I've already posted a thread on here before semi related. I have a crush on an older co-worker, yada yada, recently had a conversation with him and found out his birthday was soon.I ended up asking what he'd do, he said nothing since he'd be working. I asked what type of cake he likes and when he told me I then volunteered to buy him a slice of his favorite and give it to him on his bday. He seemed a bit surprised albeit delighted I offered, he then mentioned his working hours on that day. Our schedules rarely overlap and on that day particularly I wouldn't be working so he he sorta implicitly mentioned "how exactly are you going to give it to me?" I told him I'd figure it out. Looking back on it I realized that might've been too forward on my part. Getting someone a slice of their favorite cake and promising to bring it to them on their birthday is rather beyond just a co-worker acquaintance relationship. I'm a bit worried I just exposed myself on accident and now I'm nervous to get the slice for him. Tho at the same time I don't want to NOT do it because I had said I would. Was this too obvious or am I just overthinking?
>>35087733No one cares about your AGP homewrecking fantasy, you fucking faggot>then volunteered to buy him a slice of his favorite and give it to him on his bday.Oh you're terminally online too, you assume all bakeries are like in anime and just sell solo slices of any kind of cake. Because you've never actually gone to a cake shop, because you're a mentally ill man in a basement.
>>35087741are you retarded?
>>35087755>what's your favorite kind of cake, totally real coworker? > BTW your choices have to be chocolate frosted or red velvet, you can't have a favorite cake other than those two choicesNotice how I said "any kind of cake" in my reply, were you just too retarded to actually understand what I meant? Or just that eager to defend an AGP fantasy LARP thread?
>>35087778Should I show you every possible photo of cake slices that are sold individually? This is literally common every where: cafes, grocery stores and bakeries. I don't know where you got the idea that cakes aren't sold in individual slices
>>35087784I guess it's true what they say about low IQ people not being able to understand edge cases or exceptions
honestly yea its suspicious.... maybe he thinks either you put a needle on the slice or you are hitting on him LMAOO
