Overanalyzing time!

[Deleted]

I think you're over thinking it. I think he means if something should arise at the last minute, you'll have his number to let him know so he's not wondering what happened.

[udscoobychick]

Aug 28, 2012 9:08:54 GMT -5 doglove said:

I think you're over thinking it. I think he means if something should arise at the last minute, you'll have his number to let him know so he's not wondering what happened.

:Y: :Y:

[starryfish]

Aug 28, 2012 9:08:54 GMT -5 doglove said:

I think you're over thinking it. I think he means if something should arise at the last minute, you'll have his number to let him know so he's not wondering what happened.

this.

[turtle1120]

Aug 28, 2012 9:08:54 GMT -5 doglove said:

I think you're over thinking it. I think he means if something should arise at the last minute, you'll have his number to let him know so he's not wondering what happened.

This exactly. I wouldn't take it as an open invitation to start texting him or anything.

[hobs209]

Aug 28, 2012 9:08:54 GMT -5 doglove said:

I think you're over thinking it. I think he means if something should arise at the last minute, you'll have his number to let him know so he's not wondering what happened.

:Y:

[naeljun]

Aug 28, 2012 9:08:54 GMT -5 doglove said:

I think you're over thinking it. I think he means if something should arise at the last minute, you'll have his number to let him know so he's not wondering what happened.

Exactly

[starburst604]

What everyone else has said. I would always do the same when making a date. You should email him back your number.

[hobs209]

Aug 28, 2012 9:23:41 GMT -5 mintchocochip said:

Should I text him my number or email it back? He's coming from an hour and a half away so I want him to be able to text me if he's running late.

I'd email him yours.

[Bernadine]

I agree with everyone else- nbd, and you should send him yours.

[sparkles17]

Aug 28, 2012 9:37:36 GMT -5 Bernadine said:

I agree with everyone else- nbd, and you should send him yours.

Yup.

[ECB]

Yeah - overthinking. Anytime I make plans w/ someone and we don't have each others numbers, we always exchange them. Things happen and it's the easiest way to let him know if you're stuck in traffic, or.... who the heck knows.

[stephbfan]

I think it is common practice to give your phone number to someone you are going out with just in case something comes up.

Relax and have fun!

[roselis]

I agree, overthinking MCC. Email him back and say something like,
"Thanks. Here is my number as well, just in case xxx-xxx-xxxx."

[achase123]

Aug 28, 2012 10:31:16 GMT -5 @roselis said:

I agree, overthinking MCC. Email him back and say something like,
"Thanks. Here is my number as well, just in case xxx-xxx-xxxx."

This. And I vote for note texting/talking a lot before meeting. IMO it usually creates expectations that don't live up to the initial meeting. If you can keep the communication to a minimum it's more like an actual blind date, you know?

[blackkitty]

He wants you to have his number in case something comes up at the last minute or you are running late or something.

Email him your number.

DO NOT TEXT HIM!!! I REPEAT DO NOT TEXT HIM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Only use his number if something comes up

[Deleted]

Aug 28, 2012 10:34:25 GMT -5 achase123 said:

Aug 28, 2012 10:31:16 GMT -5 @roselis said:

I agree, overthinking MCC. Email him back and say something like,
"Thanks. Here is my number as well, just in case xxx-xxx-xxxx."

This. And I vote for note texting/talking a lot before meeting. IMO it usually creates expectations that don't live up to the initial meeting. If you can keep the communication to a minimum it's more like an actual blind date, you know?

I totally agree with this. And I think this is where online dating goes terribly wrong. I think it should be used as a tool to meet people, not to get to know them.

[heyney]

Aug 28, 2012 11:05:36 GMT -5 @pdx18 said:

Aug 28, 2012 10:34:25 GMT -5 achase123 said:

This. And I vote for note texting/talking a lot before meeting. IMO it usually creates expectations that don't live up to the initial meeting. If you can keep the communication to a minimum it's more like an actual blind date, you know?

I totally agree with this. And I think this is where online dating goes terribly wrong. I think it should be used as a tool to meet people, not to get to know them.

This

[wrathofkuus]

I think it means that he expects you not to be pdx's guy.

[explorer2001]

Aug 28, 2012 9:08:54 GMT -5 doglove said:

I think you're over thinking it. I think he means if something should arise at the last minute, you'll have his number to let him know so he's not wondering what happened.

This or if you get lost, stuck in traffic, whatever.

[bullygirl979]

Aug 28, 2012 9:08:54 GMT -5 doglove said:

I think you're over thinking it. I think he means if something should arise at the last minute, you'll have his number to let him know so he's not wondering what happened.

Another vote in the DL camp. I do this too when I am making dates. It isn't so we can text but rather if he is running late and needs to let me know. Or vice versa. I am more likely to check my texts/VM rather than my email prior to a date.