Apparently I Brought out His Flirty Side

This weekend a guy flirted with me. I suppose that’s not news in itself. Men don’t flirt with me often; I suppose it might have something to do with my general standoff-y nature and my “look” (just ask any of the guys I turned down when I worked at Walmart and they’ll tell you what that is). Or maybe it’s because I like to keep to myself and don’t go out much. Yeah, I need help, but that isn’t the topic of today’s post.

The topic is that I was standing at the sign-in desk for Awana last night when a guy walked up to me and was flirting with me. He was pleasant and all, but I wouldn’t really consider him my type. Why am I telling you this?

Because he was a teenager.

Yes, one of the older youth who I’ve never met before was flirting with me. It amused me and made me wonder how old he thought I was. I really don’t look THAT young. People have always thought me older than I am, not the other way around. I wasn’t even wearing my pigtails last night.

And no, I didn’t flirt back. I’m not in the market for such a recent model, if you know what I mean.

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I’m thankful for the sweet notes I received yesterday and the children who gave them to me. I’m such a words person and it touches my heart when the children I serve week in and week out bless me in such a way. Totally makes it worth it, even if everything else was awful which it’s not.

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18 Comments

  1. What A Card Says:

    Hee, how funny! I would have asked him “Young man, just how old do you think I am?”

    I used to look old for my age in high school, and then it was like time stood still…from about 15 until 25, I didn’t age much so all of a sudden I looked young for my age. You might be having the same thing happen. It took some adjusting for me to get used to not passing for older. I still remember once I went to a job fair as an interviewer, and was mistaken all day for a college-aged interviewee!

    And don’t worry, it catches back up. I think I look right about my age. I blame it on the hard livin’, oops, I mean sleep deprivation that comes along with twins :)

  2. gingela5 Says:

    Awesome–you should take it as a compliment that a teenager was hitting on you. They’re the pickiest type it seems! I work at a college and a lot of people ask me what year I am. It’s annoying since I graduated 4 years ago!

  3. Amanda Says:

    When I did teaching practicum last semester, the principal scolded me for “being out of homeroom.” He thought I was a high school student.

    Congrats on looking (and being) young!

  4. Jacki Says:

    Now just remember this when you are 50 and a 40-year old flirts with you. It’ll make your day. :-)

  5. Mrs de Miranda Says:

    hehehe! too cute!! and i agree! i would be totally flattered! teenagers are the pickiest!

  6. JourneytoFamily Says:

    Well, he may not be your type, but apparently you are his! Still an ego boost, isn’t it? I haven’t been in the market for anyone else going on 13 years now, but I’m always flattered.

  7. Michelle Says:

    Your too young for Cougar status so it is a good thing your didn’t flirt back!

  8. haffnewie Says:

    Nice to be flirted with every now and then… even if he’s a teenager! Means you still have “it” even if you don’t want it!! (from him!)

    Ronnica, thanks for your comment on by boys voting – I told JJ that you were rooting for him! He remembered your name from when your vote came in – you were the first person to vote for him on the blog! He said “thanks”! I thank you too!!

    Your a sweetie – and apparently a “hottie” too!!!! ;0)

  9. CaraBee Says:

    Even if you’re not interested, aren’t those surprise flirts great? I mean, ideally it would be Colin Farrell, rogue that he is, but anyone appreciatin’ on you is good news in my book.

  10. K-Lai Says:

    Wow…I don’t even know what to say to that. Congratulations?

  11. mrsmouthy Says:

    That’s so funny! Sometimes when I’m out running I’ll draw a cat call or two and I just want to yell back, “I’m a teacher! And I have a kid!” (Chances are, I was THEIR teacher, in fact.)

  12. Jen Says:

    maybe he likes ‘older’ woman. Just kidding. I agree, still with the ones that can actually purchase alcohol, legally.

  13. Kayren, Pink Daisy Girl Says:

    Wear your pigtails next week as an experiment and see what happens.

  14. jennifer Says:

    I just have a feeling when HE shows up, the one that God has set aside for you… flirting won’t be the right word for it. It will be…*thinking*… a recognition of sorts. A guy is going to have to engage your mind, make your spirit bear witness, and THEN make your toes curl :)

  15. Jamie Says:

    Congrats, I guess…On the upside doesn’t it feel good to be young!?

  16. krissy Says:

    Take the flirt, and love it! Doesn’t it feel good, even if he’s not your type? I don’t know, maybe just to know you got it going on!

  17. Brenda Says:

    Flirted with at AWANA?! Ha ha. Hopefully he just safe with you ;)

  18. Joy in the Burbs... Says:

    Who knew Awana’s could be a pick-up place…haha

    I remember a couple of years ago I was in San Antonio walking along the Riverwalk with some girlfriends and this college age guy made some flirting comment to me. Mind you I’m a 40 something married mom and I just remember thinking. I’m old enough to be his mother.
    I told my friends that guy is flirting with me. One of them said “get over yourself he’s obviously drunk”…that’s what are friends for.

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