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Okay, my statistics: 20 years of age, blue eyes, 5' 9", slightly built, blue eyes, highly knowledgeable in my course, and quite loud talking.
Okay, done with me. So I'm in phlebotomy (college) and there's a girl that keeps grabbing my attention some times. She hangs out with another girl in which there's another guy they always hang around with laughing with him and sitting next with him wherever he go's. But the one girl, for example, asked he friend girl and guy what my name was and yelled it out to come over and have her tie a tourincat around me (a truncate is the rubber band piece that wrap sound your arm when they're drawing your blood for tests). But it was just her, and she was the only one that tied a tourincat on a person (except her friend and the guy). There are over 20 people in my class and just only picked me.

Another example was that she had papers to put in her folder but needed a 3 hole punch. It was on a shelf slightly close to me, about 4 feet, and she grabbed it and put it on my table where I had all my junk laying on. She had other places to put it but why put it on my table and sort of slam it onto? Plus, she's always making some eye contact with me but I stand down because she's constantly talking with the other guy.

So is she interested in me or what?

Here's the scene. You are waiting at a bus stop and you see this guy who you are instantly attracted to. He has no wedding band on, and from fifteen feet away, he seems like he is thinking hard about something.

Since there has been a lot of talk about girls initiating conversations with guys lately on G@G, you decide to give it a shot. So, you try talking to him. The guy, when he talks to you, seems irritated. His answers are short and snappy, but he is not really rude to you. It genuinely seems as if some outside force is bothering him. So, the bus picks him up and the conversation is over.

The next day, out of pure happenstance, the same guy and you run into each other at a post office. He hesitates briefly, then starts trying to talk to you. Now, he seems to be in a much better mood. He apologizes for not being talkative yesterday. He explains that the reason he acted the way he did was because his brother was about to have a kidney removed a few hours from then and it had him worried. It turns out that the operation went well.

Now, he claims to have enjoyed meeting you yesterday more than it seemed. He proposes exchanging phone numbers. What would you do? Would you give him a second chance to get to know you, or not?