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" So this morning, I woke up to a text. &amp;quot;In London and thinking about you.&amp;quot; it was from an unfamiliar number, which is because I ALWAYS take a guy&amp;#039;s number out of my phone when we&amp;#039;re through dating, even if we ended on good terms. I&amp;#039;ve found it eliminates a lot of in-the-moment texting and heartache. So, when I saw this, I was intrigued \u2014 and unsure of who it could be from. Was it Irish Matt, who&amp;#039;d moved to London in February and who I still think of fondly? Jeremiah, the rough around the edges video production guy who has a jet-set lifestyle and a propensity toward typos? Or was it John, my ex from three years ago who just tried to Facebook friend me? I didn&amp;#039;t know \u2014 so I responded back: Intriguing. Why are you in London? with the hopes of getting a context clue that could help me figure out the mystery. What I got: Oops! Sent to the wrong person. Men take note: Calling or texting someone to say you&amp;#039;re NOT THINKING about them is a phone faux pas!  Okaaaayyyyyy. I&amp;#039;ll admit it: I loved knowing a guy in London was thinking about me, but to know there&amp;#039;s a guy in London who&amp;#039;s actively NOT thinking about me? Yikes! But, hey! No matter who the guy is, at least they&amp;#039;re firmly in my past. Which is more than I can say for these ladies, who are finalists for Astroglide&amp;#039;s Proposals Gone Bad contest (one example: One guy proposed, chickened out, and said &amp;quot;April Fools!&amp;quot;) Eesh! Vote here, then tell me about any worst proposal stories you&amp;#039;ve heard... "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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