I agree with FortyOztoFreedom.
You thinking that a girl being a "nice girl" means that a guy saying anything sexual to her will turn her off or offend her will land you into the friendzone.
I GUARANTEE it. It'll happen that way because you are going to let
YOUR "FALSE" PERCEPTION OF HER cause you to be ASEXUAL around her.
You're going to hide your sexuality/your manliness whenever you're with her out of fear of making her mad or making her want nothing to do with you.
You have a misunderstanding. ALL PEOPLE: whether they're outgoing or shy,introverted or extroverted,male or female,18 or 60,ALL PEOPLE have sexual desire. It may vary to different degrees with one another,but it's there.
If you think her being a "good girl" means she wants nothing to do with sex,you might as well just leave her alone right now.
You want to date this girl,right? Well what do you think the whole point of dating/asking a girl out in the first place is? It's showing a SEXUAL interest in someone. If a girl accepts your date invitation,then that means she's open to the possibility of something sexual between you two.
You're mistaken. Being a "good girl" doesn't mean she doesn't want sex. It just means she doesn't want to be viewed as a "slvt" for wanting sex.
S. Pryor said:
I would go more sexual but she's a "good girl" and if I even say "tits" her ****ing head would explode.
Being "sexual" doesn't mean being VULGAR or OBSCENE. You could simply tell her you like the way she looks in something. That's sexual. It's something you wouldn't say to a guy.
Asking her out on a date is sexual. Saying to a girl,"I WANT to see you" is sexual. Saying,"Are you a good girl or a bad girl?" is sexual.
That's what we mean by being sexual with a girl,not talking about her "tits" or "azz".
If the examples I gave of being sexual are things you're afraid to say to this girl,then you're ALREADY off track.
S. Pryor said:
I remember one time she asked me if she looked sleepy and I said no. What I wanted to say was "you look like you've been having sex all night".
I'm glad you didn't say that to her.
S Pryor said:
I don't know how well that would have gone over but in this game you have to have tact.
I agree that you have to have tact,but there's a difference between using "tact" and not being sexual at all out of "FEAR".
S. Pryor said:
However, another time I told her she had something on her pants but she quickly figured out it was a tactic to look at her ass. She did end up lifting her backpack to show me her ass a little better so go figure.
All this flirting and being sexual in your conversation with is is like pre-heating an oven. It has a purpose. It's not the goal ITSELF,simply something to help you to that goal.
You want to do this FIRST,but eventually,you have to ask her out.
All that being "sexual" means NOTHING if you don't eventually ask the girl out.
You don't pre-heat an oven for nothing. It's to prepare it for something to come.
Likewise,it's the same with flirting and teasing and being sexual. It's all to prepare her.
S. Pryor said:
And it's not a friend-zone thing with her either cause this has been her MO since I met her.
If you've been around her for two or three months and you haven't asked her out yet,or been sexual with her in all that time,then it IS a "friendzone" thing.
If you're afraid to say anything even remotely sexual to her,then you are friendzoned.
If you want to know for certain,then easy,ask her out.