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My friends and I were at a table in the garden area of a fancy dance club and a random guy came and planted himself on the edge of my seat to introduce himself. He really had no business being on my chair that way. Distressed, I caught the sound of a familiar language -- my native language -- and I turned my head. I smiled and raised my eyebrows when I saw the three guys standing behind us. "Thank God," I said (in our language) "Will one of you be 'my boyfriend' just for five minutes? I don't know what to do with this fellow."

The broadest of the three grinned and stepped up to my chair. "Hey, buddy, how you doin?...Can you, like, not sit next to my girl?...Yeah, this one. She's my woman." I couldn't look at either of them. My girl friends just watched, stunned.

I thanked him profusely and invited him and his friends to sit with us. He was so nice (funny and polite) and protective the rest of the night. We all enjoyed being around each other as a group, actually, but this guy did anything I asked for the rest of the night, without questioning, and we did get to spend about 10 minutes walking together and chatting about just whatever came up.

He's younger than me, so I don't think that he's "interested" and yet one of my friends got SO upset that I was "hogging" his attention. He was just being polite, right? He wasn't doing all that out of any personal interest for me; we're most likely never going to see each other again, though we did swap information. I texted him, "Thanks again for saving me, enjoy your brunch." and never heard anything back from him, which indicates, to me, that he's not interested.

Right?

My friends say he was TOTALLY into me or he wouldn't have bothered being "my boyfriend" or being attentive towards me at all. I think he was just being polite.