Leave to a woman to say-"it's too soon to talk on the phone" but turns around and askes me......... (women, call)
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This is when banter should come into play IMO... but yeah I agree. If I asked where the gal worked (of course if I didn't know where) then that's an automatic flag. But that would have to depend on how much you really know and trust each other.
This is when banter should come into play IMO... but yeah I agree. If I asked where the gal worked (of course if I didn't know where) then that's an automatic flag. But that would have to depend on how much you really know and trust each other.
but i never understood why the phone was a problem if i'm telling them they can block their number when they call me.
on instant messenger-"what company do you work for?
I told her-I only reveal that on the phone
can you imagine if a guy ask that question? She would say-"STALKER ALERT!!!
In the time it took you to write that you could have stated the name of the company.
Anyway, she's probably more comfortable on IM. Maybe she's not confident speaking on the phone so early in the 'relationship'. Your response is argumentative and is not conducive to a good start. You could have replied with humor by saying "McDonalds" but instead you chose to be mean. Oh, well...you probably saved her a lot of time and energy with that response.
In the time it took you to write that you could have stated the name of the company.
Anyway, she's probably more comfortable on IM. Maybe she's not confident speaking on the phone so early in the 'relationship'. Your response is argumentative and is not conducive to a good start. You could have replied with humor by saying "McDonalds" but instead you chose to be mean. Oh, well...you probably saved her a lot of time and energy with that response.
In the time it took you to write that you could have stated the name of the company.
Anyway, she's probably more comfortable on IM. Maybe she's not confident speaking on the phone so early in the 'relationship'. Your response is argumentative and is not conducive to a good start. You could have replied with humor by saying "McDonalds" but instead you chose to be mean. Oh, well...you probably saved her a lot of time and energy with that response.
He should of said "McDonalds" So she could have it "her way"
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