Not sure why this is being downvoted! I don’t leave my number if it’s a friend that has my number but if I’m in the car nothing wrong with leaving a voicemail. Or if you’re dating someone it’s nice to hear their voice if you missed a call.
My dad does this and it’s a little annoying but mostly adorable. Parents are just stuck in their ways and doing things like that is part of their charm. She leaves you voicemails because she loves you! She won’t be around forever and one day you’ll be glad she left them and listen back on them fondly 🙂
Don’t set up your friends unless they blatantly ask to be set up. My best friend just got engaged and now she gives my phone number to basically any single men she meets and keeps telling me she’s going to throw her bouquet AT me so I can catch it at her wedding. It’s getting a little ridiculous. Not everyone hates being single.
There are many times I connect with patients and that’s part of what makes my career great. But it would be inappropriate for me to exchange contact information and hang out outside of work. It seems a little strange to me that she confides in you. If you ran into her outside o the office and somehow developed a friendship that way, its a little better, but there should always be a clearly defined boundary between patients and healthcare professionals.
To add to the land portion: cities like New Orleans and Savannah, GA where you can just walk around with your drinks are unreal. I wish that were more common.
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Not sure why this is being downvoted! I don’t leave my number if it’s a friend that has my number but if I’m in the car nothing wrong with leaving a voicemail. Or if you’re dating someone it’s nice to hear their voice if you missed a call.
My dad does this and it’s a little annoying but mostly adorable. Parents are just stuck in their ways and doing things like that is part of their charm. She leaves you voicemails because she loves you! She won’t be around forever and one day you’ll be glad she left them and listen back on them fondly 🙂
I am very much looking forward to reading. Best of luck… you’ve got this!
Where’s Angela? I didn’t see you there behind that grain of rice. Boom, roasted!
Agreed!
Aww this broke my heart a little bit /:
Don’t set up your friends unless they blatantly ask to be set up. My best friend just got engaged and now she gives my phone number to basically any single men she meets and keeps telling me she’s going to throw her bouquet AT me so I can catch it at her wedding. It’s getting a little ridiculous. Not everyone hates being single.
I’m so glad I’m not the only one horrified when Bryan refers to himself as a physician. Nice try buddy.
Must be. I’ve met hot guys that have horrific personalities but it usually just makes them unattractive to me.
I genuinely don’t get what you see in this girl.
I was thinking the same thing… both of you text very strangely.
I can’t be the only person who misinterpreted the “asshole virgin” part of the title…
There are many times I connect with patients and that’s part of what makes my career great. But it would be inappropriate for me to exchange contact information and hang out outside of work. It seems a little strange to me that she confides in you. If you ran into her outside o the office and somehow developed a friendship that way, its a little better, but there should always be a clearly defined boundary between patients and healthcare professionals.
I appreciate this tremendously
Everyone in Florida has a dog named Yeti. It’s getting old.
Completely agree. This girl knows what she is doing and I guarantee she knows you’re interested. She just likes attention.
Lesson learned – won’t do it again
Sorry I skimmed…
To add to the land portion: cities like New Orleans and Savannah, GA where you can just walk around with your drinks are unreal. I wish that were more common.
Unless we don’t, then we’re huge bitches, right?