When a chick you went out with three years ago e-mails you this...

[heatherrae]

She got fat and its hard for her now to find a quality sausage.

but, then why is she writing Java...

 

[rnch]

Some guy made her feel bad about herself so she is looking for attention/validation from you.

it takes a woman to know their motives!






"son, feminine logic is a contradiction of terms" --quote from my father.

 

[txbondsman]

well, no mention of husband/ bf, fairly bland, nice little note. She's testing the water's to see if your married/ gf, etc. Has the ultimate goal of trading you some more pussy for drinks/ food/ party supplies ( if applicable).

 

[musclemom]

You've provided insufficient information to make even an educated guess as to her motives for writing you. Without knowing, at least:

1. What kind of relationship you guys had, overall. How serious was it, etc.
2. Who/what initiated the break up.

No way to guess what her motives are for writing you.

She could be looking for sex. She could be looking to network to get out of Dad's company. She could be looking to have an interesting conversation with someone.

Why provide so much information if she's just looking to hook up? She could have JUST said the bit about cleaning out old emails to justify writing you.

 

[nefertiti]

Cue ATW making some joke about "How could she forget the Captian of the HS football team?!?!"

 

[Raptorex]

She Wanted To Give You Material For Another Me, Me, Me Ef thread?

 

[blueta2]

sounds like she just wants to say HI
I thought women analyzed too much

 

[fistfullofsteel]

it means she is an oinker and ran out of guys to bang so she is dipping into the reserves which is why she is contacting you. now is a good time to make her swallow, and take it in the ass and record it all.

 

[cindylou]

hmmm.

I'm almost postive that any contact with an ex is an attempt to try and get them back into their life, even if they have someone already....any contact whatsoever.

 

[heatherrae]

She could be looking to have an interesting conversation with someone.

Once again, then why would she be writing to Java?