HA HA! Been there done that. The thing is we still hooked up a couple of times after that awkward morning.
Yep. Bottom line is often the chick doesn't care if you know her name either.
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HA HA! Been there done that. The thing is we still hooked up a couple of times after that awkward morning.
HA HA! Been there done that. The thing is we still hooked up a couple of times after that awkward morning.
Move on, youve already waited too long!
You must be having sleepless nights as to what happened so here's a status update.
I was gonna talk to her yesterday,the moment was right but my stomach was not.I got reflux and other serious problems with my stomach so I was most likely gonna belch on her face so I didn't go to her.
However,I added her on facebook last night with a message saying that I was gonna buy her a coffee but she missed it (I needed a few mins till the belching session was over) but the offer is still valid.
She accepted 5 mins later,but still is silent.
Hahaha. Typical man advice. "Be straight forward and direct". WRONG.
Be that casual acquaintance she sees around, don't be a friend. When you see her out at the bar/show/party with her friends walk up to her friend and say hi and introduce yourself to her before acknowledging the girl you're actually interested in. This instantly sparks jealousy on an unconscious level ("why did he say hi to her first? I'm better than her").
These things are easy and crucial for the following reasons.
1) you never get put in the friend zone because you are never a "friend"
2) if you come right out and say you want her, she will instantly have the upper hand and think "I can have him if I want him, do I want him?" and make you seem like you have no other girl prospects.
3) the instant you spark her rivalry fuse at the bar/show/etc, she will think "I want him, I don't want my friend to have him" and make her feel that you are attractive/smooth enough that you wont care if she's around or not.
Getting the girl is very different behavior than keeping the girl, getting the girl takes convincing her subconscious that she wants you. Not just hoping she does.
Way to puss out. Nice passive aggressive maneuver. Fail on all counts. I couldn't go talk to her in person so I'm going to add her in facebook. You might as well walked over to her with LAME sharpied on your forehead.
At least the message I sent her was no way wussy.
I know this thread is now past the actually introducing yourself to her stage, but I'd like to tell a story. During my freshman year of college I was overcoming a lot of social boundaries I had in high school, and one of the largest ones was talking to girls.
There was this girl that I saw all the time and I thought she was absolutely beautiful. She looked like everything I was interested in. However, I had no "in" with her. I had no relation to her at all, no friends, nothing that we really shared other than that we ate at the same cafeteria. Being not so desperate for her, but still finding her rather beautiful, I just kept my distance and admired her whenever I saw her (but never stared or did anything creepy.)
One day during finals week though, the cafeteria was taking particularly long to open in the morning for breakfast. So, waiting outside the door was myself and, it just so happened, this girl that I had been admiring all semester. I thought about approaching her and argued with myself for a bit, thought hard about what I would say, and eventually just threw it all out of my mind, along with my cares, and just walked over and started talking to her, just casually, about how it was taking them awhile to open the cafeteria, how we had finals to get to, blah blah blah. Then the cafeteria opened, we went separately and got our food, and I went and asked if I could sit with her, she said sure and we talked over breakfast. I found out she had a boyfriend, about her major, about how she was probably transferring and all sorts of things like that, but it was an overall pleasant exchange and at the end she asked me if I liked going to shows. I said of course and she gave me her number and then we both left for our finals.
I never called her, or really ever talked to her or even saw her again, but I felt extremely accomplished. I still have the piece of paper with her number on it, and I'm extremely proud of how I acted that day. I learned a lot from it.
If I was your age, I would be deadly.
Well the timing was so right that and as she [DEL](I)[/DEL] missed that chance I felt it had to be that day.At least the message I sent her was no way wussy.Its her loss anyway.
Start a conversation with her first unless you know for sure you have a connection then just ask her out and go from there last thing you would want is to express your feelings and she is a weirdo get to know her.
The message might not have been but the delivery came wearing a nice little bo peep dress. Don't justify it by putting it in her court and saying her loss. YOU putzed out on this one. YOU failed to walk up to her confidently and ask her for a date/number. Facebook is secondary at best after you've already established the initial connection.
I predict the next thread will be how to get out of the friend zone because this is where you promptly placed yourself.