Here we are, two and half weeks after my return, I have booked another trip to Cuba with my friend *thankfully she smokes - finally a smoking buddy*
During my email correspondence with Jorge, he would always ask me when he will see me and that he misses me. Yeah yeah yeah, I don't think I miss him, I just have an over active imagination. Finally, I confessed that I was going to return to Cuba soon. But honestly, his email skills are quite lacking. I almost wished he had family members write on his behalf if it means it will go past the same few sentences he keeps sending me. I only know he's the one writing the emails because surprisingly he owns an iPhone 5 (which is indicative that he definitely has a wealthy girlfriend backing him) and every email I receive have been sent from an iPhone 5. I also creeped him when he was sending an email to me when I was literally sitting beside him still, so I know the format in which his emails arrive in.
Gosh. Let's go through the rotation of messages I get from him. And laughingly they are titled "amor" which is SO cliché because in all the forums I have browsed through, they all refer to these amor emails as the primary way scam artists get to the tourists. So in a kind of "f*** you" to the whole notion, I always change the title to "amigo" when I respond back to him because I am not your "love" or "little love", I can't even define what he is so he sure as hell is not defining who I am, grouping me into the same group of other tourists that fall for his...rather boring words. So here goes:
"I miss you, how r u doing?"
"How's life in Canada?"
"I miss you, I hope to see you soon"
"Te extrano"
"I hope I see you again, I miss you"
"Hola"
"What are you doing right now?"
"Send me a picture of you tomorrow" (This one was unique, he sure must think I'm stupid if I am going to send him a picture of me - in the age of the selfies, I don't think it's wise to be sending one to a Cuban)
Sometimes I think he picked the wrong girl to be spending 1CUC a message to, I am so cynical and have my own agenda/game. Maybe I do belong in Cuba. Anyways, the strange thing about these emails are that it's so one sided. Even when I respond and ask a polite "how are you?" In return, he doesn't ever answer my questions and instead charges on with the same but worded a little different email messages as shown above. Yet, I can't help but feel a little twinge of excitement and happiness when I see an email notification from him pop up.
So to sum it up, I have issues.
Haha sounds all to familiar but his name was alejandro.
ReplyDeleteOmg haha glad I'm not the only one getting these types of emails, at least we can laugh about them
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