If a guy sends you an album to listen to that is full of love songs, is he trying to send you signals?

[Anonymous]

Out of nowhere in conversation, this guy said “oh yeah, you should check out this album” and then he asked for my number so he could text me the link to the album on Spotify. (I do know this guy already, but we a friends through a mutual friend so we aren’t very close.) I gave him my number and later when I got home, I played the album. Most of the songs are about having a crush on a girl, trying to win over a girl, or being jealous that a girl that you like is out of reach/taken by someone else. Do you think he was trying to drop a hint with these songs or is it just coincidence?

[Jamie05rhs]

I don't know. (I honestly don't. I have no idea.). Some people do use songs as messages or codes. I don't, personally, through. For me, music is music.

[Jamie05rhs]

Thanks for the MHO.

[Guy13]

Sounds like more than a hint to me…talk about songs. He’s got something to say whether you do or not

[exitseven]

I used to do something similar and I usually had romantic intentions.

[Bklynbadboy12]

I think he is send you a message. Is it working or you not interested

[Asker]

I think he is good looking. I am not sure if we would make a good couple. The fact that the songs made me think about his intentions towards me is working in his favor… because now I’m thinking about him more often.

[Bklynbadboy12]

Good for him you seem like a real sweetheart I hope it works out for you. Will you do another post letting us know if things worked out I hear so many negative stories about love nowadays it's great to hear a few positive ones as well.

[UniquelyBasic]

Seems like it. Especially if its love songs.