Receiving Flowers from a "Secret Admirer"


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upstategirl is offline upstategirl Post #1  July 16,2011, 10:09am
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A week ago yesterday, I received a bouquet of flowers delivered to me at home. The enclosed card read ......

Fondly,
An Admirer

I have no clue who could have sent the flowers as I am currently not dating anyone and my last date was about a month ago, and a second date never occured by mutual agreement. Also, I am currently on a dating "hiatus" so I have not met anyone or dated since my last date.

My question would be why would someone send me flowers, but not indicate who they came from? I thought maybe the person would come forward, but it has been 8 days and still nothing?
 
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If I was a woman and this happened to me, I would find it very creepy that someone who is afraid to approach me, knows where I live...
 
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Sparkles56 wrote :
If I was a woman and this happened to me, I would find it very creepy that someone who is afraid to approach me, knows where I live...

Yes, that is the part that is bothering me....they know where I live, yet I have no clue who sent the flowers. Wasn't sure if I was over-reacting by thinking it was creepy....but every day that passes and still no indication who sent them, it get's more creepy.
 
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It's pretty creepy as I think most guys that I know would never do this knowing how a woman would react.

It's different when you are in grade/high school and during Valentine's Day you got a secret heart or card in your locker...LOL...

But a grown man sending this to your home is off to me...especially not following through if you knew them later that day or the next with a phone call..

Do you know if it was from a particular company that sent/dropped them there?

I know some women/men might think this is great...but again...I just think that there is plenty room for suprising someone when in a relationship and being romantic...something like this just doesn't show the man is thinking forward on how it could be perceived..
 
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Maybe the florist had the wrong address? And, meanwhile, there is a guy sitting there thinking "I can't believe that Mary never even called to thank me for those beautiful flowers!"

Can you call the florist to find out who ordered them? I don't know what kind of information they can give out, but that is really creepy if the flowers were indeed meant for you from "an admirer". If I were you, I would keep the record, and a history of when this occurred, in case you ever need it later.
 
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Call the flower shop that sent them and ask. Tell them the card got lost.
 
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When they were delivered, the delivery person had my full name and I also had to sign for them.....so they were meant for me. I do know the shop they came from, I should have thought of calling and asking if they could give me information. I will give them a call and see if they have any information about who sent them.
 
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Yipes. Hopefully they're from a guy who just incorrectly assumes you'll know who he is.
 
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Who knows. There are some messed up people out there. Let's hope it was a mistake as mitchell surmised.
 
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My guess? It's a coworker or a married friend who is obsessing on you but doesn't want to 'cross that line.'

Creepy? Yes. But he probably thinks it's romantic.
 
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