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So this morning I get a note on my car windshield from some mystery guy who lives in my apartment complex. He said he has seen me around and would like to get to know me better. He's moving out of our building but he would like to meet me before he leaves. I don't know how I feel about this. On one hand it's cute but on the other it's creepy. While reading the letter I was looking around because I immediately felt like someone was watching me. Anyway, this guy left me his # and first name and told me to contact him. Should I? I know nothing about him and for all I know he is some fat old man. All I know is that he lives in my complex! What should I do?
Yeah I guess. Or you could just meet him in person (in a public place) and see him. Call me crazy, but I think I would meet him to see him. I'm a glutton for punishment. *sigh*
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Originally Posted by California831
Howcome this is creepy in the real world, but perfectly acceptable online?? Just do it! Hes got far more balls than anyone online!
Okay, so, he knows where you live. Not all guys are serial killers/rapists/stalkers. I'd take the chance and see what he's about. If you don't end up liking him, then you can just not go out with him anymore.
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