Brehs, I thought that my next post in this thread would involve more mulling over the chick I didn't attempt to get at yesterday. She was light skinned and very attractive and I'm disappointed but...
I got a fresh rejection story for y'all.
Just came back from the grocery store. The store is going to close in 3 or 4 minutes and I'm heading for the exit with my paid-for groceries. A female employee from behind one of the counters, asks me how I'm doing. Nothing really major, but I was a little curious since this girl was closest to the exit, and asking me how I'm currently doing seems more like a greeting than a salutation. A "have a nice night, sir" seems more suitable for the situation.
Anyways, me and the girl start chopping it up. She recently graduated, was talking about grad school and all that jazz, whatever. She was being kind of fidgety, a little shy. Little timid smiles and giggles and shyt. I asked her if her questioning me was employee regulated policy, if she had to say something to every person that walked past her counter. She tells me "no." Told me that she "just wanted to say hi" on her own personal whim.
After she hinted at her being bored regularly, and probably just sleeping, I got ready to ask for the digits. She had to handle a purchase for a dude who walked up behind me, though. First she tells me "hold on I have to take care of this customer" but then tells me good night, and it was nice meeting. I'm like aight cool and I leave. Then a nigguh was like, "here we go again, breh." Started going back & forth between thoughts of her being with it, and thoughts of her not being with it.
Walked to and from the sliding doors twice before saying fukk it, and went back inside to her counter. A nigguh had the phone keypad pulled up already. I ask her if she would want to hang out and she tells me that she has a boyfriend
I laughed and kept a smile on my face while she does the "I'm sorry, I just wanted to say hi, I make things so awkward" routine. What made my ego feel extra fufu was one of her female coworkers walking past right as she said "I have a boyfriend."
And I shop at this store regularly I'm good though, brehs. I feel relieved. I'm still bummed about the lightskinned girl. She might've turned me down, too, but I didn't even make an effort to see.
I got a fresh rejection story for y'all.
Just came back from the grocery store. The store is going to close in 3 or 4 minutes and I'm heading for the exit with my paid-for groceries. A female employee from behind one of the counters, asks me how I'm doing. Nothing really major, but I was a little curious since this girl was closest to the exit, and asking me how I'm currently doing seems more like a greeting than a salutation. A "have a nice night, sir" seems more suitable for the situation.
Anyways, me and the girl start chopping it up. She recently graduated, was talking about grad school and all that jazz, whatever. She was being kind of fidgety, a little shy. Little timid smiles and giggles and shyt. I asked her if her questioning me was employee regulated policy, if she had to say something to every person that walked past her counter. She tells me "no." Told me that she "just wanted to say hi" on her own personal whim.
After she hinted at her being bored regularly, and probably just sleeping, I got ready to ask for the digits. She had to handle a purchase for a dude who walked up behind me, though. First she tells me "hold on I have to take care of this customer" but then tells me good night, and it was nice meeting. I'm like aight cool and I leave. Then a nigguh was like, "here we go again, breh." Started going back & forth between thoughts of her being with it, and thoughts of her not being with it.
Walked to and from the sliding doors twice before saying fukk it, and went back inside to her counter. A nigguh had the phone keypad pulled up already. I ask her if she would want to hang out and she tells me that she has a boyfriend
I laughed and kept a smile on my face while she does the "I'm sorry, I just wanted to say hi, I make things so awkward" routine. What made my ego feel extra fufu was one of her female coworkers walking past right as she said "I have a boyfriend."
And I shop at this store regularly I'm good though, brehs. I feel relieved. I'm still bummed about the lightskinned girl. She might've turned me down, too, but I didn't even make an effort to see.