 Sam Sommers | Thanks for the insight! There's a man who works in the building next to me and we have exchanged looks with each other during my 30 minute lunch break for the past few months. For the past few weeks he has inititated every conversation, introduced himself, shook my hand, asks me what I'm reading, which the first time was a book about Godly dating versus wordly dating, the second time I was studying for my fantasy football draft and he actually said when you get married your husband is going to love you (guys and sports.lol but I actually love sports). I was so tempted to say "does your wife like sports?", but decided against it because for the most part I have been the initiator in most of my relationships, hence the fact that I am single now. lol. He then asked me my team and I asked his. Most recently I was reading another inspirational book and he asked me about it and kinda laughed like he's used to me reading only spiritual things and I said, that's not all I do, and his reply was, I really like what you read. We smiled and he said God Bless! I really like this tip because I learned that I don't want to play the masculine role and make the first moves, I want the man to make the first move. If he's married, he's not being disrespectful to his wife as far as I can see by his conversation and if he's not interested and just being friendly, I am fine with that too! And if he is interested, he will let me know. Thanks again!
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