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So, I talked to a friend of hers, and she said that she was taken, and said sorry. I just played it off like no big deal, like I've said. If she's taken, then she's taken. Oh well. :/ ---------- Post added at 11:59 PM ---------- Previous post was at 11:55 PM ---------- "she turned kind of shy"? I mean when I said she was different, and interesting not like most people, (not so blunt, I was subtle), she blushed and within a minute we said bye and talked to other people in the class. But, since he…
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So today in first I talked to her about school stuff then slowly more into the personal things, (weekend plans, other chat stuff, whatever) I just said, "Hey, it seems like coffee isn't your favorite thing to do, so why don't I go to your club's performance?" Her, "Yea, that'd be awsome!" Me, "Are you singing in the performance?" Her, "No, but I get an awsome costume. You'll hear me sing one of these days." Me, "Aww, you're going make me wait that long?" Her, "Hahaha" Me, "Well, you're very inte…
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Yep. Total agree. I thank you guys for helping me out. My last question for the day is this: To prevent awkwardness (if there'd be any) tomorrow when I see her, (since I asked her to coffee today), what would be the best way to approach it? Kinda not talking to her? Or acting like I never asked her?
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Quote from Scaredycrow: “Coffee is super classy. A little bit typical but going for coffee can be cheap, interesting, and a lot of fun, if you're good at talking to each other. That being said, if you guys haven't really hung out outside of school a situation like coffee could be intimidating because you have no choice but to talk the whole time, and if the conversation ever dies it can get awkward. Those guys are right, maybe somewhere fun she might really enjoy - she may be more willing to say…
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Oh, I know not to be stupid like that. I'm just new to this whole thing, and I'm not used to it. I'm just asking around for the best way to go about this. ---------- Post added at 06:34 PM ---------- Previous post was at 06:33 PM ---------- Quote from dusk: “I wouldn't tbh, but say if you came by and said hi to all of them for a little bit and left I don't think it would be a big deal, it's just guys that tag along too much.” Exactly my point. I knew it would be fuckin' lame. I'd probably be fri…
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You may have read my post yesterday on the same topic. I enjoy her company when we talk, and she's very pretty. She's all smiles when we talk, and we have a lot in common. I'm confident when I talk to her, and I approach her around her friends, because I just don't care about being judged. So, with that said, this happened: I ended up walking through the hall after school, and saw her. I initially was just going to say hi, and both smile at each other, but I grew a pair and took a risk. Me: "Hey…
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Quote from dusk: “If doing what you want is something you can't get into, you have a serious problem on your hands. I thought you were complaining about all of those things... and none of them are really a big deal, if you want things different, make them different.” Oh, not that. I felt you were hinting at me partying, drinking and smoking. (You were just making a statement, I get it now :P) I was just saying I don't get into those things. I do what I want, I'm just sometimes limited by circula…
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Quote from Linda: “Her cell phone number, or her house number? Have you tried texting her since?” Cell, and she doesn't receive texts. Only calls. ---------- Post added at 05:25 PM ---------- Previous post was at 05:25 PM ---------- Quote from dusk: “Smoke and drink and party and get to know that girl and ask people to come hang out with you. Do whatever you want man!” That's just not my thing, really. I've never got into any of that shit, by choice really. I just don't care to jump into it.