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Hey You...ok she said this over text?
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Gnarwhal
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I always thought it was a little more affectionate than the average greeting. Ladies, please correct me if I'm wrong. As a guy, I'm used to "what's up bro" and "hey" or "yo dude" so when a girl says "hey you" I kinda think she's excited to talk.
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Strider1002
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I agree with the Bagel. "Hey you" seems a little more affectionate than a casual greeting.
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I do tend to use that more with people I'm excited to talk to, but it doesn't necessarily have any romantic or flirty connotations.
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Messy
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Now I have this song stuck in my head.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RUPbnDEAk0k
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RUPbnDEAk0k
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Did she say "Hey you...okay" or "Hey you?"
because the former would imply that she is concerned about your mental or physical health.
If not then, she is trying to do the Okay? Okay thing from The Fault in Our Stars. If you have not read the book, shame on yourself, go read it now, and do not discuss things further.
If the later then she was just using an informal version of English to send salutations and make sure you took as personally as possible. If that is confusing then perhaps a refresher course on English might be in order.
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I don't know... "Hey you!" Could mean different things to different people. To me, "Hey you" in a text is just a nicer way of saying "Hi". It's more personal. It doesn't mean she has feelings for you or anything, it's just friendly. I wouldn't read into it anymore than that.
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