To get straight to the point, it seems that both men and women sometimes block someone on LINE to decline or end their relationship with them. Has anyone ever unexpectedly run into the person they blocked—or who blocked them—afterward somewhere around town, creating an awkward situation?
If so, how did you handle the situation and get through it? Or does this kind of thing rarely happen? Do people take precautions to avoid situations like that when participating?
Thank you in advance.
You’re the type whose imagination just keeps running wild, lol.
Even if something like that really happened, wouldn’t you both just ignore each other and move on? What situation would you supposedly have to “get through”? lol Are you seriously going to confront them and ask why they blocked you? No way, haha.
I like imagining things too, but it needs to be a little more grounded in reality before it’s funny.
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Worrying about getting blocked before you’ve even joined—you’re certainly thorough.
At this point, it’s like worrying about dying before you’re even born. I think you should join first and see what it’s actually like.
Getting blocked would probably be upsetting, but I’m sure you’ve had enough life experience to get over it.
As for unexpectedly running into the other person in public, assuming you’re not a virgin, have you ever bumped into a woman you used to date?
What did you do then?
It’s the same thing.
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You probably have hundreds of classmates from your school days, but you don’t just randomly run into them.
And even if you happened to run into someone you broke up with after only seeing them a few times, it would just be like, “So what?”
You only need to be careful if you ended things so badly that they might stab you.
Marika
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