chaoticchic15 answered Tuesday October 23 2007, 6:07 pm: i was in the same situation before.just ask him to go somewhere really casual like a movie you guys both might want to see and pizza afterwards.you wont sound anxious,as long as you dont jump down his throat if he cant make it.play it off as casual as possible and hell like the lack of pressure being put on him.just because your asking him doesnt mean your desperate.usually guys your age an be really shy or awkward in those situations and dont know how to ask.just take control and be yourself. [ chaoticchic15's advice column | Ask chaoticchic15 A Question ]
LagunaBabe answered Tuesday October 23 2007, 6:05 pm: My recommendation is to talk to him, even if it's online, and let him know how you feel about him. Or you can ask for his number and tell him you have something you need to say, and let him know on the telephone. I think face-to-face is always better, however, since you go to different schools it is probably a lot harder to do that. [ LagunaBabe's advice column | Ask LagunaBabe A Question ]
falalalakimmy answered Tuesday October 23 2007, 5:43 pm: Well, just be upfront with him and tell him how you feel! Then the time you guys will spend together will eventually come, with time. It takes time for a relationship to grow. (you may have heard that from the suite life of zack and cody, lol) My point is that you have to make your move! Dont wait for him to do it, becauase most guys are real shy at our age (Im a freshmen too) Except for a few, theyre just immature, lol. Let me know how that goes for you! [ falalalakimmy's advice column | Ask falalalakimmy A Question ]
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