Posted by saggurl88You’ve read it backwards
nvm
Posted by -Capriquarius
He was hoping you don't know about his gf
Posted by sweethearts
Question being, did he understand my answer?? He said it was a compliment.
My I am, was referring to I am single, then the next statement was, I didn’t mean it to come across that way (asking him out) followed by, I know you’re seeing someone.
Not sure he read that correctly because he then said, it was a compliment
Posted by IMNOTEVENREAL
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Posted by IMNOTEVENREALlol I know, but I was too lazy to crop the picture and upload it. 😭😭😭😭Posted by saggurl88Posted by IMNOTEVENREAL
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No the other link was betterclick to expand
Posted by sweetheartsWhat was said to him that sounded like you were asking him out?
His text came 2 days later after my phone call.
He first responded with sending me a business contact, which is what I was after lol
But then confused me with that statement.
Tbh, if he didn’t have a gf. I’d go out with him but now the lines are blurred between business and friendship
Posted by sweethearts
Text
Him: Are you single, l felt you were asking me out the other day
Me: I am, I didn't mean to come across that way, I know you're seeing someone
Posted by _elle_She didn't say what she asked that was taken as a date scenario.Posted by saggurl88
What was the text after this?
You admitting that you know he's seeing someone and single, while he calls you out about your behavior seems thirsty, to put it plainly. He probably noticed.
So what happens after your message, will be more telling of what he's thinking.
How is it being thirsty?
On a professional level, I've asked men and women for coffee or lunch when they were in town. I don't see anything wrong with that.
Him asking if she was single was a bit inappropriate, imo.click to expand
Posted by sweetheartsI thought this was gonna be cut simple and dry until his text at the end there lol
Question being, did he understand my answer?? He said it was a compliment.
My I am, was referring to I am single, then the next statement was, I didn’t mean it to come across that way (asking him out) followed by, I know you’re seeing someone.
Not sure he read that correctly because he then said, it was a compliment
Posted by _elle_Yeah Sag has a way or turning things around, I’ve seen her answers before with others and take it with a grain of salt.Posted by saggurl88
What was the text after this?
You admitting that you know he's seeing someone and single, while he calls you out about your behavior seems thirsty, to put it plainly. He probably noticed.
So what happens after your message, will be more telling of what he's thinking.
How is it being thirsty?
On a professional level, I've asked men and women for coffee or lunch when they were in town. I don't see anything wrong with that.
Him asking if she was single was a bit inappropriate, imo.click to expand
Posted by LadyNeptuneInteresting, that’s the way I think he read it and I thought maybe from a male point of view but I meant yes I’m single but no, didn’t mean it to come off that way. I’m only interested in money and business from that call 😂
I am (asking you out)
I didn’t mean to come across like that (single)
😅😅
Posted by allrounderThink you got it there, it’s only ever been a professional relationship and I’ve since changed industries and calling all my database from the previous job as they are linked. I was shocked by that text to be honest. His first one was saying hi and I had to ask who he was. I hadn’t had text communication with him previously and he wasn’t in my contacts. Then he went on to say he had a contact for me…. And then the question?? 🤔Posted by sweethearts
Question being, did he understand my answer?? He said it was a compliment.
My I am, was referring to I am single, then the next statement was, I didn’t mean it to come across that way (asking him out) followed by, I know you’re seeing someone.
Not sure he read that correctly because he then said, it was a compliment
I thought this was gonna be cut simple and dry until his text at the end there lol
Because if someone, even an attractive person I know professionally in the industry told me casually "if you're in the area, drop by and we can grab a coffee", it just sounds so casual to me and since we have a professional formal relationship, I wouldn't think much of it other than to discuss business. When it's a more casual friendship with a guy for me, and with no professional formal business relations, that's when it gets a bit more date sounding to me. So I would think he was wanting clarification. But if he thought it sounded date like, maybe he was flattered and thought you maybe forgot about his gf and kid idk.click to expand
Posted by sweetheartsOkay and now I'm lost 😆 so you gathered all contacts from your previous job because it's linked with your new job, and he was one of the contacts or no? How did he manage to get your contact? Because if you know for sure that it wasn't one of the contacts you gathered then the question lies in "how did he get my number?". And sorry, what does he mean by "I have a contact for you"? Is there context to this just so I understand lolPosted by allrounderPosted by sweethearts
Question being, did he understand my answer?? He said it was a compliment.
My I am, was referring to I am single, then the next statement was, I didn’t mean it to come across that way (asking him out) followed by, I know you’re seeing someone.
Not sure he read that correctly because he then said, it was a compliment
I thought this was gonna be cut simple and dry until his text at the end there lol
Because if someone, even an attractive person I know professionally in the industry told me casually "if you're in the area, drop by and we can grab a coffee", it just sounds so casual to me and since we have a professional formal relationship, I wouldn't think much of it other than to discuss business. When it's a more casual friendship with a guy for me, and with no professional formal business relations, that's when it gets a bit more date sounding to me. So I would think he was wanting clarification. But if he thought it sounded date like, maybe he was flattered and thought you maybe forgot about his gf and kid idk.
Think you got it there, it’s only ever been a professional relationship and I’ve since changed industries and calling all my database from the previous job as they are linked. I was shocked by that text to be honest. His first one was saying hi and I had to ask who he was. I hadn’t had text communication with him previously and he wasn’t in my contacts. Then he went on to say he had a contact for me…. And then the question?? 🤔click to expand
Posted by dancing_black_notes
My words may seem harsh but in my opinion once you know he is in a relationship (that's not an open one etc), there's no reading into anything... Can be cordial, but until he is no longer in a relationship, there is nothing to read into.
Posted by GobbieLet’s see if his mate rings me to sell his home… or if that was just a reason to text in the first place.
Being in his position, if you truly gave that impression, I would have ignored your 'advances' until something had to be said. Even if I was forced to say something, asking if you're single wouldn't come into the equation, as that's completely irrelevant.
The guy is basically fishing and, as others have said, looking for a back door. IMO, that's shady behaviour.
Posted by Undine
How do you know he’s still seeing the woman from 6 months ago? Would not be the first relationship to break down because of the antics of a potential step-brat and the perceived mismanagement by the parent.
Posted by sweetheartsYou could have asked if he was single as well, instead of trying to find out the passive-defensive way.Posted by Undine
How do you know he’s still seeing the woman from 6 months ago? Would not be the first relationship to break down because of the antics of a potential step-brat and the perceived mismanagement by the parent.
I don’t but if he wasn’t I would think he might have said so after my statement.click to expand
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