ANYWAYS. To the point.
SO there's this guy in my fencing class. I won't say his name, and if he reads this then it is NOT going to be good. BUT! He's kind of cute. And it's SO obvious that we flirt (or so I thought). Like, SUPER obvious (or so I thought). It's not just flirting because we are flirtatious people (or so I thought) but it seemed like actual interest flirting (OR. SO. I. THOUGHT.).
This I was excited for. (NOT ANYMORE)
So recently, I added him on Facebook, thinking perhaps this would open a door to more communication. Maybe he would ask for my number. Or maybe we could just be better friends. WRONG-O. I added him, and not only did I find out he'd been in a relationship for over two years, but he is engaged.
Engaged.
Engaged....
ENGAGED!?! WHAT THE HECK! ENGAGED?!?!! LIKE, GOING TO MARRY SOMEONE ENGAGED!? FIANCÉE SOON TO BE HUSBAND AND WIFE ENGAGED???????
I am sorry sir, but if you are going to be engaged then you need to control your flirtatious habits and just not talk to me. You are in your early twenties and engaged. You are not fully grown yet. You should have shed your flirtatious ways by now if you're ready to make a huge commitment.
At first I took the engagement for (translation: desperately hoping for) one of those silly best friend relationship/engagements/marriages. Ones that aren't legit. You know, the kind where you're like, "Oh let's be married on Facebook tehehehehehe and see if people believe us teheheheheheeh~~~~."
Nope.
After doing some further Facebook stalking I realized that he had pictures of him and his [nngh] fiancée posted way back in 2008, and they looked very happy and lovey-dovey. And don't get me wrong, I am happy for him.
But don't flirt with me. Or the other two girls in the fencing class. Flirt with your FIANCÉE, DAMNIT.