 
Location: SF Bay Area
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7YvAYIJSSZY
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Old 11-16-2015, 03:21 PM
 
Location: Here and There
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You are creeped out by a simple note on your vehicle and you wonder why he did not just walk up to you in the parking lot?

You just do not get it do you?
I agree! To me, the note is very innocent and sweet - not a bit creepy at all. Creepy would be if he had followed you to your car late at night and then tried to strike up a conversation with you.
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Old 11-16-2015, 03:29 PM
 
Location: State of Transition
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Of course I get it. What about me feeling a bit creeped out about a note on my vehicle has anything to do with me not getting "it"? One thing is feeling a bit creeped out about all the uncertainty that comes with an anonymous letter being left on a vehicle by a total stranger, and another is being approached by the person with a "hello", which to me, is how I prefer to be approached...Like I said, I will not be rude at all if he ever approaches...thanks for your input!
I kind of agree, here. I'm not sure I'd be creeped out by a note on my car, but I do fail to see what's so difficult about "hello". But I guess that's pretty much the definition of shyness: not being able to say "hello". Shyness isn't a crime, but women do tend to prefer "hello" or "hi", followed by friendly banter.

Still, at least he tried. He really did his best, I give him credit for that. Now he's probably mortified, which is probably why he started taking a different train. He's making it clear that the ball is in your court, OP, should you ever cross paths with him again. He made his move, then backed off, quite possibly to signal that he's NOT stalking you and doesn't want you to feel pressured. What's a shy guy to do, otherwise?
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Old 11-16-2015, 03:33 PM
 
Location: NNJ
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Wonder what would happen if you wrote a question on the note and left it on your car to be found?
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Old 11-16-2015, 04:45 PM
 
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Of course I get it. What about me feeling a bit creeped out about a note on my vehicle has anything to do with me not getting "it"? One thing is feeling a bit creeped out about all the uncertainty that comes with an anonymous letter being left on a vehicle by a total stranger, and another is being approached by the person with a "hello", which to me, is how I prefer to be approached...Like I said, I will not be rude at all if he ever approaches...thanks for your input!

He in essence told you who he is why haven't YOU walked up to him and said hello?
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