If you were a single guy, what would you think about it if a co-worker you liked as a friend walked up to you in the parking lot and laid a big kiss on you?
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Jodie44
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that is certainly a way of getting his attention.. I am all for that method!!
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I think unless the guy was interested in the girl he wouldn't mind getting kissed. But if he wasn't interested then he would be like WTF!!!! LOL :)
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COOL!
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I think I would take that as a sign we're ready to upgrade to version 2.0 of the relationship! Those kinds of things are tough to resist. When I was single, I found that the lines between "friend", "potential lover", and "lover" weren't always so well defined as people seem to say -- people will "decide to be friends" at some level, whether spoken or not, and then something happens that totally shifts the perspective and all those decisions go out the window in a moment of acknowledging attraction. It's a wiggly world, being singe! :-)
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I'd think cancel everything- I know what I'm doing this evening!
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yeah but you don't like this gurl BUT there's a chance you might connect, think about it. It's kinda slutty but whatever, some guys like that =0)
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If I were a single guy, I'd tell him that I don't go that way and introduce him to one of my friends.
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Hmmmmm, I think I have been out of the arena much too long. Personally, I would never find the courage to walk up and kiss a man but if you could and the guy liked you I would not imagine that he would complain to loudly. Hopefully it would get the response that you were hoping to receive
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Is she a 'hot' friend?
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hmm... the guy said he likes her as a friend, i don't think he really likes this gurl. Yeah i think it's a bit slutty. I guess since gurls now a day have no boundaries you think it's ok. I think you guys have been too many coworkers.
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Are you planning on doing some kissin'?
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I would probably be mildly stunned and wouldn't be able to think much of anything for at least a few minutes. But once I did begin thinking on it, I would be mildly impressed at their tenacity, but it wouldn't really make me any more romantically interested in them. Something about that tactic strikes me as having an air of patronisation to it, as carrying the attitude of "Oh, you know how men are, just kiss him and he'll fall for you in an instant", and I don't find that kind of attitude appealing in the slightest.
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