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What language do men speak? 

I went to 2 pre new year's eve parties on the same night.  At the second party, a guy asked me for my phone number.  He handed me his blackberry and asked me to enter my name and phone number on it.  We were on the dance floor and it was dark when I did.  I just entered my first name and my phone number.

Later in conversation, he asked me to call him.  I told him that he should call me instead because he had my number and that it would just be easier because I had a lot of plans tomorrow, plus I didn't have a card with me or pen or paper.

I never heard from him.  I just thought it was strange that he wanted me to call him.  I felt that if he was really interested in me that he should call.

I'm new at this; if anyone can tell me what this meant in man language.
by angelhead  17 Posts 

Posted on 1/5/2008 7:57 PM
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Maybe he was trying to get your number to get you into Amway...   LMAO!! 

Who knows.  This happens to clients of mine alot.  They meet a fellow, he asks for their # and doesn't call.  I don't know why it happens, but it does, and it seems it happens often.  It seems weird to me too.  If you don't plan to call, why clutter up your blackberry?

Regardless,  don't take it personally.  The fellow may just be really shy.  Who knows...
by Lisa Cannon   
Posted on 10/22/2009 11:00 PM
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He asked you to call him so his phone could capture your phone number. You said it was dark. He was trying to make sure the number was correct.
by bluebird   1157 Posts
Posted on 10/22/2009 10:12 PM
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Thanks for the man speak lesson. I was just puzzled of why he would have me give him my name and number and then ask me to call him. I really wasn't thinking about exchanging numbers. I was just having fun dancing. I was enjoying my time with him. So I surely wasn't going to call him if I wasn't thinking about calling him before he asked for my name and number. To me it would be like him asking me to by him a margarita after he asked me if I like margaritas. My immediate thought was that he was just being weird. I know men have hearts and feelings. I just wonder where their brains are sometime or what they are trying to communicate to me when they ask me to call them after I've given them my number when it was their idea to begin with. Thanks
by angelhead   17 Posts
Posted on 1/10/2008 1:16 AM
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uhm...I speak man, but it's apparently not what this guy was speaking. If I'm going to go to the effort of getting your name and number, I'll make the call. Especially when all I have to do is press a button on my Blackberry. Actually I think the language is clear here:" Let him go. Not worth the effort."
by Robert-Boyd   5134 Posts
Posted on 1/6/2008 2:55 PM
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I know that if I asked a woman for her name and number, I would call. It could be that he initiated the request so that he could best determine if you were interested; and, then, it could be that he wanted to verify if you would be willing to bend to his whimsical request of calling him. Hard to really know since I am not him but I am a man. Personally, I believe you did the right thing at the time because you had already demonstrated interest. At this point in time, it is better to know that if indeed you were interested in this man that has your name and number; and, he does not call, you are in better position of knowing that he really was not worth your efforts... Just an opinion. Oh, and on the language men speak, it is the same as women if it comes from the heart.
by bp   1239 Posts
Posted on 1/5/2008 8:49 PM
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