What does it mean when someone leaves something in your house, your room to be exact, and when you tell them, they say they left it there on purpose?
07.06.2025 00:47
It might mean they employ a means to needing to see you again, and it might be a wonder and a joy. The woman I married would do just that as a means of requiring me to see her again. In my case it first was used as the means of inviting me to dinner following my having done something extravagantly exceptional and endearing that deeply touched her.
The crafty witch I ended up marrying and falling hopelessly in love with had such clever ways of obligating me.
It might not be a bad thing at all, and the other person telling you they left it there on purpose might be them giving you a clue as to their interest in you.
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You see, I did return many years later to apologize for having been unscrupulous in my relations intimate with women. Tina and i were intimate, yet not exclusive. I did learn my lesson painfully in subsequent years, and returned out of humility to apologize. It is just that Tina never knew a man to take her out to dinner before,much less spend $300 doing so. She never had a man ever apologize sincerely for his acts either. Intrigued and deeply affected, Tina left her purse intentionally underneath the passenger seat of my car. For the express purpose of being able to call me the next day to tell me she has lost her purse with her identity card in it and thus could not go to a nightclub that evening. She asked me to check my car. I did and found nothing. She asked me then to check under the passenger seat in order to compensate for my sometimes being a ‘tard in life.
When I arrived at her home you might well imagine my surprise to find her so well dressed and at the ready. She took my arm and as we walked to her car announced that we were going out on a date, on her, and that no gentleman could deny her the opportunity to reciprocate such a fine evening as we had spent at my expense the previous night.