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Originally Posted by Kaoru1981
I'm a Malaysian working in Shanghai. I met with a J-guy nearly a year ago during a tour trip in Xi'An. We had a great one day trip together and exchanged contact. We have been keeping in touch through emails and msn on and off since then. We went for another trip in China with one of my friend in August. I went for a tour trip in Japan in Sep and he's a great host, brought me to the places I want to visit and finish work earlier than usual during weekdays to meet up for dinner. Last month, we went to Beijing together for a short trip and we also meet up when he's on business trip to Shanghai.
I am so very confused now whether he just treat me as a friend or travel mate or what? I think I like him since it's quite comfortable to be with him and he's very gentlemen. When I express that I'm having great trips with him, he too replies the same and wish to travel with me again. The thing is, he never really say anything which I can conclude as he likes me. He's very caring and I think able to remember the things I said and what I likes. But I really don't know if that's due to his good nature and politeness or I mean something special to him.
Anyone here who are from Japan or understand Japan culture well, please help! Could he have hinted anything while I still don't get it? I don't quite know how he interact with people daily to assess whether he's treating me somewhat special or just like a normal friend.
We're going for a trip to Vietnam end of this month. If he's probably just treating me as a normal friend, I should adjust myself and stop putting any hope that we might progress further. After all, he's a nice travel mate to go out with.
Really need help here as I'm getting more frustrated and confused as days past if I don't know where I should place myself. Thanks in advanced.
By the way, he's in his early thirties and I'm in my late tweenties.
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You do the following:
Step One:
- You offer him rice
Step Two:
- You give him chopsticks, those annoying fragile ones.
Step Three:
- Ask him to split the chopsticks.
If he manages to split the choptick smoothly there's a chance that he'll split your legs open smoothly too, therefore a success!
However, if he breaks the chopsticks or his fingers there's no hope for you, it's bad luck.
