(August 30, 2017 at 7:18 pm)chimp3 Wrote:I'm taking Psychology right now, and she is actually majoring in Psychology. I'm also still in 11th grade, this is her first year in college. I'm in this program where I can take college classes as a junior. I apologize for calling her a girl, I'm just used to that because I'm still in High School.(August 30, 2017 at 6:03 pm)spyrofannumber1 Wrote: Today I went to my college class for a lecture and to take some notes. I’ve only been to this class for the second time, and this girl sitting directly in front of me caught my eye. I got a better look at her, and she was beautiful. I made a pact with myself to compliment her that day. When class ended, I decided to ask my professor a question. I wanted to get my stuff packed up before I did though. So when pretty much everyone had left. I saw the girl asking the professor a question herself. She happened to not have her stuff packed up. It took me a while to pack everything up, but, when I did, I wanted to break the ice. " Do I know you? you look familiar. Are you from around this area." I said. She mentioned places that were no where near where I lived( and tbh I didn’t recognize her), but I wanted to try something, right? She was almost packed up when I decided to spew a statement of, " I like your makeup". I said smiling. She smiled back and said “thank you.” Leaving right after. I’m usually not that bold, yet I felt smooth. At the same time I felt like a creep and/or jerk. I wish I could’ve talked to her more though. Could someone please tell me if I said anything wrong or to forward? Or did I say the right thing? Thanks.I don't know you well enough to recommend you to anyone. Should I egg you on? What if this is my daughter? Why are you referring to a college aged woman as a girl? Nothing implicitly wrong, just seeking clarification.
