Asking a woman a normal question and she think you tryna holla Unappreciation
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Loo.Loo
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Boy I tell ya, these broads are something else...
"Yo I'm not tryna holla do you know how to get to main street?"
Is this how we must preface our convos with these women?
I can look at some chicks faces and tell she just WAITING for a ? to approach her so she can let off some misplaced anger.
"Yo I'm not tryna holla do you know how to get to main street?"
Is this how we must preface our convos with these women?
I can look at some chicks faces and tell she just WAITING for a ? to approach her so she can let off some misplaced anger.
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I try to avoid asking chicks anything.
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don't bother women around your own age problem solved
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you know....I can see this working...thefabmd2dc wrote: »don't bother woman around your own age problem solved
only time I ask a chick something is if Im trying to holler so I guess Im ? it up for everyone else. -
Yeah, I hate that ? ...Like don't flatter yourself, ? ...If we in a restaraunt..."Excuse me, can I borrow your ketchup"...Does not mean I wanna ? you...
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I usually have some form of ulterior motive, so I can't blame them.
If I ask a chick, "When is the project due?"; although I truly want to know the answer to the question, depending on her response, I may think to myself "Hmm, maybe she wants the ? .". -
Being nice to guy can also have the same effect.
I usually look for more blatant signals then just conversation or being asked a question. -
Man ? a ? .
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Mood Indigo wrote: »Being nice to guy can also have the same effect.
I usually look for more blatant signals then just conversation or being asked a question.
If I asked you for a PM, would you think I'm trynna holla.
Because you should. -
Miles HIGH wrote: »Yeah, I hate that ? ...Like don't flatter yourself, ? ...If we in a restaraunt..."Excuse me, can I borrow your ketchup"...Does not mean I wanna ? you...
speak for yourself breh -
Mood Indigo wrote: »Being nice to guy can also have the same effect.
I usually look for more blatant signals then just conversation or being asked a question.
If I asked you for a PM, would you think I'm trynna holla.
Because you should.
Lol. ok I will.
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blame them thirsty as ? gassin them hoes
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Well your first mistake is asking a women for directions....WTF Loo you know women have no sense of direction of course the broad thought you were trying to holla yo.
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Well your first mistake is asking a women for directions....WTF Loo you know women have no sense of direction of course the broad thought you were trying to holla yo.
yo speakig of directions (you're right btw) ever notice them arab dudes can work at a gas station for years but never know where ? is??
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I was guilty of this today LOL
It's the cliffhanger manuever. You ask a question, she answers, and then if she's still paying you attention after the question haw been answered..................................... Then proceed to holla -
I ? ! bishes all day I ? bishes! then after I ? bishes! Im like man .....? bishes
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being blessed with game and charm>>>
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UPTOWN CONNEXX wrote: »I was guilty of this today LOL
It's the cliffhanger manuever. You ask a question, she answers, and then if she's still paying you attention after the question haw been answered..................................... Then proceed to holla
Yes, proceed to holla
But if you not trying to holla...tell that broad
I hate for a ? to misunderstand my intentions
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ImParallel wrote: »I hate this ? so much.
I also hate how females act different when you mention having a girlfriend. There aren't enough good looking women in the world for every single woman to feel like every guy wants to ? them.
word, on some "how ya girl doing" condescending ?
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The truth with me is that I'm trying to holla at her. I'll ask somebody else something if I really wanted to know instead of a good looking girl.
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ItsKatBitches wrote: »lol @ getting offended about being misunderstood the one time you weren't trying to holla.
If more dudes didn't try to use casual conversation as an opening move, females wouldn't be so wary.
Fact is, most of the time an innocent question leads to a hey can I get your number?
I hate when I'm nice enough to converse on a friendly level only to realize he had ulterior motives the entire time. It's deceiving.
Even in that situation...What would you rather the ? do?...Walk up, and get straight to "Lemme get yo number, I'm tryna ? as soon as possible"...He just wants you to feel comfortable enough from the friendly conversation that you wanna have another one...It's almost always a motive for any conversation, whether it's to break the ice and hook up wit you, or to get some information outta you. -
probably stems from the idea that over half the time yall are trying to holla
or maybe she's attracted to you and wanted you to approach her anyways -
ItsKatBitches wrote: »lol @ getting offended about being misunderstood the one time you weren't trying to holla.
If more dudes didn't try to use casual conversation as an opening move, females wouldn't be so wary.
Fact is, most of the time an innocent question leads to a hey can I get your number?
I hate when I'm nice enough to converse on a friendly level only to realize he had ulterior motives the entire time. It's deceiving.
and why do u think men do that -
dalyricalbandit wrote: »blame them thirsty as ? gassin them hoes
Quoted for trillness, ? be simpying so much it ? the whole game up -
i jus come up with a witty way to make her feel stupid and ask her what i was tryin to ask her to begin with
