Advice About a Girl I Like Posted: 07-07-07 03:21am
ok i have liked this girl all through
grade 9-12 than in grade 12 i finally
asked her out to movie and she said yes
but it was at the end of the year and
after the movie we kinda never said we
should do this again or anything and i
tried phoning her 3 times but she wasnt
home so i've waited 3 weeks now cuz we
just graduated and dont go to school
together anymore but i still wanna ask her
out again and im just wondering how i
should do it, if i should visit her at her
work (restaurant) she's waitress, or phone
her or sumthing, i also want to know a
good place to take her thats a better
place than a movie and if theres anything
funny i can say to start up a conversation
cuz im not good at starting conversations
but once i get going i can do well. Thanks
for any advice.
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Magical Logic
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Joined: 14 Mar 2006 Posts: 2248
Posted: 07-07-07 11:54am
how about going to her work and leaving
her a big fat tip!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Tylanas
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Posted: 07-07-07 12:34pm
chase4
wrote:
how about going to her work
and leaving her a big fat tip!!!!!!!!!!!!
If she said she didn't want to go on
another date after the movie, then I
honestly think its time to move on. You're
graduated from highschool. Believe me,
very few people even talk to
the people they went to highschool with,
much less date or have any kind of
meaningful relationship.
Are you going to college this fall? There
are a lot of girls on a campus, and -if
you know where to look- they tend to be
more mature, open-minded, and less...
well, stupid, than girls in highschool.
I'm not saying there aren't dumb girls in
college, boy there are! But your chances
of meeting someone nice is a lot higher.
You'll make all new friends.
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j_j89
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 08 Jul 2007 Posts: 19
Posted: 07-08-07 21:06pm
I totally agree with the previous post
eiri i think is what I saw. When I was in
high school dating is so wishy washy and
mature feelings for a lasting relationship
are seldom invested. There are so many
beautiful, intelligent AND exciting women
in college. All three is just excellent.
Its amazing how you lose contact with so
many people in high school when you leave.
But be sure to protect yourself, don't
mean to sound like someones parent, but I
have seen that a large part of the college
dating world is focused around "hooking
up". Good luck with everything.
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nathaniel_1
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 09 Jul 2007 Posts: 4
Re: Advice About a Girl I Like Posted: 07-09-07 01:06am
I just read this very cool book called the
System, by Roy Valentine. I learned more
about picking up girls with this book than
in all my years of dating. I wish I had
the book when I was in college. I really
recommend this book for guys looking to
get hooked up.
