Tried to hook up with a girl in San Francisco

[Creatine Dreams]

So I went to a bar late night after going to a party.

Sat down at the bar and ordered a drink.

Saw a cute girl sitting next to me, looked at her and said hi.

Started talking to her. I could tell she was interested in me because she stayed at the bar with me after her friend left.

However, I did mention that I was only in the area for for a couple of nights.

It was last call so I got up to use the bathroom. When I came back, I attempted to kiss her. She was kind of hesitant and she mentioned that it was because I was only here for a couple of days. She did mention that she had fun with me and enjoyed talking to me.

The bar closed so I told her to give me a real kiss and she did but I could tell it was not passionate.

Told her we should exchange facebook info but she was not into it.

I think that all in all, the interaction went well but I probably should not have tried to kiss her again. But hey, I was kind of drunk.

Had I lived permanently in the area, it may have worked out alright. Either way, I think at this point in my development, it is better to go too far than not far enough.

[Drewid]

San Francisco girls can be tricky creatures.

Some of them know what they want and mean it.

[Creatine Dreams]

Yeah, I do not think this girl wanted a one night stand and that is fine.

[SeXyBaCk]

Yup, she didn't want the ONS but I'd still put it down as a positive experience. She was interested, you hit on her etc. And in the end, you had a good time right? Way to go.

[Mark]

As someone who is often only in town for a few days, this is completely normal behavior from a large percentage of women.

[Creatine Dreams]

Yeah, definitely a positive experience. I do not blame a girl for wanting a long term relationship.

[Thor]

American women are so cute the way they speak cinematic english. Was in San Francisco for a week a few years ago. Met some many cute girls but was only there a short while so nothing happened.

[Alexander]

Cinematic English? I never thought of it that way. To me it's the British girls that sound cinematic or literary.