This is a follow up to this post:
http://www.sosuave.net/forum/showthread.php?t=132902
Basically, contacted a girl online, we traded e-mails, seemed to get along, until she mentioned that she 'was just looking for friendship, not a date'. She has not mentioned having a bf.
In my personal experience, 'looking' for either of those things is counterproductive since they can't be forced (Then why did you go on a dating site? Shut up, that's why). And anyway, you can't pre-decide not to be attracted to someone before you meet them.
SO, I convinced her to come to a concert with me on Sunday (she said she had a paper to write, but it didn't take much persuading). I need some tips on how I can make her forget what she said earlier and open up to the idea of a sexual relationship with me WITHOUT trying to go too far too soon.
http://www.sosuave.net/forum/showthread.php?t=132902
Basically, contacted a girl online, we traded e-mails, seemed to get along, until she mentioned that she 'was just looking for friendship, not a date'. She has not mentioned having a bf.
In my personal experience, 'looking' for either of those things is counterproductive since they can't be forced (Then why did you go on a dating site? Shut up, that's why). And anyway, you can't pre-decide not to be attracted to someone before you meet them.
SO, I convinced her to come to a concert with me on Sunday (she said she had a paper to write, but it didn't take much persuading). I need some tips on how I can make her forget what she said earlier and open up to the idea of a sexual relationship with me WITHOUT trying to go too far too soon.