Thread: Not sure what to think. (Asking a girl out related.)
Started 1 month, 2 weeks ago by Liver&Onions
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Originally Posted by Liver&Onions
the latter. Sorry dude.
Yeah, I'm not too worried about it. That's what I figured anyway. Just wanted to get some outside opinions.
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Originally Posted by TheNightFlier
[obligatory]Buy her a laptop.[/obligatory]
In all seriousness, she doesn't seem that interested. Never hurts to ask though.
It's just odd because all of the signs pointed to her being interested.
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Originally Posted by PopcornBandit
Anyway, my question is, do you guys think it was an actual maybe?
Even if it's the most serious actual maybe in the history of actual maybes, it's still a maybe. If she wanted to go, she would have said yes. She did not. It's a yes or no question, even if you have to ...
Oh, and THIS:
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Originally Posted by OscarBluth
Whatever you do, don't bring it up again. Ever. Don't even mention it as a possible joke. Keep your conversations strictly professional. If she changes her mind, she will tell you.
Just continue to be friendly, maybe even drift away a little bit to see if you get any response.
I usually hear that advice all the time if you get shot down by a friend or potential more than friend.
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Originally Posted by PopcornBandit
It's just odd because all of the signs pointed to her being interested.
These are the real signs she was putting up:
Unfortunately, for many chicks the "Friend Zone" sign is very similar to the "Make Out City" sign, which can make it hard for a guy to tell ...
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Originally Posted by PopcornBandit
It's just odd because all of the signs pointed to her being interested.
That's why we have the expression "cock-tease."
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Originally Posted by Lethal Nemesis
there was a story in our local paper about how female employees at the supermarket had to cut down on greeting guy customers with eye contact and a smile because the guys would interpret it as flirting and would ask them out. some would even try to meet them in the parking lot to ask them ...
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Originally Posted by Lethal Nemesis
there was a story in our local paper about how female employees at the supermarket had to cut down on greeting guy customers with eye contact and a smile because the guys would interpret it as flirting and would ask them out. some would even try to meet them in the parking lot to ask them ...
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Originally Posted by Artman
At least you tried... the worst thing is not knowing. I think saying "let me take you to dinner.." isn't the best phrasing either. You might also start smaller, like getting coffee or a drink (if you're of age).
Agree with this statement. She was saying no, and I think you ...
Quote: Originally Posted by OscarBluth What would she say? "Hey, you know when you asked me out for dinner? I'm still too busy." That would honestly get a laugh out of me.
Quote: Originally Posted by Tracer Bullet But they are my mental model for how straight people commence to fucking. Are you telling me I'm wrong? There is a huge disconnect between "romantic" movies and television vs. real life. Most of the things that guys do to get women in popular media would get you a restraining order in real life.
Quote: Originally Posted by PopcornBandit UPDATE (in case anyone cares): Worked with her today and she struck up multiple conversations and everything seemed normal. No mention of me asking her out, no awkwardness or anything (from either party). So, that's good. What would she say? "Hey, you know when you asked me out for dinner? I'm still too busy." Quote: Originally Posted by PopcornBandit You guys are blowing the whole...
Quote: Originally Posted by Groucho See, this is the problem right here. You don't want to hurt anybody's feelings, but you're actually making things worse by dragging it on and on. Just say no. Well I'm not talking about dating anymore since I'm married, but a lot of people won't no for an answer. If they did, saying no wouldn't be so difficult. They keep on nagging/wheedling/begging like a telemarketer.
Quote: Originally Posted by Indy24LA Honestly you have no real play here, except the hail mary of pretending to like some other girl and asking her advice about what you should do (can't do this right away though). What might happen with this is she might get jealous and all of the sudden be available for that dinner. it's a definite long shot, but i know this 'plan' has worked at least once before. it's a rough road,...
Quote: Originally Posted by PopcornBandit I'm not going to avoid her unless she avoids me. It's not like I haven't been turned down before, lol. In fact, I am still friends with the couple of girls who did turn me down. If they wanted to date you now, would you be willing?
Quote: Originally Posted by Groucho Just like The Borg are not a species, Jim and Pam are not real people. But they are my mental model for how straight people commence to fucking. Are you telling me I'm wrong?
Quote: Originally Posted by Liver&Onions Here I thought when you said she walked to your department which is out of the way you meant from accounting to marketing, floors apart in a building. Not checkout counter to the produce department. Ha ha. Good point. I was thinking an office environment too.
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