06-13-2016, 10:41 AM
I have intentionally sent the wrong message to a person before.
I went out with a woman a couple of times and things seemed to be going well. But then I received an email about how an "old boyfriend" had reappeared and she was going to try to work things out with him. Several month later I drafted a cute message to my daughter, but sent it t o the woman. Then 5 minutes later I sent her another email apologizing for the mistake and telling her I was deleting her contact info so that it would not happen again. She sent back a message saying that it was no big deal, and wishing me a happy holiday (it was close to Christmas). I replied wishing her a happy holiday and asking how things were going with her. One thing led to another and we started seeing each other again.
So if there is some one that you would like to contact, but feel like you should not contact them directly a "mistake" could be used to re-establish contact.
I went out with a woman a couple of times and things seemed to be going well. But then I received an email about how an "old boyfriend" had reappeared and she was going to try to work things out with him. Several month later I drafted a cute message to my daughter, but sent it t o the woman. Then 5 minutes later I sent her another email apologizing for the mistake and telling her I was deleting her contact info so that it would not happen again. She sent back a message saying that it was no big deal, and wishing me a happy holiday (it was close to Christmas). I replied wishing her a happy holiday and asking how things were going with her. One thing led to another and we started seeing each other again.
So if there is some one that you would like to contact, but feel like you should not contact them directly a "mistake" could be used to re-establish contact.
