am i just more attractive when i'm drunk?
do boys have like a 6th sense for when you're tipsy? seriously. or am i just more attractive when i'm drunk(ish)?
example a: ten minutes ago, walking into the library for work (slightly drunk, on a monday night, YUM). and this guy held the door open for me so i said thank you and smiled. and he said (in a weird suave-ish way with a smirk) if there's anything else i can do for you, let me know.
i have an idea. DON'T HIT ON GIRLS AT THE LIBRARY.
there are neutral spaces in this world, where it is not okay for anyone to hit on anyone else. and there are spaces that are the opposite of neutral. an example of the latter is any basement in which people are drinking. it doesn't have to be a frathouse basement. just, any basement, where ppl are drinking, it is totally fine to hit on anyone. or a protest. everyone hits on everyone else at a protest. "YOU DON'T LIKE BUSH OMG I DON'T LIKE BUSH EITHER HOW CRAZY I FOUND YOU HERE AT UNION SQUARE AT THIS PROTEST AGAINS BUSH????" an example of a neutral space would be at a wake, or in the doctor's office, or the doors to the library, or any of the quiet spaces at the library. then there are the spaces in between those two extremes, where it is sometimes okay, and sometimes not okay, like coffeeshops and bookstores.
okay, end rant, i have to drink some green tea so i can help people write papers (& get paid for it).
xoxo, kitty
example a: ten minutes ago, walking into the library for work (slightly drunk, on a monday night, YUM). and this guy held the door open for me so i said thank you and smiled. and he said (in a weird suave-ish way with a smirk) if there's anything else i can do for you, let me know.
i have an idea. DON'T HIT ON GIRLS AT THE LIBRARY.
there are neutral spaces in this world, where it is not okay for anyone to hit on anyone else. and there are spaces that are the opposite of neutral. an example of the latter is any basement in which people are drinking. it doesn't have to be a frathouse basement. just, any basement, where ppl are drinking, it is totally fine to hit on anyone. or a protest. everyone hits on everyone else at a protest. "YOU DON'T LIKE BUSH OMG I DON'T LIKE BUSH EITHER HOW CRAZY I FOUND YOU HERE AT UNION SQUARE AT THIS PROTEST AGAINS BUSH????" an example of a neutral space would be at a wake, or in the doctor's office, or the doors to the library, or any of the quiet spaces at the library. then there are the spaces in between those two extremes, where it is sometimes okay, and sometimes not okay, like coffeeshops and bookstores.
okay, end rant, i have to drink some green tea so i can help people write papers (& get paid for it).
xoxo, kitty