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Too many negative girl stories, so here's a good one.
I went to Acapulco in 1987 with two buddies of mine and there was this Bar called the Dome. A real hotspot. On our second night in Acapulco we went to this bar and by luck it was special night for the students of the University of Michigan. And boy o boy were there a lot of women. Of course I see a real light haired hottie, and I can't keep my eyes off of her. She's with two other very pretty girls at a table right on the dance floor. So after a few tequilas and beer my buddies and I start going around the bar and I head straight for her. I ask her to dance and she shut me down so hard I was stunned, it was not even a polite loud NO. So I asked her friend who was sitting next to her and she said YES. Woohoo! We ended up together for most of the week while we were in Acapulco. We hit it off great and I had the best time of my life. We wrote letters for a while, (no email back then) we tried to hook up for another spring vacation but it didn't happen but we did get together in New York for a weekend in the summer of 1988. She was there visiting some friends from school and it was only a 7hr drive for me. Again we had a great time, but we both knew that we wouldn't be able to keep it up. We wrote Christmas cards and Birthday cards to each other up until she got married in 1993, and she sent her last card when she got twins. I got married in 1996 and have two great little girls.
So the moral of the story, if you don't try, you never know what you are missing (also a little luck helps too). Oh and like the Doc said, be a nice person and you wouldn't believe all the doors that will open for you.
I went to Acapulco in 1987 with two buddies of mine and there was this Bar called the Dome. A real hotspot. On our second night in Acapulco we went to this bar and by luck it was special night for the students of the University of Michigan. And boy o boy were there a lot of women. Of course I see a real light haired hottie, and I can't keep my eyes off of her. She's with two other very pretty girls at a table right on the dance floor. So after a few tequilas and beer my buddies and I start going around the bar and I head straight for her. I ask her to dance and she shut me down so hard I was stunned, it was not even a polite loud NO. So I asked her friend who was sitting next to her and she said YES. Woohoo! We ended up together for most of the week while we were in Acapulco. We hit it off great and I had the best time of my life. We wrote letters for a while, (no email back then) we tried to hook up for another spring vacation but it didn't happen but we did get together in New York for a weekend in the summer of 1988. She was there visiting some friends from school and it was only a 7hr drive for me. Again we had a great time, but we both knew that we wouldn't be able to keep it up. We wrote Christmas cards and Birthday cards to each other up until she got married in 1993, and she sent her last card when she got twins. I got married in 1996 and have two great little girls.
So the moral of the story, if you don't try, you never know what you are missing (also a little luck helps too). Oh and like the Doc said, be a nice person and you wouldn't believe all the doors that will open for you.
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