For Reference this interaction occured at University in 1990's. But the basic principle is the same today.
As a Freshman pledge in my fraternity I was immersed in the University culture as part of my pledge education. Each Monday we would have lessons on gentlemanly behavior, etiquette, and Fraternity and University traditions. One of these traditions was Hello Walk. Along this stretch of sidewalk students were encouraged to simply say "hello" to students they passed along this stretch. In the Fall on the same two days a week, I passed a coed with whom I made eye contact, smiled and said simply "Hello". This occurred for the entire first semester two days a week. If I were to do it again I'd have stopped her and gotten contact information.
Winter break came and the new Semester started. It was Super Bowl Sunday, and I'd been invited to an off-campus party. Since I was under 21 I couldn't get into bars so this was my best social option. Sometime near the end of the game, Hello Girl came in the door. Right away we locked eyes, and I knew it was on. The sexual tension from four months of simply saying "hello" came to a head and before long we were in a passionate embrace in the party apartment's kitchen. Shortly after (15 minutes) we were in my pickup and drove back to her dorm room. I stumbled out of there at midnight and realized I had missed the curfew for the Fraternity event for that night. I spent the night at the off campus party site. The next morning I had to explain to my brothers the reason I had missed the curfew. I endured some pointed, and probably envious questions.
Other than her name I never remembered her dorm room number or hall for that matter. It was clear it was a ONS on her part, and I happened to be in the right place at the right time.
Lesson: Sometimes women just want to have sex. Don't fuck it up. A blind hog finds an acorn once in a while. Just enjoy the acorn and don't overthink it.
As a Freshman pledge in my fraternity I was immersed in the University culture as part of my pledge education. Each Monday we would have lessons on gentlemanly behavior, etiquette, and Fraternity and University traditions. One of these traditions was Hello Walk. Along this stretch of sidewalk students were encouraged to simply say "hello" to students they passed along this stretch. In the Fall on the same two days a week, I passed a coed with whom I made eye contact, smiled and said simply "Hello". This occurred for the entire first semester two days a week. If I were to do it again I'd have stopped her and gotten contact information.
Winter break came and the new Semester started. It was Super Bowl Sunday, and I'd been invited to an off-campus party. Since I was under 21 I couldn't get into bars so this was my best social option. Sometime near the end of the game, Hello Girl came in the door. Right away we locked eyes, and I knew it was on. The sexual tension from four months of simply saying "hello" came to a head and before long we were in a passionate embrace in the party apartment's kitchen. Shortly after (15 minutes) we were in my pickup and drove back to her dorm room. I stumbled out of there at midnight and realized I had missed the curfew for the Fraternity event for that night. I spent the night at the off campus party site. The next morning I had to explain to my brothers the reason I had missed the curfew. I endured some pointed, and probably envious questions.
Other than her name I never remembered her dorm room number or hall for that matter. It was clear it was a ONS on her part, and I happened to be in the right place at the right time.
Lesson: Sometimes women just want to have sex. Don't fuck it up. A blind hog finds an acorn once in a while. Just enjoy the acorn and don't overthink it.
