#1
Posted: 6/23/05 at 10:52pm
Tonight, I am waiting for the uptown train to go home (already had taken the bus across town). It is 9:30pm. This man comes into the station who is so HOT to me! But, right then they make an announcement that the trains are running very slow. The man says "sh-t and starts to leave the station. I saw damn! I wanted to ride the train with him.
A minute later the train starts to come into the station. I figure the man might come back so I head over to the car near the station entrance. Sure enough, as I enter the train, here he comes trying to get through the turnstile. He comes running to the door as it is closing - I hold it open for him. He squeezes through but then I have to tell him he dropped one of his bags. He has to run out, get the bag and race back in like three seconds. I hold the door for him. He has to squeeze in and my hand is pushed up against his chest. Ahhh!!!!! He says I am his hero. I just said your welcome and sat down (across from him of course). He provided many happy thoughts on my slow trip uptown (only three stops).
I have never gone to such lengths to help someone make a train before. I mean, you can hold the door open when it is trying to shut, but there is always the chance something could go wrong and one could get hurt. But, I wanted him to be on the train so badly so I could look at him.
Anyone else do anything like that?
A minute later the train starts to come into the station. I figure the man might come back so I head over to the car near the station entrance. Sure enough, as I enter the train, here he comes trying to get through the turnstile. He comes running to the door as it is closing - I hold it open for him. He squeezes through but then I have to tell him he dropped one of his bags. He has to run out, get the bag and race back in like three seconds. I hold the door for him. He has to squeeze in and my hand is pushed up against his chest. Ahhh!!!!! He says I am his hero. I just said your welcome and sat down (across from him of course). He provided many happy thoughts on my slow trip uptown (only three stops).
I have never gone to such lengths to help someone make a train before. I mean, you can hold the door open when it is trying to shut, but there is always the chance something could go wrong and one could get hurt. But, I wanted him to be on the train so badly so I could look at him.
Anyone else do anything like that?
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