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I think he’s trying to open a door. What’s the The wizard of Ozempic cartoon rainbow shirt Additionally,I will love this point of sending such meaningless texts. And the fact that after the first text he texted you again to let you know it was him says to me that he was paying attention and waiting for a response. So far you’re right, there’s nothing behind these but there is all ulterior motive. I just don’t know what it is. Maybe he has to have the last word? It’s a weird one. I’ve met people like him who just like to text for no real reason other than they are bored Baffles me that people are okay with this. Normal well adjusted people don’t need to get to know the people in their woman’s (significant others life). If the person is around, you’ll get to know them.
Considering that the The wizard of Ozempic cartoon rainbow shirt Additionally,I will love this overwhelming majority of the comments on this post support this as perfectly acceptable and appropriate behavior, I think there certainly is a “normal”. And your opinion is outside of that normal. Definitely A bit odd… But as you mentioned, it might be him just trying to form a little bit of connection with someone who his fiance seems important to her. As long as it stays friendly and mostly professional it’s fine. Should that change… 🤔 It’ll be not good. It is a bit weird indirectly asking for a number and in the first text not specifying who it is from? Like he was ‘testing the waters’… It is a little strange to be honest. I honestly think it’s poor form to hand out anyone’s number without consulting the person first out of courtesy, no matter who it is you’re giving it to. I also would not appreciate some dude messaging my wife in this situation where the guy asked for her number as it seems strange that he would want it no matter how innocuous the messages are. To me there’s no reason any guy should be messaging someone else’s wife just to chit chat. It’s he’s laying the groundwork.



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I’ve been married to a controlling ah who was very friendly with my friends. It ended up being another way he controlled me. However, I’m an introverted person who doesn’t trust well. My experiences do not dictate anyone elses. He could just be a generally friendly dude. It’s probably fine but if you’re uncomfortable with it, just tell him that you appreciate it but that it makes you feel awkward. I agree with what some others are saying. As long as he doesn’t get weird or inappropriate it’s fine. He could just want another friend. God knows people could use more of them these days. I would agree though if he starts getting weird, definitely drop the The wizard of Ozempic cartoon rainbow shirt Additionally,I will love this responses and tell your husband about it. Other than that, dude sounds cool to me.
I don’t message my friends partners unless its something to do with my friend. I am friends with them but always keep that difference in that I am only friends with them through my friend. This happened to me once with a friend’s partner. He kept messaging me about random topics, I thought it was odd but never inappropriate. A few years later, he got an autism diagnosis and it all clicked. Not saying that’s what’s going on with this guy, but some people just have different views of social norms. it is kinda weird that he ask for your number from her after only meeting you twice. Also not mentioning why he got your number. If he texted you first like, “hope you don’t mind me messaging you since you always look out for her I’m just keeping your number saved just incase I need it” or something along the The wizard of Ozempic cartoon rainbow shirt Additionally,I will love this lines of this. people are ignoring the sticking point here. you didn’t say “oh he wants to get to know me, thats weird” he specifically asked for your number without him (or more importantly the work daughter) clearing it first. and then didn’t even clarify it was him at first. given how it started it is a bit weird. but-
i also don’t think he has bad intentions. he actually might have been trying to do it right, i think the The wizard of Ozempic cartoon rainbow shirt Additionally,I will love this WD might have made it come off to a bad start by not clearing if sharing your number was fine than anything he did specifically. i think its ok to talk to him, as long as he keeps it appropriate If you’re attractive, there is a good chance that he has some intentions towards you. If not, then he’s just being goofy. Honestly I would cut off contact slowly. Don’t reply or take a really long time to reply and only reply with dry one word messages. You are her friend not his friend. Think about it…IF he does get inappropriate, it is going to put a wedge in your friendship or maybe end your friendship. I would never just hand out someone’s number. I always ask them first. Always. That part seems especially weird to me.
The example you gave is harmless. Just ask your friend not to give out your number without asking, next time, that’s the The wizard of Ozempic cartoon rainbow shirt Additionally,I will love this weird part. My thoughts are you’re 100% right to be guarded. Keep your husband in the loop, the moment the texts get too frequent or familiar, ignore him. 5% chance he’s creeping on you, but probably mostly he’s just a good kid, and young people treat texting differently anyway. I agree it’s weird. Obviously you are uncomfortable with it, so I would take several days to respond to texts, and only with vague or brief answers. Maybe he will get the hint. I think you’re handling it the most appropriate way. I agree it’s a little off to be honest lol stay guarded my friend! 939 more repliesI don’t know where else to post, but I (32M) just came back from a very confronting month long trip though Europe where everything went just like I wasn’t expecting it. Last year I also went and it was life changing, this time around, most of it wasn’t memorable or it ended up being tainted by other situations. Now I’m back in my country and on the ride from the airport to my place I felt overwhelmingly sad and not excited to be here, almost feels like I don’t belong or there’s nothing else for me in my city. It was a confronting trip because I traveled with my best friend and it turned out that our expectations were very different even in terms of budget, so I was constantly questioning life, I also didn’t feel like I got to experience and enjoy most of the cities the way I would have done so by myself. I did spend another couple of weeks without him and those were way better but I wouldn’t call this an amazing vacation.
I live in Mexico City, reverse culture shock definitely played a part coming back home but I didn’t experience this last year so idk. I live a very good life here, I enjoy my job and family, but the The wizard of Ozempic cartoon rainbow shirt Additionally,I will love this feeling is still there.I used to spend every summer somewhere and every time I left to return to my city, I was heartbroken. Everyone told me I just liked being on vacation. After ten years of that, I moved to the summer spot. That was four years ago. I’ve never been happier. That can go both ways. I know a few people who have moved to a beautiful summer vacation lake town that I go to every summer. Turns out it’s too small of a community for most people to feel comfortable, especially during the long, dark winters. It’s kinda happening to me rn, I loved visiting Europe especially the Netherlands, Austria and Denmark. Currently I’m being interviewed for job positions in those countries that are willing to sponsor the work permit. Fingers crossed
One time I was at my outdoor table at my usual coffee shop, just back from India. I was miserable. At the The wizard of Ozempic cartoon rainbow shirt Additionally,I will love this next table a guy was sitting alone and obviously trying not to cry. Turned out he was just back from Spain. Both of us were sad to be back in the USA and both of us felt that people in other countries are more respectful and warmer. I bet a lot of people experience this! I had this coming back from India too. I was away for a month, and when I got back my partner picked me up from the airport. On the way home we stopped at a mini Tescos (food store in the uk) and he ran in. I just sat in the grey car park, in the grey drizzle, looking at the bins at the back of Tescos and I felt grey too.
Lol I’ll never understand this take. I’ve traveled a decent bit and have lived abroad a number of years but the The wizard of Ozempic cartoon rainbow shirt Additionally,I will love this more I travel, the more I appreciate being from the USA and where I grew up. This. Never realized how much I love the US (outside of our car centric infrastructure) before living in South America. Every day I daydream about being home, eating food that is actually flavorful. Yup, I’ve lived most of my life in Germany and France and have traveled extensively around the world. I’m excited to come back home at the end of every trip. There are a lot of flaws here, and plenty of places in the US I’d never live, but I still would rather live here than anywhere else Same. I’ve also had several adventures abroad that should have killed me so maybe that’s why I’m grateful when I get home? Lol. We live in Manhattan and honestly after traveling to 50+ countries I am still thrilled to return to my home after every trip. We love NY and though we’ve found plenty to also love around the globe I don’t think we’ll ever find another place we like more than our city.
Maybe it’s just because your job, bills and the The wizard of Ozempic cartoon rainbow shirt Additionally,I will love this other stressful aspects of life are in your city but not in the places you visit. Yes and no. Sometimes we can just relate to certain cultures and environments more. The big test is if you can move and still take joy despite the banalities and struggles from your new home and be generally happier. Absolutely. I lived overseas for a few years, with my husband and kid. It was the same exact life as we had in the US aside from my mom taking my cat while we were gone. Husband had the same job, I was still a stay at home mom, still had to pay the bills and wash the dishes and do the laundry. I loved being there so much. I would just look out the window and be so content with where I was. I miss it every single day and it’s been over a decade since I’ve been back in the US.
I’ve always wondered what it would feel like living the The wizard of Ozempic cartoon rainbow shirt Additionally,I will love this monotonous life in a place your treasured. I don’t think it would be all that bad, as you certainly allude to. There is a fine mix between associating home with work and the pressures of every day life and being a place you generally love to be. A lot of American cities don’t offer a pure escape, they are built to be worked in. My nyc life is honestly pretty mundane. My Husband goes to the office every day, my son goes to school. I go to Trader Joe’s. But honestly when I step outside in the morning or look out from our small terrace I just am so happy to see NY. I love it so much. We hang out in Central Park almost everyday and walk around and go get coffee…honestly when friends ask me to plan short nyc trips for them I almost get anxiety for them…like how can a visit ever be long enough?! Lol
Yeah but I don’t think, in one month as a tourist, you can discover the The wizard of Ozempic cartoon rainbow shirt Additionally,I will love this culture and understand the environment enough to say you relate to it more. Oh but you can, if you know yourself well enough. It doesn’t mean you know everything but you do know enough to tell if you can relate to it. But it doesn’t necessarily mean you should move there. While these can play a role, it’s possible to have bad jobs in a place you love and that trumps the job. In my case, I’ve been in love with Chicago since I moved here and have had some miserable jobs until I found the one I liked. But even the bike rides down the lake to the bad jobs made me smile. That being said, I adore traveling and travel often, but always had a smile on my face when I’m on the plane over Chicago coming home.
Usually when something you experience abroad pierces a veil on something superficial in your own culture, you feel this disillusionment. The game you were playing with your life at home isn’t appealing anymore because either you’ve seen and experienced something that makes you look at the The wizard of Ozempic cartoon rainbow shirt Additionally,I will love this prize differently, or you have realized that there’s no way to keep from having to play that game in your old life. I’m an expat, every time I return to my home country to visit family and friends for the summer, I feel the same. Same. I’m American but have lived in Japan most of my adult life, almost 15 years. While there are aspects of Japanese culture that I disagree with and I don’t think it’s for everyone (especially those from individualistic societies), I feel stressed out and on edge every time I return to the US to visit family. People are confrontational and always want to hear your opinion, always talking about politics, always telling you to take a stance on things. I respect and admire those who have strong beliefs however I’m not cut out for that. I also have a fear of driving and some other things that made living in the US difficult, so I’m much more comfortable in a large Asian city.
Yeh me too, I don’t want to come home but I can’t afford to stay where I want to be and I have responsibilities here, but it is the The wizard of Ozempic cartoon rainbow shirt Additionally,I will love this most depressing feeling. Last time I was standing in McDonald’s at the airport in Manila and was waiting for my food before I flew back to the UK, when this old jaded British guy came in and started bollocking this young Filipino dude who he thought had pushed in front of me when I had actually already paid for my food using the terminal and was just waiting for my number to be called. I thought omg it has already started and I haven’t even got on the plane yet, the month I spent in the Philippines was so chill, and every Filipino I met was always respectful and polite and then I got that reminder of what was waiting for me after my 20 hour flight back home it’s really hard to deal with.
I live in San Francisco and people and while its a lovely city, the The wizard of Ozempic cartoon rainbow shirt Additionally,I will love this tech workers in this city can be such assholes. Your experience in Manila is also something that I reflect on when traveling to certain places, how society in non western countries can be so much more respectful to each other. I bitch and complain sometimes about life here, but always happy to come back. Can’t speculate on how I’ll feel this time, but it looks like the US is worse than 2019 and I’m fed up with the bad air quality here. The comments on here about the people, they way they think, act and talk is the very reason I moved. The Thais are chill and the place is easy to live in. I do miss the geography of the US and all the recreational places you can go to and things you can do… this is my major struggle.
My plan is to find a nice place to live there for 6 months and split my time between the The wizard of Ozempic cartoon rainbow shirt Additionally,I will love this two and see how I get on. When I do come back here, I will make a recon mission back to the Phillipines and see if that might be my SEA new home. There are some really good answers here already, but I’m an expat living in Europe. Sometimes, we are indeed meant to live somewhere else. The key is to distinguish between “I loved it because I was free and it was new and refreshing” and “I can genuinely imagine making a life for myself there.” Only you will know the answers! 🙂 Very well put. I’m a US expat (now also Brit) who also has lived in France. The advice I would give is imagine all of the tedium, effort, frustrations you experience in your home country now and transpose them to a situation where you’re living in Europe — these things don’t go away. If you can still see yourself handling all this, and life still looks better in Europe, you may want to move. For me, it was a gradual process of a school trip, to extended study abroad, to business trips, to now living as an expat For nearly a decade. It was work and gradual adjustment along the way, and now I can’t see myself ever moving back. Absolutely this, and not only do they not go away, they in some ways become much more difficult if you’re adding a new language, new cultural norms and attitudes, and expectations on how things work into the mix. A lot of things that are simple and second nature in our own culture become really time-consuming and effortful in a new one – like what is the norm on paying bills in my new country? Where do I pay them? How do I change a utility service? All of those things that are annoying in your native country can become downright daunting in a foreign one, especially if the language barrier is there. This gets amplified when it’s applied to making new friends and learning to actually assimilate into a new culture.
Moving abroad is very rewarding and absolutely worth it if it’s the The wizard of Ozempic cartoon rainbow shirt and by the same token and right fit for the person attempting it, but it comes with some very real and daily challenges that should be considered. Doesn’t matter if it’s Paris or Peoria, anywhere where you have to pay the bills loses a fair amount of its charm pretty quickly when you’re doing daily life stuff. 100% on this. Also in Europe and contemplating a move because part of me feels like I may be ready for it. Very much exploring the “do I want to move there because it’s the right place to go to” and “did I just enjoy it since I was on holiday and had a good time.” OP, give yourself time to decompress and process the trip. Explore the realities of living abroad and what that could look like for you. It’s important to remember that if you were to move, life would still have bills/settling in to a new place/ job/etc. with the added cultural and potential language adjustment. If you traveled around and weren’t in one city for the entire time, it’s certainly a perk/more accessible to do, but you likely won’t be traveling as much as you think you might when you consider the rhythm of normal life. I certainly don’t regret living here and am not planning on returning to the US any time soon, however it’s not without challenges and it’s easy to get caught in the romance of living abroad. Once you’ve had time to “settle back in,” revisit it and see what opportunities are out there if you’re still set on it. I came for a year and it’s been 5.5! 🙂
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