Gah!

[ktmoss]

I am not a patient person. I do not like to go about the "normal" way of interacting. The process takes too long. Why is it considered weird to just go up to a person and just say, "Hi! I think you're fascinating and I would like to get to know you better. If you're interested in pursuing a friendship, let's have coffee. If not, okay." I

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[zqfmbg]

I dunno. Nobody's ever said it to me. XD

In that situation, though, I think my curiosity would be piqued and I would say "Oh, really.. okay... why do you think I'm fascinating?" And try to argue that I'm not. Counterproductive? Yeah, but what do I care now :)

[haddassah]

Well, I love it when people come up to me and say that. It does happen quite a bit actually because I am a fascinating person and people really want to know me and experience all the glory that is me.

[edrake]

Personally, I think I'm with you. I hate the whole beating around the bush....it most often results in never actually hanging out with that person. I tend to find quasi friends around school whom I think very highly of, and we make a cool connection in class or rehearsal or something, but since I'm so busy (and lost in my student/faculty/in-between role, and mostly content with my group of percussion boys, and rather socially dysfunctional with most other females) I rarely (read: never) see any of them outside of school. That was a long sentence with too many parentheses

[billyjr82]

I probably wouldn't mind, except that I don't drink coffee :p

[sapientianox]

I'd probably think someone was "interested" in me if they did that - esp if it was out of the blue. which is stupid.

But yes, formalities are for the birds.