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Talking to a cute boy!? -- sounds childish, I know.


Question Posted Wednesday August 26 2009, 4:09 pm

Well to start off, I'm a 16 year old girl, and there's this cute boy that I noticed in band (marching band, heh) and he is a drummer.
I want to start talking to him, but I am pretty shy when it comes to talking to new people (especially when they're cute!)
Any suggestions? I was thinking maybe a simple compliment to start off but I just don't know! I get so nervous.
Any comments are helpful, maybe even self-experiences! :]


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Lexilistening answered Monday September 9 2013, 7:08 am:
Hi there.

I haven't been through this experience but my cousin has and i helped give her some advice. first of all walk up to him and introduce yourself or if u have a class with him say hi on your way in. start simple and a compliment would be just fine, but keep your self calm don't freak out and start mumbling about other stuff. it's just like talking to any other person you don't really know, just act natural. there's no shame in it.
Hope I could help.

Lexilistening.

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Matt answered Friday August 28 2009, 4:49 pm:
Ask him who is favorite drummers are. Then you can tell him yours. If you don't have any, your favorite drummers are Danny Carey, Brann Dailor, Gene Hoglan, Tim Alexander, and Nick Menza. Good group right there.

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Disconnected answered Friday August 28 2009, 6:35 am:
Ah, I know the feeling. Just last night I was out with a male friend, and we joined his friends in a bar, who I didn't know. Besides feeling self-conscious about being the only girl, I wasn't sure what I could talk to them about.
I started asking them about where they were from (knowing that they're not from the country we reside in) and just got the conversation going.
You could ask him how long he has been playing, about his other interests, compliment his playing, ask about the music he likes.
Even if you're shy, act confident (but not full of yourself) and he'll be nice. Don't come onto him too hard the first time you talk, but be casual and friendly :)
If you know anyone that hangs out with him, maybe there can be a group outing, and you can get to know him around his friends?

I hope this helped :)

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