Is it normal for a guy to borrow me his blazer?

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I mean, I know it's NORMAL but is it something guys do to any girl friend or just girls with whom they want something more?
(after a party)
He: I'm so cold
Me: I know, me too
He: Are you cold?
Me: Yeah, I'm always cold, and I'm wearing a dress.
- he starts to take off his coat and gives it to me, i try to deny it but he doesn't accept it -
Me: but weren't you cold?
He: Nah, I'm not cold anymore

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  • chained_rage
    9 years ago

    I would freeze my ass off rather than letting a female friend freeze her ass off

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  • dirtybirdy
    9 years ago

    Blazers are cool but a suburban is better.

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    • thegypsysailor
      9 years ago

      Hurray for long wheelbases.

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  • Fall_leaves
    9 years ago

    I've had friends lend me their hoodies or coats when I was cold, when I'm sure they were cold as well. Some guys are just nice like that.

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  • RoseIsabella
    9 years ago

    I dunno about nowadays, but when I was growing up in Texas it was sort of a Southern Gentleman thing. I would just advise you to be a lady about it, be sure to return the jacket at the end of the evening, and say thank you. If you like him, you could give him a little kiss on the cheek. You don't know him any more than that, sugah.
    ;-)

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  • Dazed_dreamer
    9 years ago

    I say normal, because my bestie lets me wear his clothes/jumpers all the time.
    I always saw this 'im so cold' act happen in america on tv and movies, when you return it see what he says..
    He might like you and was using it as a excuse to talk to you again or he was being the nice guy that he probably is.

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  • Murun
    9 years ago

    Lend, not borrow. You borrow from and lend to.

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  • regisphilbin
    9 years ago

    I think he meant the last comment figuratively, not literally, which suggests that his heart became warmer after having this conversation with you, and that he likes you.

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