Flings in a Foreign land
The French guy was saying how he was at so-and-so party and he met this girl. And that they met again at so-and-so party and that he's been trying very hard to get to know her and "become something" with her but she's been very coy about it. So you get the drift; the guy's desperate and the girl's not giving him anything.
First of all, let me clarify that I have nothing against desperate guys. The year of the rat means I'm 24 and that makes 24 years of singlehood. Which really is fine, but I might end up a desperate guy the next time the rat year comes around. What I have something against is how quickly the guy wants to "get somewhere" with the girl. This is a blog, so here you get a dose of personal opinions: 2 parties hardly counts as being close to getting to know a girl. Maybe a lunch out first, or maybe doing some other activities besides parties.
Ok, maybe I've pigeon-holed the guy to become something he really isn't, I told myself. So class starts and it was an interesting lecture by a young prof in jeans and sneakers and really messy hair (girls, take note that Dutch guys look pretty good) about an innovation system and how it works in a framework of universities, firms and research institutes.
So anyway, the Singaporean friends I have over here were saying what they were going to do for Valentine's day. One couple bought new board games to play together on boring nights. 3 guys sent parcels back to their girlfriends in Singapore with various gifts. (Which, for the purposes of "keeping it special", they're not willing to tell me.) Another guy set aside a few hours for a video chat with his other half.
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