A guy gave me his number while i was jogging outside...

[Marylnshephards]

@Anaamika

Agreed! Stop chasing people away from the boards, it makes for a dull and boring experience if just the same six men are debating politics and rape.

As to the OP. Sure, giving me his number while I am jogging is a little bit creepy, but not so bad that I’d be horrified, especially since he drove directly away afterward.

BUT, I don’t think you are going to see a serious relationship out of a guy that asks you sexual stuff out of the gate. You might get a good ride though…pun definitely intended.

Thanks,i just ignore them ,they cant chase me away because most of you guys are great

[Anaamika]

@QuickSilver

Yes, what this board needs is more old, fat, sweaty, hairy men pretending to be teenage girls.

If we give the OP the benefit of the doubt, then “she” sounds about 15 years old. Do we really want to encourage her to “get a good ride” from a 23 year old?

That was a joke, son.

Oh, and welcome to the boards, Marylnshephards.

[Don_t_Panic]

@QuickSilver

If we give the OP the benefit of the doubt, then “she” sounds about 15 years old. Do we really want to encourage her to “get a good ride” from a 23 year old?

When you’re not old enough to drive, an offer for a ride in a Chevy Cobalt could come in handy.

This could all be a misunderstanding. Cobalt saw Marlyn jogging, and deduced that Marlyn doesn’t have his/her own wheels to get from home to his/her preferred hangout. Cobalt actually works for Uber, and wants to provide Marlyn with alternative transportation. The tentative sexting that followed was actually meant as polite chit-chat.

[Marylnshephards]

@QuickSilver

Yes, what this board needs is more old, fat, sweaty, hairy men pretending to be teenage girls.

If we give the OP the benefit of the doubt, then “she” sounds about 15 years old. Do we really want to encourage her to “get a good ride” from a 23 year old?

LOL,i am not 15,i am 25

[Anaamika]

In that case, ride away!

[Marylnshephards]

@Martian Bigfoot

When you’re not old enough to drive, an offer for a ride in a Chevy Cobalt could come in handy.

This could all be a misunderstanding. Cobalt saw Marlyn jogging, and deduced that Marlyn doesn’t have his/her own wheels to get from home to his/her preferred hangout. Cobalt actually works for Uber, and wants to provide Marlyn with alternative transportation. The tentative sexting that followed was actually meant as polite chit-chat.

I own a car and if we do end meeting up I will provide myself transportion

[TroutMan]

@Marylnshephards

I own a car and if we do end meeting up I will provide myself transportion

Is it also a Chevy?

[Marylnshephards]

@TroutMan

Is it also a Chevy?

LOL a Honda Civic

[Don_t_Panic]

@Marylnshephards

LOL a Honda Civic

Oops.

Please don’t take my post over here personally.

[cmyk]

Since you’ve been texting to each other, he must not be that shallow if he’s been tolerating your apparent punctuation spacing disability. On the other hand, he’s overlooking it, because he want’s to get freaky. Like no-space-after-period-sex freaky. Hmmm, maybe you two are made for each other…

[Marylnshephards]

@Martian Bigfoot

Oops.

Please don’t take my post over here personally.

No,its alright

[TroutMan]

@cmyk

On the other hand, he’s overlooking it, because he want’s to get freaky.

Yup, same way we overlook superfluous apostrophes.

Oh wait, no we don’t. Say hi to Gaudere for me.

[QuickSilver]

@Marylnshephards

LOL,i am not 15,i am 25

Which brings me back to my original question; What exactly is it about this particular incident that you find so odd and confusing? At 25, this cannot be the first time in your life that a guy has passed you his phone number.

[eschereal]

@TroutMan

Yup, same way we overlook superfluous apostrophes.

Oh wait, no we don’t. Say hi to Gaudere for me.

He says, totally overlooking the missing apostrophe in the post right above.

[Marylnshephards]

@QuickSilver

Which brings me back to my original question; What exactly is it about this particular incident that you find so odd and confusing? At 25, this cannot be the first time in your life that a guy has passed you his phone number.

Just looking to hear other people insights

[TroutMan]

@QuickSilver

Which brings me back to my original question; What exactly is it about this particular incident that you find so odd and confusing. At 25, this cannot be the first time in your life that a guy has passed you his phone number.

And seriously, how are you unclear on the intentions of the guy after your text exchange? Or more accurately, why do you think random strangers on a message board will have a more accurate idea than you do? By the time you are 25, most people have enough experience in dating to know 1) if he asks about sex in the first conversation, he probably wants sex, and 2) no one really knows for sure what he wants or what it might turn into, but you’re in a much better position to guess than the rest of us.

So why are you asking us what he wants? I’m not trying to be rude, I’m just honestly a little baffled by your question. Your original question if it was weird for him to give you his number is a reasonable thing to get opinions about. Your later questions about his intentions seem either extremely naive or have some other purpose.

[TroutMan]

@eschereal

He says, totally overlooking the missing apostrophe in the post right above.

I’m responsible for extra apostrophes. Missing ones is someone else’s job.

[Muffin]

Are you pregnant enough 'yet, Mary?

[eschereal]

To the fo’c’s’le with you!

(We ll figure out what to do with you when you get there.)

[Gotlift]

@TroutMan

And seriously, how are you unclear on the intentions of the guy after your text exchange? Or more accurately, why do you think random strangers on a message board will have a more accurate idea than you do? By the time you are 25, most people have enough experience in dating to know 1) if he asks about sex in the first conversation, he probably wants sex, and 2) no one really knows for sure what he wants or what it might turn into, but you’re in a much better position to guess than the rest of us.

So why are you asking us what he wants? I’m not trying to be rude, I’m just honestly a little baffled by your question. Your original question if it was weird for him to give you his number is a reasonable thing to get opinions about. Your later questions about his intentions seem either extremely naive or have some other purpose.

Why are you flaming this girl for entertaining us by posting on a message board, which is the point of this message board?! 99.9% of the posts I read and post on the internet are mere conjecture for the purposes of conversation. Maybe her purpose in posting isn’t so much about trying to figure it out, but to have a fun and interesting conversation about it.

Lighten up!