I was there for about an hour and a half with the event spanning two hours. A guy was always talking to me even though I was not the best dressed (girls went all out, dresses, heels, full makeup, etc); of course, I did not go all out. I can remember six guys:
- The shorter guy who didn't get that I didn't want to talk to him. He was interviewing me, it was annoying. He had memorized my profile and was asking me about it. I never even replied to this guy! He would not stop with the questions - for 15 minutes. Where do you live? Where do you work? Where did you go to school? Where are you from? He even asked some of the same questions twice. He didn't understand that me looking around the room meant very disinterested. He also didn't understand that my short answers also meant very disinterested
- The awkward Asian guy, he was nice, but boring. So boring. And, he said something about me being judgemental. Uh, that's probably because I am not interested. I felt bad for him, so bad that I gave him my number when he asked, with the disclaimer, "I never use my cell phone and it's never on"
- The nice enough guy that I am not interested in. He was an easy conversationalist, but no thanks. He also got my number. Should he contact me, I will respond with, "Let's be pals" or something just as encouraging
- The guy that I went out with and even mentioned in this blog. Think I went out with him twice and never responded to any followup he attempted. I did not make any eye contact with him. He was trying to make eye contact with me
- The guy that probably read "The Game" and "negged" me. After he did that, I made him feel pretty inconsequential and walked away. No, I did not feel bad doing this
- The much older guy that helped me with my coat. That was really nice of him
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