Bizarre encounter yesterday

[Anonymous]

If I were in your shoes, I would’ve seen him and given him an equally enthusiastic wave. I’m sure it was a happy surprise for him to see you. Barring it was a regular break up there is nothing to be weirded out about.

[Anonymous]

Overthink

[Anonymous]

He was drunk duh its St. Patrick’s Day. What do you think?

[Anonymous]

He was on a balcony, and expecting you to flash him.

[Anonymous]

If I spotted my HS boyfriend that I haven't seen in 20 years while I was drunk on St. Patrick's Day, I'm sure I would have enthusiastically waved too. Not because I've been thinking about him for 20 years, but because I really haven't and it would be a very random coincidence to spot him in a crowd... and the St. Patrick's Day lubrication would probably stop me from thinking about the loud screaming part

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Overthink

This. A funny incident, nothing more.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:You recognized him inside a window from at least 60+ feet below? Did you have binoculars?

Are you 70?

[Anonymous]

I guess I’m not finding this all that bizarre.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I guess I’m not finding this all that bizarre.

Agree. I find it bizarre that OP wouldn't wave back enthusiastically, unless she had a really bad break up. If I encountered any close friend, romantic or otherwise, from way back, I would be psyched.

[Anonymous]

Cool story

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I guess I’m not finding this all that bizarre.

Same

[Anonymous]

I'm not finding this at all true.

[Anonymous]

he was drunk and happy. Stop overthinking it.

[Anonymous]

Next time you troll at least make it a distance you could actually recognize the person from.

[Anonymous]

Things lonely housewife wishes happened on St. Patrick’s Day for $1000, Alex.