I posted about a similar incident and someone commented saying that boys do this to see if they can. Like to see if you're still available to them and to see what you've been up to. It's so weird that boys say they don't like games but then they do things like this... so weird.
Is that why Grey has been crank calling me from his pocket? Today he left me a 3 minute long message. He had some girl over. He called her by the wrong name. Offered her his usual choice of waters out of the fridge. Then he laughed really hard. And it occurred to me, I am no longer attracted to that guy. Ick. Girl with the wrong name is welcome to him.
Daisy, maybe they just like to think they don't play games ;)
EB, maybe his pocket really misses you and keeps calling? (Sorry, my brain's still in cold mode and that was a really funny/silly image in my head) :) Silly boys.
It's not a mean spirited game or anything. It's a very passive admission of guilt when we know we've been an a**. Kind of selfish admittedly because we try to make ourselves feel better without acknowledging the "I've been an a**" part.
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I posted about a similar incident and someone commented saying that boys do this to see if they can. Like to see if you're still available to them and to see what you've been up to.
It's so weird that boys say they don't like games but then they do things like this... so weird.
Is that why Grey has been crank calling me from his pocket? Today he left me a 3 minute long message. He had some girl over. He called her by the wrong name. Offered her his usual choice of waters out of the fridge. Then he laughed really hard. And it occurred to me, I am no longer attracted to that guy. Ick. Girl with the wrong name is welcome to him.
Daisy, maybe they just like to think they don't play games ;)
EB, maybe his pocket really misses you and keeps calling? (Sorry, my brain's still in cold mode and that was a really funny/silly image in my head) :) Silly boys.
silly boys?!?
It's not a mean spirited game or anything. It's a very passive admission of guilt when we know we've been an a**. Kind of selfish admittedly because we try to make ourselves feel better without acknowledging the "I've been an a**" part.
Just an opinion from one of those "silly boys".
Some are Lexi :)
Well thanks Figjam! It's a good insight to have heard. :)
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