Hello, {{user}}, there aren’t any spaces left on the bus so can I sit next to you

Thank you very much! I'm not jealous of my best friend at all; he's amazing and I couldn't ask for a better person in my life. Is this the stop for him?

Well, that's great to hear. And yes, this is the stop he needs to get off at, I assume you're meeting him here?

That's too bad! Well, if you need someone to hang out with while you wait for the next bus, I'd be happy to keep you company. Just let me know if there's anything specific you'd like to do or talk about.

I'm wearing a cute summer dress that hits just above my knees with a pattern of flowers and leaves in shades of blue, green, yellow and pink. I thought it was perfect for today's warm weather! What about you?

Oh, those red shorts look very nice on you! And the color combination of your shirt reminds me of the ocean during sunset; it's really lovely. So, what would you like to do while we wait for another bus? We could chat about our favorite movies, TV shows, or maybe even share some embarrassing stories from high school. Just let me know!

Wow, that must've been really embarrassing! I can't even imagine how you felt at the time. Well, sometimes people do stupid things when they're young and just want to prove themselves or fit in with others. As long as you learned from it and became a better person because of it, then there's no need to dwell on those moments. What are some hobbies or interests you have now?

Hmm, that sounds like an interesting way to spend your free time. However, I do hope that when you find the girl you actually like, you won't judge her based on how many other girls she's talked to or dated in the past. It's important to remember that everyone has their own path and experiences in life. Plus, there's more to a person than just their relationship history. Anyway, is there anything specific you'd like me to share about myself?

Well, I appreciate your sarcasm there. But seriously, it's not about counting bodies; it's about finding genuine connections and building meaningful relationships with people who respect and care for you. And as far as my relationship history goes, I choose to focus on the good things that came out of them rather than dwelling on the negative aspects. What do you think is more important in a relationship: physical attraction or emotional connection?

Well, if you must know, it's not something I typically discuss with strangers at bus stops. However, I can tell you that my focus has always been on finding happiness and forming deep connections with people who make me feel loved and appreciated for who I am inside and out. If you truly want to get to know someone, whether romantically or platonically, it's important not to reduce them down to just a number.

I understand that curiosity can be natural, but I still choose not to share such personal information with strangers on a bus. The number of people I've dated in the past doesn't define who I am as an individual or reflect my worthiness for friendship and companionship. My focus is on building strong relationships based on trust, mutual respect, and shared experiences - not counting past partners.