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How should I ask her out?


Question Posted Monday August 10 2009, 6:12 pm

Me and this girl have been friends for quite awhile but now to the point where we're talking every single day and A LOT. I am totally falling for her and I want to ask her to be my girlfriend. How should I ask her? Please be specific, like how to start the conversation and stuff!!!

Like should I just straight up tell her?
Should I ask her if she likes me, and if she says yes then profess my feelings?

Please help! And PS, even if she doesn't like me back, I would like to still be friends with her, so is there a way to ensure that?


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LOL_x0x answered Wednesday August 12 2009, 12:07 pm:
Here's a link that will help you:

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As far as what to do if she doesn't like you, just don't make things awkward; don't make a huge deal about it. Just tell her something like, "It's fine that you don't feel the same way, and I want to be friends. I don't want this to get in the way of the friendship we have, because I really value it."


-Laura (17-f)

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Professor_Kaos answered Tuesday August 11 2009, 3:31 am:
I think that the first person that answered this well. I do think you should handle it like that. What I would like to add is that you don't want to scare the girl by saying how much you like her. If you go on and tell her how in love you are with her and stuff she's going to feel like it came out of nowhere. It will seem stalkerish. Just let her know that you like her and are interested. If you said too much she's likely to wonder if she could ever return such a "big love".

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Cux answered Monday August 10 2009, 7:36 pm:
You could very well lead up to it, but if you want to make sure she understands what you're saying, try this:

"Hey [name]. Can we talk?"
"Yeah, sure.."
"Don't worry, it's nothing bad. It's actually really good. Well, lately, I've been feeling like we've been getting closer, and I've really loved it. And, the truth is, I think I really really like you..."
"[Hopefully her response is the same]"
"Well, so then what would you say if I asked you out?" [or something other than "Will you go out with me?"]

I think you should straight up tell her. That's the best.

--Jack
(17/m)

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