• Miles O'Brien@startrek.website
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    14 days ago

    I once had a long-time friend (through her shirt/sleeve holes) take her bra off and throw it at me and then sit on my lap at a party once.

    It was another 3 years before I found out she had a huge crush on me and was hoping I would do literally anything other than sit there awkwardly

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        14 days ago

        That’s not reliable, either.

        I once was encouraged, vocally and clearly, by a girl to cross the room and kiss her. It would have been my first kiss or, indeed, romantic encounter of any kind in person.

        I didn’t and we just sat on opposite couches until our friends got tired of checking on us and took us our separate ways.

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          14 days ago

          To be fair, in the era of “first kiss” it’s important to remember that we are all awkward as fuck.

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        13 days ago

        That’s how my wife got me.

        She told me directly. No “read the room” BS. No “pick up the signals”. No twirling her hair and winking at you.

        Just straight talk. “I’m having a good time. So grab my boobs and then put your tongue in my mouth.”

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    12 days ago

    So there was this girl in our friends group I was pretty into in college, but I never believed I was worthy, so I never had the nerve to ask her out. She then transfers to another school across the state and I figure that’s the end of it.

    A year later, she’s returned to my school, and I fall harder than ever. It’s my chance to make up for past cowardice and go for the one that got away! So of course I don’t do anything.

    She texts me one day and says she has an assignment that requires her to have someone peer review an essay and asks for help. I say sure, and she asks if I can come over the next night around 11. She mentions specifically that her roommate will be out of town, and that she’s not in a relationship.

    I go to her place, and she’s wearing yoga stuff, the lights are dim, and there’s music plating. She offers me a drink, and sits down next to me on the couch, and I know why she invited me over.

    So I put down my drink, look her in the eyes, and ask for the paper.

    She’s like “Oh, yeah”, and goes and prints a paper. I go to the kitchen table, turn on a light, and spend about 10 minutes critiquing it, finish my drink, and leave shortly after to let her get back to work on it.

    I didn’t realize what I’d done for like a year.

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      12 days ago

      Ouch. And I find myself feeling it just as badly for her, because if she had only been slightly vocal about what she wanted she very well might have had you worshipping her for life. In a good way.

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        12 days ago

        It’s probably best for her, honestly. I really wasn’t in a great place then. I have my life mostly together now, but back then I did not.

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    14 days ago

    I literally had a girl I was being super flirty with come home with me, crawl into my bed and fall asleep next to me once. I convinced myself that she was just being really friendly. She left at 4am.

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      I went to visit a good friend in another city once and was slightly confused when we got to the end of the night and there was just her tiny bed in her tiny bedroom

      to this day I have no idea if she wanted something to happen, but I’m not gonna make it weird and ruin a friendship at midnight while somewhat drunk and out of town. I’ll get into bed with you, but if you want something to happen, YOU make the move. the move was not made. or I was too drunk to notice, idk anymore, I’d forgotten about this

      I’m the one who got out of bed super early and went for a walk by the lake for over an hour

    • sp3ctr4l@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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      14 days ago

      I once absolutely missed out on doing the hanky panky with a gal…

      … because I was absolutely insistent that we must watch all of Inglorious Basterds.

      We were literally already in my bed, the entire time.

      … But I was apparently more enamored with the movie and functionally spreading it as gospel.

      Like, she actually groped me and whispered for me to roll her around and face her, as opposed to me being the big spoon, and I was like “No you don’t understand, you have to see this movie.”

      … I guess the difference here being that I was entirely aware of the possible routes of that uh, encounter, and I consciously chose the movie, lol.

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    12 days ago

    The irony here being

    Firefly spoiler

    She’s actually not into him. Though it’s not so much a “joke” as it is “homicidal theft”.