How should I respond to this guy?
So, this guy responded to my online ad and asked if I wanted to grab a cup of coffee or something. Throughout the week we emailed each other and then on Thursday became facebook friends. The meeting was on Saturday and what started into a great coffee conversation in the afternoon lasted until eleven with us visiting a conservatory, having dinner, and then going out to a few clubs where we met with his friend (clearly it was a friend.) He would touch me on the arm all night, and I sensed physical attraction at least on my part. We have a few things in common, although there was some clear hits and misses when bringing up subjects for conversations. He then walked me to the station and told me to email him. Now, there wasn't any kissing or hugging going on, but i guess I can understand because it was a public place. How long should I wait to email him, and how should I treat it. I thought about just saying: Hey had a great time, we should do it again, but I'm kind of unsure how to go about it.
How should I respond to this ? ._.?
Idk if it a breakup text but & ask how u hurt her Answer mine http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=ApeBA_DbBr0u.q5vyeo.uKwM_dw4;_ylv=3?qid=20120513180645AATcEFu
How should I respond to this?
First off, I would be pretty mad too if my "friend" said that I probably didnt do so well as if I didnt know already, so dont be a smart ***. Second, if he isnt as smart as you are, then he probably figured you knew that so it came across even worse. It sounds like he got frustrated with you and said what he did about you because he was mad. FYI just because you have a 4.0 doesnt mean you are garunteed to be "successful". Besides it was one quiz that you surpassed him on and you will probably do it again, but it doesnt mean anything unless you apply it correctly. Now about how you should respond, just give the guy some space, leave him be for a while. Naturally things should clear up and smooth out, if not then you can make new friends.
How should i respond to my dads text message?
One supposes that you would be a little sad to hear about anybody you know having cancer, and in some ways this is no different. You can be sympathetic, can't you, but there is no need for any great outpouring of grief. I'm sure that a supportive message for your dad and a "sad-to-hear-you're-ill" type card to your grandmother would go down well with them. Flowers, even, if you can afford them, but tell your florist the reasons and they will make sure that they send flowers appropriate for her. A card would suffice though, I'm sure. I myself knew little of my father as a child, but we became the greatest of friends in adulthood, so keep up the contact as he seems to want to. Good Luck!
How should I respond to "omg you're so old"?
to me, it's a compliment. i was always the oldest in my class and i felt good about it. they seem jealous. you're older than all of them so you basically rule them, remember that ;)
In general there is no need for a reply in correspondence, such as a Facebook reply or Whatsapp reply. If you do wish to respond, a smiley is good enough.If it is said to you in real life, a smile and nod is good enough.
As a southerner in the US that wouldn’t even warrant a question because in the south we call everyone sweetie, honey, sugar, etc.But if you wish to keep it light, simply give a little laugh and say “Why do you think I carry an umbrella in the rain? So I won’t melt!” Or just say “Thank you. That’s nice of you to say.” Hopefully they won’t try to get pushier if they are trying to “hit on you” for a lack of a better description. If so, you’ll just have to be firm and say something like “I appreciate your kind words but….” and add something like you’re already in a relationship or, if you know the person well enough to be blunt simply state that you appreciate their friendship but you aren’t ready to be in a relationship.
How should I respond during an interview?
I have a job fair coming up at my university in a c iuple of days. It is very important that I attend, as many potential employers will be there. The problem is, I had an allergic reaction to medication and I have a rash on my face. It's not that bad, but it is noticeable. I guess part of me is just self conscious about it, but I am worried it will leave a bad impression on people. My plan is to not make reference to it. How should i respond if asked about it?
You know what? I'm 25 years old, I've lived on my own since I was 15; I work a professional position in an office, I'm rational minded, well spoken (usually lol) ,easily adaptable and down to earth. I get told I'm an old soul, constantly … however -I'm somewhat overly emotional, impulsive, anxiety prone, very quick to fly off the handle, etc.. I get told things such as, I'm immature , childish, an adult baby, “you're acting like a little kid, and you're a grown ass woman” …..ok, look..FIRST OF ALL- who the hell are they to tell you to “act your age”? So you're telling me that they Never get angry and overreact ? Or they're never overly tired, or hungry , and throw a little tantrum because something doesn't go their way?EVERYONE DOES!Everyone does.We are humans. We are EMOTIONAL creatures and “age” is nothing more than the years you've been on this earth. There's 6 year olds who have to take care of their younger siblings and wake themselves up for school, get themselves (and their siblings) dressed and ready for school..Shouldn't the 6 year old “act their age” ?Do you see what I mean?So all that being said , (by the way I hope I'm making sense) , my suggestion of what to say to someone like that, would be something along the lines of “I'm happy just the way I am. If you don't want to be around me, then don't , but don't insult me. That's kind of childish, don't you think?”Score. You = 1 .. Asshat = 0