joe45 Posted May 8, 2006 Share Posted May 8, 2006 got the msg from some gal i been hanging out wiht-met her off the net. met her friends briefly ang got this msg yesterday via email. what the heck indecent behaviour-omg i did nothing. this is crazy- inapporaopraite behaviour-what did i do really. this is insane. i never said "hey baby, come lets ahve sex now or anything sexual". just casual small talk like i do with male friends and co workers. waht is wrong wiht em. she invited me to her b day party- i might not even go. what screwed up friends-they hardly even now me and this. tell me what you guys think of this letter. should i pursue her or say ah see ya. i phone her she never phones me. last 3 wks i been getin busy busy-just to hang out for coffee. this is screwed Dan: We, jen's friends feel that we need to discuss some important issues concerning your inappropriate behaviour. This is a collective email that we need to send to you because we are upset with your social actions. According to jen, you have known each other for a short amount of time and are becoming closer and closer. She tells us most everything regarding your relationship (because we are her good friends and we care for her). As far as we know, you have only gone out a few times and have made good (interesting) conversation to put it lightly. We understand that you are a smart and nice person and that you seem VERY interested in Jen. HOWEVER.... It appears to us that you have been asking jen about US. Particularly Lisa. This is a very bold move on your part and we do not know what to think of it. We know that you are "searching" for a girlfriend and that you are considering all options. We believe that your brash and indecent behaviour is not the best way to go. In fact, it will probably deter any potential candidates and future relationships you may develop. HERE ARE SOME QUESTIONS FOR YOU: 1. WHAT PROVOKED YOU TO ASK JEN OUT AFTER KNOWING HER FOR ONLY SO LONG? 2. WHY DID AGREE TO COME TO BOWLING IN THE FIRST PLACE? 3. WHY DID YOU NOT BOWL? 4. WHY DID YOU NOT SPEAK TO ANY OF US? 5. YOU APPEARED TO BE WANTING A RELATIONSHIP WITH JEN- WHY DID YOU ASK ABOUT WHETHER OR NOT WE WOULD WANT TO DATE YOU? 6. WHAT MAKES YOU INTERESTED IN US? 7. DID YOU CHOOSE LISA JUST BECUASE OF HOW SHE LOOKS? IF SO, YOU ARE SO SUPERFICIAL AND SHALLOW!! (YOU DIDN'T EVEN SPEAK TO HER) 8. SO YOU WANT TO COME TO JEN'S BIRTHDAY NOW EH? IS IT TO CHECK OUT MORE GIRLS? 9. WHY DO YOU THINK SO HIGHLY OF YOURSELF? BE HUMBLE AND MODEST MAN --------------------------------------------------------- HERE ARE SOME POINTERS: 1. YOU ARE AN EXTREMELY QUIET AND INTROVERTED MAN -- TALK!! 2. YOU DO NOT GO TO A SOCIAL EVENT THAT COULD POSSIBLY BE CONSIDERED A "DATE" AND CHECK OUT HER FRIENDS AS IF THEY ARE MEAT!!! 3. YOU DO NOT ASK ABOUT JEN'S FRIENDS AND WHETHER OR NOT THEY WOULD WANT TO DATE YOU ESPECIALLY NOT AFTER JUST MEETING THEM ONCE 4. YOU DO NOT TELL A GIRL THAT SHE IS NOT PRETTY --EVER AND ESPECIALLY WHEN YOU COMPARE HER TO HER FRIENDS 5. YOU NEED TO LEARN HOW TO BE A GENTLEMEN, BE COURTEOUS, AND BEHAVE IN A MORE SOCIALLY ACCEPTABLE MANNER ok...i am sure that we have showed our displeasure with you. when she first told us about what you said, we were literally all blown away. we believed that you were a nice guy, but it appears to us that you are a jerk. if you don't explain yourself or change your ways, you can hit the road JACK! PS. JEN IS, AND NEVER WILL PLAY HARD TO GET!!!!!!! Link to comment
DN Posted May 8, 2006 Share Posted May 8, 2006 Drop them all - immediately. Almost certainly Jen is behind all of this. Link to comment
melrich Posted May 8, 2006 Share Posted May 8, 2006 I don't know what to say! It is so hard to advise you here because I feel there are obviously 2 sides to this story. However, this is a very unusual response and assuming you behaved within reason at this bowling day, way over the top. If it were me, I.....don't know what I'd do!! Probably call Jen and find out what is behind it. I really don't know. Link to comment
itsallgrand Posted May 8, 2006 Share Posted May 8, 2006 Oh yes...DN said it before me. That's plain wackitywacko. Link to comment
zpivat Posted May 8, 2006 Share Posted May 8, 2006 WWWWWOW.........those so called "friends" of Jen's really need to take it easy......lol lol lol, how very ridiculous that email is....let me guess: they're all below 20 years old!!! Anyway, the decision of whether or not to reply is ultimately up to you, but should you decide to do so, just make sure you sound as calm and collected as possible........they're not worth your time, in my opinions. Link to comment
joe45 Posted May 8, 2006 Author Share Posted May 8, 2006 nope they are 20 21 age i relied back very calm, not sure if i should continue the friendship or just drop it. with this harsh e mail i'm hurt. never did anything to deserve it-jsut making small talk with Jen about her and her life and friends Link to comment
renaissancewoman101 Posted May 8, 2006 Share Posted May 8, 2006 That really sounds off the wall. Although sometimes a girl will run her "date" or "potential bf" by her friends to get their input and opinion about the guy. Normally the friends will tell the girl how they think of the guy but they dont usually go and confront the guy about it. That is weird. Link to comment
coollady1957 Posted May 8, 2006 Share Posted May 8, 2006 If I were you , I would certainly want to get to the bottom of the issue. However, I am not sure I would pursue anything further with Jen or her group of friends. Sounds like just a bunch of crap and trouble in the making to me. Link to comment
Scout Posted May 8, 2006 Share Posted May 8, 2006 I absolutely second DN's advice. There is almost no way Jen is NOT behind this ridiculous email. I have to tell you, this is one of the silliest things I've ever read. What a bunch of prissy, uptight busybodies. Ack, could you imagine being stuck with that group if you WERE Jen's boyfriend? Pity the poor sap who does end up in that unenviable role. Drop 'em all. They just made themselves and Jen look like complete fools. Link to comment
tylercdurden2004 Posted May 8, 2006 Share Posted May 8, 2006 B-A-N-A-N-A-S!!!!! Wow drop these girls like hot potatoe (Dan Qualye style). First of all even if you did act "inappropriate" what h*** is this letter all about. A "collective" effort, what they cant think for themselves? Are these the people you want to associate with? I didnt think so. People never cease to amaze me. Link to comment
CluelessGuy321 Posted May 8, 2006 Share Posted May 8, 2006 Her friends have much better writing skills than you. That aside, I don't understand what exactly happened? Where you giving off bad vibes? Not talking to anyone and then asking about her *cute* friends? Link to comment
Iceman26 Posted May 9, 2006 Share Posted May 9, 2006 Holy Crap! This is a trip! Where did you meet this girl? Insanegirls&link removed? Is she into Scientology? Tell her that her future children belong to Xenu and change your email addresses, phone numbers the whole nine yards. My god, I thought I had met some rotten twisters in my day, but this takes the cake! Link to comment
CluelessGuy321 Posted May 9, 2006 Share Posted May 9, 2006 PM me their e-mail address. I'll act as your lawyer. Link to comment
Iceman26 Posted May 9, 2006 Share Posted May 9, 2006 PM me their e-mail address. I'll act as your lawyer. That's awesome. Link to comment
Süsser Tod Posted May 9, 2006 Share Posted May 9, 2006 waht is wrong wiht em. she invited me to her b day party- i might not even go. what screwed up friends-they hardly even now me and this. tell me what you guys think of this letter. should i pursue her or say ah see ya. i phone her she never phones me. last 3 wks i been getin busy busy-just to hang out for coffee. this is screwed Why do you even waste your time thinking about the issue? You are not seeing this girl again, period. Well, unless you are into gore and eagerly wanting to find out how the war that will destroy the world will be, because that's pretty much all you'll get from Jen and her friends. Link to comment
Phoenix69 Posted May 9, 2006 Share Posted May 9, 2006 Stuff them. Give us all their email addresses and we can ALL act as your lawyers! How RUDE! Link to comment
CluelessGuy321 Posted May 9, 2006 Share Posted May 9, 2006 2. YOU DO NOT GO TO A SOCIAL EVENT THAT COULD POSSIBLY BE CONSIDERED A "DATE" AND CHECK OUT HER FRIENDS AS IF THEY ARE MEAT!!! 3. YOU DO NOT ASK ABOUT JEN'S FRIENDS AND WHETHER OR NOT THEY WOULD WANT TO DATE YOU ESPECIALLY NOT AFTER JUST MEETING THEM ONCE 4. YOU DO NOT TELL A GIRL THAT SHE IS NOT PRETTY --EVER AND ESPECIALLY WHEN YOU COMPARE HER TO HER FRIENDS WHAT DID YOU DO DAN?!?!?! WHAT DID YOU DO?!?!?!?!?!?!?! Edit: Anyways Dan, if you want to send a response, please post it here first. I *KNOW* from reading your previous postings that you will need help proofreading and revising a good response letter. Not disrespecting you in anyway. Just offering my help. Link to comment
agent1607307371 Posted May 9, 2006 Share Posted May 9, 2006 PS. JEN IS, AND NEVER WILL PLAY HARD TO GET!!!!!!! So Jen is playing hard to get? Is Jen not playing hard to get? Is Jen getting her friends to play hard to get for her? Seriously, I would want to send her a forward of this with a note explaining that this is why I will not only not be speaking to Jen again, but crossing the street if I see her on the same pavement as me. Or you could just never contact her again and implement said street-crossing manouvers as a matter of course... Link to comment
yeawutever Posted May 9, 2006 Share Posted May 9, 2006 Yup, drop them off. If they got nothing good to say, then what's the point of e-mailing something nasty, so rude. So what if you're quiet and introvert, I like that, it's none of their business if you don't go to social gathering. Don't bother writing nor phoning them back, they should get the message. Wow, 20, 21 years old you say, they act like 10 year-old kids. Besies theat whole letter they wrote, they already wasted time on that. Now, you don't wanna waste time either, so you might as well change both your number and e-mail address. Link to comment
CluelessGuy321 Posted May 9, 2006 Share Posted May 9, 2006 Yup, drop them off. If they got nothing good to say, then what's the point of e-mailing something nasty, so rude. So what if you're quiet and introvert, I like that, it's none of their business if you don't go to social gathering. Don't bother writing nor phoning them back, they should get the message. Wow, 20, 21 years old you say, they act like 10 year-old kids. Besies theat whole letter they wrote, they already wasted time on that. Now, you don't wanna waste time either, so you might as well change both your number and e-mail address. OR you can completely throw them off and just reply: "moo. Link to comment
AwdreeHpburn Posted May 9, 2006 Share Posted May 9, 2006 OK - now wait a minute here.... Let's take a flip side view of this. Let's pretend Jen had posted here about a guy whom she met on the net and went on a bowling date with. This guy that our imaginary poster thought was sort of into her starts asking her about all of her friends. One in particular friend who happens to be really pretty. In her make believe post, Jen says that She's sort of put off because this guy acted really shy around around all of her friends and is now asking about dating them. What would you advise JEN to do?? I would say confront him. Ask him about it. SHE DID - Ok, so she hid behind a weird "this is a collective e-mail from Jen's friends" e-mail but she still spoke her mind and confronted the issue. She doesn't want a guy she met on the internet as a prospective date to come out with her and her friends and make it obvious that he's there to pick the best of the lot. JOE45 - I think you should talk to Jen and ask about her expectations? Ask her what she's looking for and what she wants, if anything anymore, and then ask YOURSELF whether or not there is anything worth persuing. If she's no longer interested or you're not, you'd better take your leave of all of them. Link to comment
iamteddybearfeelmecuddle Posted May 9, 2006 Share Posted May 9, 2006 Wait...am I laughing? Am I crying? I don't know! If this is so damn funny, then why are there tears rolling down my cheeks? My, my, my.... well other than, if you really feel the need to continue communication with this person, then best of luck to ya, the only other thing I have to say is, better you than me....oh, and also, thanks. Link to comment
candykisses Posted May 9, 2006 Share Posted May 9, 2006 LOL!!!!!!!!! HAHAHAHAH omg these girls are too funny they go to my university, at least some of them do. i'm pretty sure I know at least one of these girls here is my advice.......... please stop meeting girls from Friendster Link to comment
joe45 Posted May 9, 2006 Author Share Posted May 9, 2006 I asked her straight up if she was interested she said "somewhat", and that we are friends. I told her i was interested. i known her for a month -we went out 3 x's including bowling and we also chat on the phone. she should know if she into me as a friend or something more. the letter was so rude. i phoned her yesterday and was told she wasn't home-a very "ahhhahhhahhh shes not home". sounds like avoidance Since we met i been phoning her once a wk on casual chit chat. not once has she ever initiated phoning me. From what i was told its a sign of disinterest. With your previous relationships was it like this. Link to comment
iamteddybearfeelmecuddle Posted May 9, 2006 Share Posted May 9, 2006 Hey Joe45, seriously, this letter was not only rude but also quite bizarre. Your best bet is to not pursue this. But it was funny, so thanks for that. Link to comment
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