her: do you think i'm a flirt?
me: yes, of course
her: what? are you serious?
me: yes, of course i am.
her: i don't think i'm a flirt.
me: then, why da hell you call and ask my opinion?
her: LOL--i hate you. bye!
Ok, seriously, I love my friend. she is touched like i am. she doesn't have a babs or yvette but, she is touched. she has a new 'friend' in her life and they go out to the clubs or whatever and this other guy comes over chatting it up with her and she is totally feeding into it.
my first question: where was ________ insert her 'friends' name.
her: oh, he was in the bathroom.
me: girl, you were supposed to tell dude you're there with someone and they just got out of the penn so they besta get going! why do you want drama in your life?
her: it was harmless chitchat. anyway, ____________ comes back and trips big time on me and says, let's go!
me: i don't blame him. you know you're a flirt and you are always DTM (doing too much) that's when the convo went about asking me if i really thought she was a flirt.
I love that girl, but, she wears me out! LOL
*waving* to my crazy friend because she reads my blog. i wanted to post this so she could READ the comments on how dead wrong she is and she needs to go and sit down somewhere and stop flirting all the time. Especially since she has a new 'friend' and all! LOL
2 comments:
from one flirt to another: flirting has its place but you need to learn to keep it in check that is if you actually care about developing a relationship...
His reaction depends on what he observed. If you're an attractive lady, its inevitable that men will approach you. Body language is key. So if you're smiling, and you overall look like you're entertaining dude - yes, that is offensive to "friend," and I understand him tripping. But if you're body is closed off and you're in the process of telling him that you're not interested, "friend," was over reacting.
But based on his reaction...you were probably DTM :-)
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