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The Master Disaster said:So I met with this girl that I've been meeting for a couple weeks for a class.
We worked on this project, and when we decided it was over she wanted me to help her with this article (I am one of the editors at the school's newspaper).
Couple minutes went by, and she asked me advice about this dude who keeps asking her out. She doesn't like him or attracted to him, but she feels sorry for him and wanted me to help her figure out a way to turn him down. She kept saying that she didn't have a boyfriend, and everyone knew. "I was like how do they know?"
She replied like, "They just know." Sounds fishy... After awhile, she said, "Maybe, I'll just say I like this other guy, and it wouldn't be fair for either of us." She got really, really nervous when she said this. I smirked on the inside because she avoided eye contact. I some how think... she was talking about me.
My god, I'm an idiot. I didn't know how to slide it in that I wanted to ask her out. I should been like, "I got an idear. Let's go out," but no I just made bunch load of jokes.
What was funny is I mentioned something about a girl, and she got all serious. She looked a lil' jealous, but I didn't draw it out or anything. I just mentioned it.
Neways, I kind of convinced her to go to this workshop on Saturday. I asked her if she was going she said no. I told her I had to go (because i'm an editor), and she was like, "You know what I'll try to make it. I have a party, but if I can I'll go." Maybe I didn't convince her.
God, I hope she goes. I'm gonna ask her if she wants to get some lunch after the workshop if she goes.
I feel so damn dumb. I can't believe I didn't capitalize on it. It was such a gimme.
If she doesn't go, next time we mee I'm gonna ask her if she wants to grab something after. If I don't act now... I'm gonna miss my chance.
Basically, there is a guy in her Spanish class who keeps asking her out, and she kept turning him down, but he continued and continued. That's what she asked me about on Friday because apparently the dude asked her out on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, but she said she was busy. Then he asked her out on Monday, and she was like "Fine!"Igetit! said:This is weird:
The two of you got "really,really close", to where your faces almost touched;
You didn't want to ask her out on a Monday,because she might lose interest;
You were talking to her about another guy who she"already" has a date with,but whom she says she doesn't like.
This is one of the craziest,most off-the-rocker,most confusing things I've ever read on this forum. You say that she likes you,right? Well,why is she "just talking" to you,the guy she likes,but she's dating (or is,she has a date) a guy who she doesn't like? What kind of sense does that make?
Am I in the minority here? Am I the only one to whom this doesn't make sense? Don't get me wrong man,I want you to suceed. I want you to be able to date this girl. I don't get any pleasure out of guys who try to improve themselves getting turned down when asking for dates.
But at the same time,I try to be realistic. I'm sorry man,but this is just plain awkward to me. I don't know how long you've been interested in this girl,but I'm sure it was before she accepted this date with this guy who she "doesn't like". Doesn't that seem strange to you? You,the guy she likes,who's been interested in her for a couples of weeks haven't even asked her out yet,but some guy who she "doesn't even like" gets a date with her just like that. Something just seems off about this.
I hope you do get a date with this girl,I really do. And if you do,come back here and tell us all how you pulled this one off,because I've GOT to see this.
Just because a woman listens to you and acts interested in what you say doesn't mean she really is. She might just be acting polite, while silently wishing that the date would hurry up and end, or that you would go away... and never come back.
Quote taken from The SoSuave Guide to Women and Dating, which you can read for FREE.
Oh,ok. I see. She doesn't want to break his heart. Seems to me like this guy can take care of himself. He asked her out on Friday,Saturday,and Sunday,three days in a row,three times,and got turned down all three. Yet,he was persistant,and finally got the date. He got what you want.The Master Disaster said:Basically, there is a guy in her Spanish class who keeps asking her out, and she kept turning him down, but he continued and continued. That's what she asked me about on Friday because apparently the dude asked her out on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, but she said she was busy. Then he asked her out on Monday, and she was like "Fine!"
She explained to me that there is no interest, attraction, or anything. She just doesn't want to break his heart because he's a nice guy.
This is a problem. This is why I said that the more time that passes by,the less chance you'll ever have of dating her. Look at what you said. You said that you didn't want to ask her out because you think that things would change,and there would be some awkwardness between the two of you. And you're right. It's because you took too long to show interest in her. In fact,you still haven't shown an interest by asking her out yet.The Master Disaster said:I didn't ask her out on Monday because ... I don't know I have a feeling it would change our interaction maybe make it more awkward. But if I ask her out on Wednesday (Next time we are meeting), there is only class on Thursday before we'd go out, so it would give us less face to face time to be awkward.
Umm, not really. If you think about it, technically we had a date today. We got food and went back to her house for 4 hours when none of her roommates were there... I mean ... think about it.Igetit! said:I bet you a million dollars that if you could,you'd trade places with this guy right now. You're feeling nervous and uneasy about asking her out,while he's out on a date with her. Man that sucks.
But you already have a plan to ask her out on Wednesday,so hey,let's see what happens
Ok,so "technically" today you had a date with her. Well,did she know it was a date? Or is this just your interpetation?The Master Disaster said:Umm, not really. If you think about it, technically we had a date today. We got food and went back to her house for 4 hours when none of her roommates were there... I mean ... think about it.
You know what? This might be true,but at least he has had an official date with her,where she knows it's a date. Can you say the same thing?The Master Disaster said:Think about it. Because this dude has shown so much interest she is turned off,
Well,I hope you're right about this. You better come back here and let us know what went down when you finally do ask her out.The Master Disaster said:There is no doubt in my mind that she has a thirst for me right now, and once I ask her out soon she's going to put on a grin and say yes without hesitation.
It's because I let this thing fester for so long that she's lusting for me. She's desperate for me to ask her out. She's throwing all the signs the book has to offer, but I'm improving my worth by not immediately giving in. By the time I ask her out, she's going to think I'm some great catch.
Now this is the part I don't understand. You say if you don't act soon,you think she'll move on,but at the same time,you say that you've already had a date with her today. What do you mean by this "if you don't act soon"?The Master Disaster said:I agree that if I don't act soon; she'll get frustrated and bored then move on, but if I act soon she'll be mine for the taking.
Agree with JohnChap. She is starting to use you as her emotional tampon. Next time you see her you ask her out right on the spot or cut your loss and move on to someone else.JohnChap said:listening to your guys ***** about your problems and beat yourself up for it makes me want to throw up.
LISTEN man, be a ****ing man and EITHER ask the beauty out or accept being a friend becuase chances are, that's all you are to her(those who fail to capitalize on opportunities, must suffer the consequences)
And stop ****ing ASSUMING she likes you when in reality you really DO NOT know if she likes you.
Your filtering almost every one of her responses through the purifier of a needy, WUSS bag.
This girl seems to be telling you about her problems. Women tell friends about their problems, NOT guys they're attracted to, but maybe
I could NOT be wrong.
I think I need a bag to throw up now.
Yeah, I'm dying to know tooIgetit! said:Hey Master Disaster,
What's up with this thread man? You never gave us a conclusion or let us know how things turned out with this girl. Did you ask her out or not? And if you did,well,what did she say? All the time and energy we put into our replies to this thread,and you're just going to leave us hanging like that? Tell us something man,you at least owe us that much.
Stop kicking yourself about this. This isn't a "really easy opportunity that you missed." When you have good, honest, and open communication, dating is super easy. But basically, because you still seem to be trying to hide your sexual feelings, this is going to be a very difficult situation for you.The Master Disaster said:So I met with this girl that I've been meeting for a couple weeks for a class.
We worked on this project, and when we decided it was over she wanted me to help her with this article (I am one of the editors at the school's newspaper).
Couple minutes went by, and she asked me advice about this dude who keeps asking her out. She doesn't like him or attracted to him, but she feels sorry for him and wanted me to help her figure out a way to turn him down. She kept saying that she didn't have a boyfriend, and everyone knew. "I was like how do they know?"
She replied like, "They just know." Sounds fishy... After awhile, she said, "Maybe, I'll just say I like this other guy, and it wouldn't be fair for either of us." She got really, really nervous when she said this. I smirked on the inside because she avoided eye contact. I some how think... she was talking about me.
My god, I'm an idiot. I didn't know how to slide it in that I wanted to ask her out. I should been like, "I got an idear. Let's go out," but no I just made bunch load of jokes.
What was funny is I mentioned something about a girl, and she got all serious. She looked a lil' jealous, but I didn't draw it out or anything. I just mentioned it.
Neways, I kind of convinced her to go to this workshop on Saturday. I asked her if she was going she said no. I told her I had to go (because i'm an editor), and she was like, "You know what I'll try to make it. I have a party, but if I can I'll go." Maybe I didn't convince her.
God, I hope she goes. I'm gonna ask her if she wants to get some lunch after the workshop if she goes.
I feel so damn dumb. I can't believe I didn't capitalize on it. It was such a gimme.
If she doesn't go, next time we mee I'm gonna ask her if she wants to grab something after. If I don't act now... I'm gonna miss my chance.
Do you remember writing this? This quote of yours is from 2 weeks ago.The Master Disaster said:Yea,I'm definately going to ask her out next time.
This one is from an hour ago.The Master Disaster said:I'll ask her out on Thursday. I won't let you guys down.