One of the creepiest mornings in my time being up this early just happened. A creepy dude sits next me when there is plenty of space in the train. First thing he tells me: "You got such pretty hands!" he continues on "Whats your ethnicity?! Where do I work? How is it? How old am? School?! Studying?! Name?!" to which I shortly respond, Im Arab, o'hare, 24, UIC, finance, and Fatima" I kept my answers as short as possible and I wasn't about to tell some random stranger at 4am all my info. I should wear a ring on my ring finger this early because now I'm just creeped out. It's one thing meeting a stranger on the train during the day or after a night class. But dude was just sketchy. I'm careful either way about the people I talk too, because there are bad people out there and as much as I want to believe there's a good inside all people. There might not be. And I'm not about to take chances like that.
Mina
I've thought about wearing a ring for the opposite reasons. I want to get more attention from those crazy females that like married men.
ReplyDeleteBut then you'll have a crazy female! D q t sirve a crazy female!!? lol
ReplyDeleteIndeed you told him lies so that you could ward him off from who you really are but you also told him truths such as that you are 24 and work at ohare. If he really wanted to he could track you down and find out who you really are, but I'm sure that wont be the case. Its just probably best to hope not to bump into him again, but usually that early in the morning the faces begin to become more and more familiar since everyone is usually going the same direction. If you encountered him on the blue line. Then perhaps you will bump into him again where he will start another conversation in hopes that this time you will be more responsive. Creepy men are usually like that either or he will avoid you sensing that you weren't really showing any response to him.
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