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smartass505
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I need some advice, should i give this letter to the girl or should i keep it to myself. Should i add/delete anything. I am very torn on this. What should i do?
Thanks
smartass505
P.S. Names have been changed to protect the guilty.
Hi *,
My name is *. You formally introduced yourself to me today, but I already knew who you were. Now that I sound like a stalker, let me start from the beginning and explain…
I can’t tell you the exact date of when I first saw you, but I can tell you that I was mesmerized. I have NEVER seen such a beautiful girl in my life, with your piercing green eyes and breathe taking smile, my heart melted. Ever since that first time I saw you I kept coming back just hoping to get a glimpse of you.
Several times I came back I was overjoyed to find out you would be my waitress and every time, you impressed me more and more. I realized you were not only beautiful; you really seemed like a genuine, caring and nice person, a rarity these days.
Now to be honest with you, over the months of coming in I did try and find out a few tidbits of information about you. I must say it was a sad day when I heard you had a boyfriend, but at the same time I could understand, you are a one in a billion catch and any guy would be lucky to have you.
It wasn’t until last week when you recognized me from a previous occasion and came over for a little talk that I realized you really were that person I thought you were. From that short conversation we had I knew I had to do something. I finally had to build up the courage to ask you out, which is no easy feat for me.
Since that day I have lost countless hours of sleep thinking of the right thing to say. I asked for advice from friends, read numerous articles on doing and saying the right things and thought of you every step of the way. I was so close to asking you out.
That brings me to today. Once again you were my waitress and to my disbelief you introduced yourself to me. That made my day!!! But alas, everything that seems too good to be true probably is. I saw a ring, a ring on the finger that tells others you were taken. I was devastated. Not knowing if it is worn to ward off potential suitors (which believe it or not I know a few girls who do that) or you were actually engaged, I took a chance, probably the biggest one I have taken in a while, I left you my phone number.
For that, I wanted to offer my apologies. I should have never done that, you deserve better than to be left a note with a phone number. You should be properly asked out like the lady you are. I am truly SORRY for that.
And now here I am 3 in the morning, unable to sleep, slightly depressed and wanting to get this out. I may never give this letter to you, but I just needed to finally get the feeling and thoughts out of my head.
Thanks for reading, and if you are really getting married, Congratulations. He is one lucky guy.
I’m sure I will see you again,
*
Thanks
smartass505
P.S. Names have been changed to protect the guilty.
Hi *,
My name is *. You formally introduced yourself to me today, but I already knew who you were. Now that I sound like a stalker, let me start from the beginning and explain…
I can’t tell you the exact date of when I first saw you, but I can tell you that I was mesmerized. I have NEVER seen such a beautiful girl in my life, with your piercing green eyes and breathe taking smile, my heart melted. Ever since that first time I saw you I kept coming back just hoping to get a glimpse of you.
Several times I came back I was overjoyed to find out you would be my waitress and every time, you impressed me more and more. I realized you were not only beautiful; you really seemed like a genuine, caring and nice person, a rarity these days.
Now to be honest with you, over the months of coming in I did try and find out a few tidbits of information about you. I must say it was a sad day when I heard you had a boyfriend, but at the same time I could understand, you are a one in a billion catch and any guy would be lucky to have you.
It wasn’t until last week when you recognized me from a previous occasion and came over for a little talk that I realized you really were that person I thought you were. From that short conversation we had I knew I had to do something. I finally had to build up the courage to ask you out, which is no easy feat for me.
Since that day I have lost countless hours of sleep thinking of the right thing to say. I asked for advice from friends, read numerous articles on doing and saying the right things and thought of you every step of the way. I was so close to asking you out.
That brings me to today. Once again you were my waitress and to my disbelief you introduced yourself to me. That made my day!!! But alas, everything that seems too good to be true probably is. I saw a ring, a ring on the finger that tells others you were taken. I was devastated. Not knowing if it is worn to ward off potential suitors (which believe it or not I know a few girls who do that) or you were actually engaged, I took a chance, probably the biggest one I have taken in a while, I left you my phone number.
For that, I wanted to offer my apologies. I should have never done that, you deserve better than to be left a note with a phone number. You should be properly asked out like the lady you are. I am truly SORRY for that.
And now here I am 3 in the morning, unable to sleep, slightly depressed and wanting to get this out. I may never give this letter to you, but I just needed to finally get the feeling and thoughts out of my head.
Thanks for reading, and if you are really getting married, Congratulations. He is one lucky guy.
I’m sure I will see you again,
*
