PoBoy321
09-06-2005, 02:34 AM
Here are a couple of awkward situations I've been in recently where I just wasn't sure how to deal with them.
1) The other day, I'm standing outside of my apartment complex when this girl who lives across to me walks to her apartment. It's all student housing, this is all the first time we've lived here and I don't know who this girl is, but I think my roommate knows her, I'm not really sure. Anyway, as she walks by, she says "Hi Tom," which is my real name, but she didn't really look at me.
I didn't say hi back.
There were other people in the area, and I figured that she could have been talking to one of them, but she wasn't really looking at anyone, so I don't know who she would have been saying hi to. I figured that it would be really awkward if I said hi and she wasn't talking to me, but at the same time, really rude if she DID say hi to me and I didn't say it back.
2) A friend of mine is a lifeguard at a pool in suburban VA and it's her last week working there, so me, 2 of my roommates and these 3 girls get in my friend's car to drive out there. Since there were 6 people in the car, we needed to squeeze 4 people in the back, and we decided that since my 1 roommate was driving, my other roommate would sit shotgun going and I would sit shotgun coming back because my roommate and I are both pretty big guys and it was suck to try to fit both of us in the backseat along with 2 girls and have 1 girl in the front seat.
Anyway, when we're coming back, I ask the girls if any of them want to sit in the front because I figured it would be rude not to. One of the girls said yes, and I was kinda stunned and didn't know what to do. I offered because I figured it would be rude not to, but at the same time, I wasn't expecting one of them to say yes. Now I have to either reneg on my offer or be squished into the backseat for the 45 minute drive home.
What's your move, hotshot?
1) The other day, I'm standing outside of my apartment complex when this girl who lives across to me walks to her apartment. It's all student housing, this is all the first time we've lived here and I don't know who this girl is, but I think my roommate knows her, I'm not really sure. Anyway, as she walks by, she says "Hi Tom," which is my real name, but she didn't really look at me.
I didn't say hi back.
There were other people in the area, and I figured that she could have been talking to one of them, but she wasn't really looking at anyone, so I don't know who she would have been saying hi to. I figured that it would be really awkward if I said hi and she wasn't talking to me, but at the same time, really rude if she DID say hi to me and I didn't say it back.
2) A friend of mine is a lifeguard at a pool in suburban VA and it's her last week working there, so me, 2 of my roommates and these 3 girls get in my friend's car to drive out there. Since there were 6 people in the car, we needed to squeeze 4 people in the back, and we decided that since my 1 roommate was driving, my other roommate would sit shotgun going and I would sit shotgun coming back because my roommate and I are both pretty big guys and it was suck to try to fit both of us in the backseat along with 2 girls and have 1 girl in the front seat.
Anyway, when we're coming back, I ask the girls if any of them want to sit in the front because I figured it would be rude not to. One of the girls said yes, and I was kinda stunned and didn't know what to do. I offered because I figured it would be rude not to, but at the same time, I wasn't expecting one of them to say yes. Now I have to either reneg on my offer or be squished into the backseat for the 45 minute drive home.
What's your move, hotshot?