So one of the big things I've garnered from this stuff is that you should ask women on non-dates. Meaning low-pressure meetups you were going to anyway and she should "tag-along" or something like that.
However, I have heard advice that you should ask women on an actual date. I've heard it on here and in real life, from both women and men. This way she knows your intentions and doesn't automatically place you in the friend zone.
For instance, you could ask a girl on a tennis date since you find out you both play tennis. You both can have fun, you can tease her, whatever. But since it's a non-date, a woman just perceives this as friends having fun or hanging out. In other words, she's more likely to meet up with you, but less likely to perceive you romantically.
What's the verdict on this?
To be honest, I like just meeting up for drinks the first couple meet ups. It's low pressure and you can apply kino, etc.
However, I have heard advice that you should ask women on an actual date. I've heard it on here and in real life, from both women and men. This way she knows your intentions and doesn't automatically place you in the friend zone.
For instance, you could ask a girl on a tennis date since you find out you both play tennis. You both can have fun, you can tease her, whatever. But since it's a non-date, a woman just perceives this as friends having fun or hanging out. In other words, she's more likely to meet up with you, but less likely to perceive you romantically.
What's the verdict on this?
To be honest, I like just meeting up for drinks the first couple meet ups. It's low pressure and you can apply kino, etc.