bar tales

[aventurine]

i went to a bar tonight that i don't normally frequent, but i know that a boyfriend of a friend works there. so i hang out with him for a bit but then at the end of the night, as i'm leaving, something odd happens. i stood up and said goodbye to him and started to walk out, when i hear another guy at the bar say to the bartender, "what's her name

Comments

[dannster]

#1 most likely.

[aventurine]

thanks. that makes me feel better. :)

Re: Smile when you say that

[aventurine]

hahaha. i like how you say something really nice, but then follow it up with a comment that sounds like, "he probably just hasn't figured out that you're a bitch yet." ;)

[michaelpath]

I would hope #1. Makes the most sense given the story.

[jjjiii]

I too would be inclined to think #1, but with a big dose of "but who knows" tacked on. I have no instincts about these social things and have trained myself not to listen to my instincts in order to avoid being prejudiced and whatnot. Unfortunately, my instincts are usually right, but I never hear them speaking to me until after the fact. But were I the jumping to conclusions type, I'd almost certainly say #1.

[aventurine]

that's suprising uncynical of you.

[jjjiii]

I don't know that I'd say that... Probably a good 50% of the guys I have met I would prefer they never have sex with anyone, just based on the comments they make about women when in there are none around. Sadly, there are pretty few guys out there who don't talk about women like they're total assholes who just want to get laid. Seeing the world this way has (in part) led me down the path of cynicism, which accordingly makes it easy for me to believe that a random guy could be a jerk and not someone you'd do well to have sex with

[aventurine]

really, all the guys you know are that bad?

[annabelevil]

#1 definately...he wouldnt have said it in that way if he thought you were a bitch. :)

[aventurine]

you really think so? thanks. :)