I am still debating how much stock anyone should take into "was nice to me at the store"
I saw the Shoprite guy yesterday and applogized for my antics on the facebook. it took a while for it to settle in and he says it's ok.
saying "i'll see you around" just means
"i work here, your family shops here"
and not "OK I will go reply to you and we can be buddies and talk about popculture things"
so, yes, it's their job to be nice. so now I guess it is completly worthless to flirt with anyone who has a job in retail. "they smiled at me"
because if they are grumpy guts and standoffish they don't get a job.
it only happens in movies I guess.
otherwise I don't know how to conduct a survey of people who "met theirs while shopping" and ask them how they did it.
otherwise then it would just be like answering a personal ad if they call you if you wink and slip them your number if they are running your goods though the price checker.
•Spooky Wolfie• wrote:Confused? wrote:Hey,
Okay so there's this guy I really like and I've known him for four years. (He's my best guy friend) Anyway, last year he told me he like me and I overreacted and crushed his feelings because I was afraid of hurting our friendship. We were really close and I didn't want to lose that. Now he likes this other chick and I'm on the sidelines kicking myself for my actions. What should I do to get him to like me again? ( We are still pretty good friends)
Well, first of all, you can't really change someone's feelings. You can show signs of affection, and that may tell him that you're into him. If I were in your shoes, I would help him with his crush, and show him how caring I was. Then, over time, he may develop feelings for you.
Of course, I have never been in a real relationship before, but I suffered the pain and loss of love. It truely sucks! That why I try to help as much as possible ❤
try feeding him Shiracha Mayonase sause on food.