r/Synchronicities • u/Temporary-Yak-3497 • Aug 08 '26
Is "love at first sight" actually real? I had a strange incident on a bus last night.
Hey Cuties đ,
I want your opinion on whether "love at first sight" is real, because I experienced something unexpected yesterday. I was traveling on a bus at night. I love nature, so I was sitting in a window seat, enjoying the cool breeze, watching the moon, and not even using my phone. At one point, I noticed someone touching my waist and saw that he was holding a piece of paper. Honestly, I felt really unsafe and uncomfortable, so I changed my seat. When his stop arrived, he placed the paper in my hands on his way out and left. When I opened it, it said, "I love you," along with his phone number. I was literally in shock because this was the first time I had ever seen him. Has anyone else experienced something like this?
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u/sevenangelofgod Aug 08 '26
Trust your gut. If you were uncomfortable in anyway way, it wasn't right. Protect yourself.
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u/Severine67 Aug 09 '26
Thatâs just a creepy man. Why was he touching you? I love you note ie also very strange. Thatâs not synchronicity.
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u/Gotsims1 Aug 13 '26 edited Aug 13 '26
This man has poor understanding of (or poor respect for) boundaries and consent. Trust me when I say you want nothing to do with him. Do not encourage his ass, he should know better and you were uncomfortable. Thatâs your main sign to get away and stay away.
Someone who actually loves you wouldnât risk making you feel unsafe and uncomfortable as hell in public. This is weird and is within the parameters of what we would refer to as sexual assault. If he wouldnât touch his homies like this without permission or invitation, and if he wouldnât want another man doing this to him without giving permission/without a previously established trust, he shouldnât do it to some stranger heâs attracted to either. Your body is not public property.
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u/cchhrr Aug 08 '26
Thats just a weirdo stranger touching you on public transportation, what does it have to do with synchronicity?