QUOTE(oatkrunch @ Aug 12 2013, 10:35 PM)
@btfan: what kind of social network you were talking about? at least that guy who worked in the mall didn't ask fo rmy number the first time he saw me. he started off by greeted me every time he sees me by saying "hi! how are you?" then after payment, he will say "bye, have a nice day". very casual yet normal service right? then, after a few more times he saw me, he will ask "where do i work? where do i live? what am i working as". then stopped.. and said have a nice day to me. Then, after a few more times, he will go like "you look nice today" or something along that line..
every time he saw me, he will greet me with this brightest smile ever. i think i was sort of attracted by his smile too. at first i thought he did that to all customers as in.. basic hospitality but i did observe him quite a bit that he didn't greet other customers.. but when it's my turn to pay, he will say "hi and smile". haha!
so, by that way, i am slowly getting more and more comfortable talking to him.. hence during his last day working in that mall, when he asked to keep in touch, i said yes. i am pretty sure if he asked for my number the first time i saw him, i would have said no.
i will usually say "i have bf".. can't say married cus i don't have a ring. haha!
It could be anything really, facebook being the more popular one. Nowadays there are a lot of instant msg apps for smart phones like WeChat, Viber, Whatsapp but some of those you will need to disclose your telephone no. I can't recommend this though, not at the beginning at least. Not a good idea for girls to disclose information like phone no., house address, office address to complete strangers.every time he saw me, he will greet me with this brightest smile ever. i think i was sort of attracted by his smile too. at first i thought he did that to all customers as in.. basic hospitality but i did observe him quite a bit that he didn't greet other customers.. but when it's my turn to pay, he will say "hi and smile". haha!
so, by that way, i am slowly getting more and more comfortable talking to him.. hence during his last day working in that mall, when he asked to keep in touch, i said yes. i am pretty sure if he asked for my number the first time i saw him, i would have said no.
i will usually say "i have bf".. can't say married cus i don't have a ring. haha!
Hmm I think it will be very rude and unprofessional if he were to ask the customer for their contacts for his own personal interest. Can't imagine if his boss were to find out. So I assumed things worked out between you and that shopping mall guy? Haha.
Marriage is a more stronger deterrent than saying you have a bf lol. A lot of my married friends don't wear their wedding ring. May be a trend among younger people these days. Anyway, you don't need to be overly cynical. The friend from my earlier example? He goes on to know a complete stranger online and today they are happily married with adorable babies. So you may still find real love through unconventional means.

Aug 13 2013, 01:15 AM

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