Anonymous
Post 07/08/2016 11:27     Subject: Cute Guy on the Metro

Many years ago, I used to see this guy all the time on my commute. We were both commuting from Vienna to Pentagon City, and working at neighboring buildings. So one night when I saw him out at a bar, I walked over and said, "do you metro from Vienna to Pentagon City for work?" he said, "yeah, I see you all the time!" We dated briefly.

So maybe if you see this guy again, you can say hi. I think a lot of people like having a sense of community with people they see out and about.
Anonymous
Post 07/08/2016 11:15     Subject: Cute Guy on the Metro

Anonymous wrote:We met eyes when I got on the train. He sat across from me and I caught him looking at me once or twice while I slept. At the last stop we both got up at the same time. He smiled at me, I smiled at him and then got shy and looked down. And that was it. We walked off to separate elevators. Sigh. Should I have tried to talk to him? Everyone says if a guy is interested he'll let you know, and they like the chase, let them chase you, etc. Has anyone ever successfully converted a Metro attraction into an actual date?

Not all guys will do that...many woman get offended if a man talks to them. So if you like a guy talk to him.
Anonymous
Post 07/08/2016 07:55     Subject: Cute Guy on the Metro

Go on "Missed Connections" on Craigslist to see if he is genuinely interested in you.

Or like a PP suggested, try riding the metro again at the same time, then if you do see him....Start a friendly + casual conversation and take it from there.

If anything does come out of this OP, please come back here & post us an update!!
Anonymous
Post 07/07/2016 23:03     Subject: Re:Cute Guy on the Metro

Has anyone ever successfully converted a Metro attraction into an actual date?


Of course!! But you've got to talk Op! It's not happening with fairy dust! A Metro ride may not be enough time, but then again it might. Or you might see each other a second time so at least you've broken the ice. Mostly likely you'll have to be outgoing many times before any single encounter is significant - - kind of like sending out resumes - - lots of blind alleys but if you don't put in the effort, nothing's ever going to happen. Do you have a business card? Quickly try to make a business-connection and offer him your business card.
Anonymous
Post 07/07/2016 22:48     Subject: Re:Cute Guy on the Metro

This is why you need the Happen app...
Anonymous
Post 07/07/2016 22:18     Subject: Cute Guy on the Metro

Missed
Anonymous
Post 07/07/2016 22:18     Subject: Cute Guy on the Metro

Post on. Issued connections on CL!
Anonymous
Post 07/07/2016 22:16     Subject: Cute Guy on the Metro

An old coworker dated a woman that he met on the bus! We called her Bus Girl for a really long time. He was a really social guy, tho, and I imagine he'd have had no problem sitting down one morning and striking up a conversation. Maybe that's where the bus & metro differ tho -- odds aren't great that you'll end up on the same train very often.
Anonymous
Post 07/07/2016 22:16     Subject: Cute Guy on the Metro

Are you bored?
Anonymous
Post 07/07/2016 22:15     Subject: Re:Cute Guy on the Metro

Yes I did, back in the day. Ride the same train at same time next few days and keep a sharp lookout!
Anonymous
Post 07/07/2016 22:13     Subject: Cute Guy on the Metro

We met eyes when I got on the train. He sat across from me and I caught him looking at me once or twice while I slept. At the last stop we both got up at the same time. He smiled at me, I smiled at him and then got shy and looked down. And that was it. We walked off to separate elevators. Sigh. Should I have tried to talk to him? Everyone says if a guy is interested he'll let you know, and they like the chase, let them chase you, etc. Has anyone ever successfully converted a Metro attraction into an actual date?