HelloAngel said:
I dunno, chica. I kind of think your first "outside of work" hang out with this guy should be in a group and not alone.
Are we counting this in asking him to lunch?
Anyway, I decided it was time for my tired ass to go home. I saw his car turn on (it was parked a bit across but not too far from mine) and when I turned to get into mine (and hopefully to see him, say goodnight and grow the girly balls back and say something re: the movie) he was already getting into his car.
And this morning when I told him it was too quiet my bosses weren't around and yet he didn't hang out to talk. Then again a woman we work with who's notorious for being a busybody was near us, so... I mean, he more than hasn't avoided me and hasn't been weird at all, so it's not that but I wish he were a bit more in tune with the flow of things, I guess. I mean, yes he is older and isn't the "cobra waiting to strike" as guys my age would be, and my friend said she thinks he may be exercising caution with us working together, but still... Then again, while I have struck up conversations with him now and again, there have been times when I've seen him walking behind me and won't stop to give him a chance to catch up so we can talk, etc. So I guess I alternate between flirting and acting aloof, but I don't want to be too available.
With stuff like that it's no wonder I have people saying "you two need to get your act together, pronto!"
I just wish I had seen what door he walked out of tonight.
Damn man!