Would this be too weird?
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Would this be too weird?
| Tue, 05-04-2004 - 10:57pm |
I just need a friendly but honest opinion about something I've been debating about doing...please bear w/ me if I sound kinda' lame. =) I'm 24 yrs old but I've had this crush that makes me feel like I was back in junior high. There was this this guy from school that I had a huge crush on a few years ago. I had a class w/ him one semester (a few years ago) but my attendance was really bad so I never had a chance to get to know him, but he was always really nice to me and even gave me study guides to help me pass the class. Since then, we'd see each other around school but it was always in passing, so we never had a chance to have a real conversation. There would even be LONG periods of time that we wouldn't see each other, and when we did it SEEMED like he was happy to see me, and even asks me where I've been and why he hasn't he seen me around. Even though I liked him a lot, I never had the guts to ask him out...and everytime I saw him I could never think of anything to say then he'd just end up walking away. But I always had this feeling that he was even just a little interested in me, since he always seemed genuine everytime we chatted.
Anyways, a current classmate of mine told me that he used to tutor him, and that he has my crush's email address. I've been debating whether to email him to say HI (I don't know why but I honestly think he'll stll remember me), but I'm trying to think of a good reason to email him, or how I can explain how I got his email address without seeming stalker-ish...lol! =)
What do you guys think? Should I just forget the whole idea or take a chance that he'll reply back and we can finally establish a friendship.
Thanks! =)

As for emailing him, sure why not? Nothing wrong in saying "Hey, so and so had your email and I wanted to say hi... been thinking about you and wondering how you are..." Just be careful of your expecations...
Hope this helps. Keep us posted!
And don't forget that he
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Because an email address should be private, just like a phone number, unless the person gives you the address.
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