I have a crush on my postman. He's adorable. Is it wrong to ask him out?
oh my god who am i?
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I have a crush on my postman. He's adorable. Is it wrong to ask him out?
oh my god who am i?
Is it wrong to ask him out?
If he's involved with someone else, yes. Also, if he's a secret serial killer, focus on the UPS driver instead.
The one postman I knew off the clock, as it were, was a total sweetheart. So, if you'd like to extrapolate from my data point of one, go for it.
I don't know if he's involved. Recon is needed. The UPS guy is def. married.
oh my god
Zen the problem is you can't quit getting mail if he says no! Awkward. Though I guess you could just stop answering the door and let him leave mail in your box or something?
meara, I know! He always brings mail that doesn't fit in the mailbox up to my door, that's how I've ended up chatting with him. I could just stop meeting him at the door if it gets awkward, I suppose.
So, we should send you things that don't fit in the mailbox? Dimensions please... Make him cookies, don't use wax paper.
Standard mailbox size... "oh wow, I'm getting so many biiiig boxes...! Good thing you're here, handsome redheaded mailman!"
Today I found out he lives in Richmond, which is about an hour away. Not ideal, but not a dealbreaker. I also discovered his regular day off is Thursday. I could just happen to be going to Richmond on a Thursday, to peruse antique shops, like I do. I'm sure there are coffee shops in Richmond. Right? I could say, I'll be in Richmond antiquing on Thursday, do you know a good place to get lunch?
Sounds like an excellent plan, Zen.
My mantra for the foreseeable future is to focus on being effective, rather than right. This unfortunately will require writing a very conciliatory letter to my roommate to try and convince him that I am not, in fact, his mortal enemy and that mediation would be preferable to ten months of silent hostility.
Zen, is it wrong that I'm enjoying this new saga of you and Mailman, given how you got to partake of my Comic Book Store Guy ramblings when you were here? Hope not. (Fingers crossed for you, BTW).
My mantra for the foreseeable future is to focus on being effective, rather than right.
Very mature, smonster. Not sure I could do it. (Fingers crossed you're better at being a grownup than me).