TL;DR: Asking someone out can be nerve-wracking, but being straightforward and genuine is often the best approach. Consider your relationship with the person, choose a comfortable setting, and suggest a specific activity. Confidence and clarity in your intentions are key.
Understanding Your Feelings
Before asking someone out, it's essential to understand your feelings and what you want from the interaction. Many commenters emphasized the importance of being honest about your emotions. For instance, one user suggested saying something like, âHey, Iâm really interested in you and I want to know if youâre down to hang out sometime?â 1:2. This directness can help set the tone for a clear conversation about your intentions.
Choosing the Right Moment
Timing and context matter when asking someone out. A casual environment can ease the pressure. One commenter recommended inviting the person to an event or activity, such as grabbing coffee or going to a concert, which allows for natural conversation 8:1. Another user mentioned that asking during a friendly gathering can make it feel less intimidating
2:1.
Being Direct vs. Casual Approaches
While some prefer a straightforward approach, others might opt for a more casual hint. For example, saying, âIâd love to take you on a romantic date if youâre open to it,â balances honesty with respect for the other person's feelings 2:4. Alternatively, a light-hearted suggestion like, âWanna upgrade this situationship to an actual date?â can also work well
2:3.
Handling Rejection Gracefully
Rejection is a possibility, and many users shared their experiences. Itâs crucial to remember that a "no" doesnât reflect your worth. One user noted that they felt relieved after expressing their feelings, regardless of the outcome 2:1. Another emphasized that if someone isn't interested, itâs better to know than to keep wondering
9:1.
Tips from Experts
Videos on the topic provide additional insights. For instance, Psych2Go suggests finding common ground before asking someone out, which can create a more comfortable atmosphere 1 (1:00). HealthyGamerGG emphasizes the importance of framing your feelings as a conversation rather than a demand, allowing the other person to respond without pressure
2 (0:11).
In summary, whether you choose to be straightforward or casual, the key is to communicate your feelings clearly while respecting the other person's boundaries. Good luck!
Iâve been rejected once a long enough time ago and I have feeling for somebody again. I donât know what to say to them so I decided to ask you what I should say.
âhey iâm really interested in you and i want to know if youâre down to hangout sometime?â
Iâll take it into consideration
Just sort of talk to them a bunch until it feels natural to do so.
Invite them to your house and 5 minutes later say
I'm going to ask you to please get out of my house
i never ask people out but i become their friend and hope that they like me back eventuallyđ
A classic tactic!!!
Idk, try closing your eyes and act like theyâre not there
How to ask a guy out? I have been friends with him for about 4 months now, we text everyday and hangout on weekends when we can and I canât keep it cool.
I wanna date them and I wanna express my feelings towards them but Iâm not sure if they are interested at all. I just wanna get it out of my chest and make a move. Anyone have experience in asking a guy out? Or making the first move? đđ
What are your thoughts fellas? Is straightforwardness really the way? Because I have a feeling that it may not go well. It would be a bummer to lose a friend too.
So, I kinda just asked⊠I sent a really light message: âI know itâs unexpected, but I kinda like you.â At the next friend gathering, he invited his ex⊠So, I hope youâll have more luck than I did. Still, Iâm glad I told himâbecause I donât like having thoughts and guesses boiling in my head.
In my case, the outcome wasnât unexpected. I figured that if he liked me, he wouldâve asked me out already. Since he hadnât, I just told him so I could let go of the hope on my side.
I hope so đ« Aw that sucks man, youâll find someone better.
Rizzler: âWanna upgrade this situationship to an actual date?â
Golden Retriever Type: âHey, I kinda like you⊠wanna grab tacos soon?â
Unmatch: âLetâs stay homiesâfeelings are messy and I hate sad vibes.â
"hey, we clearly make awesome friends.. but you should know I'm also interested in the romantic side. I'd love to take you on a romantic date if you're open to it. If you prefer keeping this purely at the friendship level -- that of course works great too."
Awesome way to put it.
"Would you like to go on a date?"
Just like that and straightforward huh
Yeah.
âman I rly wanna go on a date its been so longđđâ see if he takes that as a hint and if he is interested too then hell take it as an opportunity and if not THEN IT WAS JUST A COMMENT NOT SPEFICIALLY MEANT TOWARDS HIM đ€©
(ik so passive but probably if i was in this situation with a friend who i text with everyday and wasnât sure if he liked me, id be scared to make the friendship awkward and this way i wouldnt feel nervous about that and if he doesnt take it as an opportunity id probably not tell him and get over it) but ive been traumatised by a situation w my ex best friend where it turned romantic and didnt end well so im a wuss
Lmaooo, why is this so funny đ
Iâm taking note of this.
title says it all pretty much, but tldr; i really like this girl, weâve talked about our feelings for one another, and she really likes me too. weâve hung out quite a few times and have more scheduled hangouts coming up soon, but i donât know how to go about asking her out properly? we both like to give each other letters when we want to talk about something personal that we feel too awkward talking about in person or in text, so i was thinking about making a really cute letter and bringing up how i want to be official there?? any and all ideas are appreciated and welcome
Call cellphone
Ive personally just do it casually in conversations
âIâm going to see insert event on Saturday. Want to join me? It will be fun!â
Come out with a date pitch and pitch it. Don't be generic. Don't ask if they want to go out sometime. Give them an activity and a time. If they say no and don't try to reschedule or suggest a different activity, assume they're not interested. Otherwise work together to come up with a plan.
Just ask and don't be weird about it
With words
Hey, party pooper, letâs go to _____.
You call the shots. Just make sure she isnât married or is dating some goon. Showing confidence is the key.
I have a friend that I've known for a while and I like him, but I don't know how to tell him, he's been really nice ever since we first met but I don't know how to ask. It's really confusing how to go about it, like how do I ask? What if he says no? I've never been in a relationship so I don't know what I'm doing.
Plan an activity. Ask the other person to join you on said activity.
It's just a date. You aren't proposing marriage, so if they say no, bummer, but on to the next one.
Ok, but how do I tell him I like him? I don't wanna just say "I like you" but I don't wanna give a speech.
If you ask someone out on a date, you've said it with your actions.
a girl asking a guy out?
a guy asking a guy out
well that makes sense then
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Dont do it in public (putting them on the spot), it's just a bad idea
Say this " I'm gonna get dinner, wanna come?"
This is too casual and impersonal, I think. It's not special, it's not about them. Ask them to dinner, yes. Don't say you're going anyway to downplay it.
Ask her if she wants to go halves on an abortion
A letter or confidence
Once you feel comfortable enough, just simply ask her or him out in person in a passionate way. Do not do what I did. I asked my now gf out over Snapchat while she was thousands of miles away.
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âHey would you like to go eat after school tomorrow?â
Hi, yes/no. Bye/see you later. There is no recipe. If you fit the needs of other - you don't need to try alot. If you don't - theres no point of trying to prove yourself - just move on.
Just do it. If you think is a big deal, it will be. And it is not. I know it can be hard, and it is easier said than done but, what you can do, if you are extremely scared, is to tell somebody that you are going for a walk or going somewhere. And ask if that person wants to go with you. If not, no problem, you still go because you don't need anybody. If the person accepts, well. Have fun.
But what I will do is, just ask. The worse that can happen is "No" + "a silly excuse".
Hope it helps
Left, Right, Left, Right, Stop. Open Mouth. Move Vocal Cords. Close Mouth. Await Response. Hold Back Tears. Turn. Left, Right, Left, Right, Run
Black mail his or her mother to convince them that you are a good party.
be chilled and just ask! Give an offer like "fancy grabbing a coffee or watching a movie this weekend?" and if the answer is positive, suggest a time and a meeting place. The hardest part is deciding to actually ask. Just dive in If the answer isn't positive, thats ok too, just politely move the conversation on to something neutral.
Are you supposed to go about it? What do you say? What work needs to be done beforehand? Are you supposed to have everything planned beforehand? How do you know if she will actually want to go out with you and doesnât want to friendzone you?
This Coronavirus quarantine made me realize I cannot live in fear of love. Quarantine has shown me that youâre only given opportunities once with things in life and you need to pursue those opportunities if they are something you truly want.
I (25m) mean I point blank asked out thus guy (23m) on grindr... Just asked if he'd want to get drinks. Then we turned it into food. You never can know but we're having a second date this week over video because of Corona. Just shoot your shot. Plus a video date is less pressure of you already have someone in mind.
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Whatever someone tells you on here won't be genuine to you and it'll come off weird.
Be genuine and do it however you have to in your own way. You'll get better at it, since it came from you, and it'll just add to your socialization. A useful skill.
Wanna grab coffee from Starbucks?
>How EXACTLY does one ask someone out?
Hey [insert name], ÂżWant to go [insert activity that she could enjoy] someday?
>How do you know if she will actually want to go out with you and doesn't want to friendzone you?
1- Unless you know her before hand and have some kind of relationship (social or romantic) you won't be able to know if she wants to, and even if you're in a relationship with she sometimes it won't work as planned.
2- Friendzone isn't a thing.
You just ask. Look, hereâs the thing, the first couple of times you ask someone out, itâs terrifying. It does get easier though every time. But you know whatâs more terrifying? Not asking and always wondering. Just fucking do it. The first time I asked a girl out she said no and it was exhilarating because I felt so good about myself that I had the courage to ask.
Do you want to go out?
Oh wow, I'm flattered but my parents don't let me go on dates.
So is your dad single?
I would love to. Where should we go?
Uh, he was talking to me...
Check yes or no
I once declared my love for a girl by writing "I Love You" on her front lawn in flames, but the wind picked up and oh god it was horrible, just horrible.
Ah so I take it you're Californian?
âHey! How are you? that shirt looks great on you. how was your weekend? did you sleep well? when are we gonna fuck already iâm not asking any more useless questions?â
You go over it in your head countless times over the course of weeks, possibly months, maybe even a couple years, overthinking all the possible ways you'll get rejected. You keep telling yourself you're going to do it but are too chicken shit to go through with it. Some nights you have a little too much to drink and you get some of that whiskey courage that takes you right to the edge of asking but the adrenaline rush you get the moment before you press send sobers you up just enough for you to convince yourself what you're about to do is a huge mistake.
i mean haaha just ask lol.
You forgot about the part where she starts dating someone else while you go through your existential crisis
So I (22 Male) dont really know how to ask out someone that i like. Its always been that i've been asked out. And I dont know how to ask someone out without overthinking the whole situation and inevitbly doing nothing. Please...I would like some advice...thank you.
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My best play is after a good set with a girl, on a high note I'll say "Hey I've got to run, but I'd love to talk to you again.."
Then I hand her my phone on the create contact screen.
Works like a charm.
If you're doing well in a spot and don't have to leave, gauge her interest in you. If she's at an 8+, figure out her hobbies and schedule.
"What kind of hobbies are you into?"
"What's your schedule look like this week?"
Now you have the logistics to plan a date on the spot. leverage HER interests and invite her when she said she was free to do X hobby that she likes.
Even better if your friends and her friends witness this because now she has social pressure to both a) agree to the date b) show up to protect her reputation in the eyes of your and her friends.
The more you and her know each other and friend network the more pressure on her reputation to both treat you well and show up to the date.
This minimizes her bitch shield and allows her to relax and give you the best possible chance of her enjoying the time together. A lot of early dating is getting the girl to get our of her own way and give you a real chance at seducing her.
Also work on your playful fun social skills so you deliver a 10/10 emotionally engaging experience.
Do all this, and she'll be calling you Casanova and bragging to her friends about Prince Charming.
This is smooth i appreciate this thank you very much for the advice , reddit always has the answer
There is this girl I have been liking for a few months now and I want to ask her out I just donât know the best way to do it. Any advice would be helpful.
If youâre friends with her just shoot her a quick text and be like âhey would you wanna hang this week?â if you think she wouldnât know it was date, you could specify too
Ask her if sheâd be interested in getting coffee with you or something else thatâs simple & casual.
In the first minute they know whether their attracted to you or not so just do it bro
Ask if she wanna go watch a movie
if you already have a rapport from talking ask her out to lunch/dinner, like âhey wanna get lunch sometime?â
Be straight forward. The more you beat around it the more confused they could become, leading it to be more awkward.
I agree. Looking back, I probably missed out on a few relationships not realizing someone was flirting with me. I wish they simply would have asked me out.
"Hey, wanna go out on a date?"
Yes.
This this this. Make sure you clarify date. Just âhey wanna hang out some time?â Or âhey want to go out sometimeâ it can be misconstrued. Even though I personally would know you mean a date
Male here, I always found useful to casually drop a drink/ ice cream or something not very engaging (a stroll, a shopping day out) in a nice and friendly conversation. E.g. if your crush is into pets then you perhaps can go to a local pet store you know a Saturday afternoon, and you see how it goes from there
"Bitch, you wannaa get smashed and fuck?"
I don't. Never have, probably never will.
So I (22 M) have never asked anyone out or ever been on a date. I'm not sure how people do that ? I don't really want to go and ask out strangers because I'm shy around strangers and I feel like the answer would be no. I'm not sure what else to do.
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you are on the right track about not asking strangers in dates,that will probably come across as creepy. Are you asking how you actually ask the question or how you find someone to ask?
Both
what have you tried? a dating app might be a good place to start, maybe Bumble, it's pretty easy and I don't think just for hookups. The good thing about a dating app or site is that it is already implied that you want to go on a date, so it takes some of the pressure off about what the other person is thinking. You won't go on a date with every person you talk to on there but if you do start talking to someone and they seem interested you simply say, "would you like to meet?" and feel pretty confident they will say yes. watch out for the people who only want to chat, they will never meet but if you have had a good conversation just ask, the worst that can happen is they say no and you move on. You don't even have to look at them so the embarrassment of the whole thing is slim to none.
I guess if you want to try to meet people in person first; bars, hobby groups, parties? Go places where people expect to mingle and meet strangers, so NOT the grocery store or the gym or the park.
I recently developed a new crush very suddenly, and truth be told, It was not someone I expected to have a crush on. Weâd been acquainted for over a year and a half, but a recent interaction made me see them in a new light.
I kind of wanna ask them out on a date. Problem is, Iâve never asked anyone out on a date before. Iâve been on a few hangouts with women that have turned into a date, but Iâve never asked the question verbatim. Idk if itâs fear of rejection or fear of losing what we already have, so for the longest time, whenever I develop a crush on someone, I just play the âletâs see where this goesâ game. But idk, maybe this time, I should take a different approach.
Wait a few days (maybe a week or two) and see if the person you have a crush on also has some symbols in their personality or actions that they might also like you. If so, go for it. But be wary that itâll make conversations awkward if they reject you and you both interact with each other often
Assuming you have been talking to this person previously... Plan the date out ahead so you can go "Hey, I've got tickets to Blank, would you like to go get dinner at blank then head to blank?"
With an orchestra, yâknow, chill.
"Have you ever ate dinner"
Barbershop quartet
Hey. I've seem to have lost my phone number. May I have yours?
*update - dinner date was a great night! We ended up being the last people left in the restaurant and the staff ended up trying to shoo us out the door so they could close. Really looking forward to another date! So glad I had the courage to ask.
So what others think about asking someone out if you donât know they are single. I 42f was thinking about sending a message to a casual acquaintance asking him to go for a drink. Iâm not 100% sure heâs single. Would you risk it?
How about:
Not sure of your relationship status but if you are single, maybe we could go for a drink this Fri?
Iâd put down a specific day so itâs not one of those yeah sure, one dayâŠ
Good luck!
Brilliant. Makes it clear that if heâs not single the dates not on. Really nice the way you worded that so he knows youâre not interested in a cheat. Bravo!
Update, I sent the message and he said yes! Thanks guys for the encouragement. Thatâs the first time Iâve done that in the wild!
Congratulations on having the courage to ask and then getting the date!! I'm betting you both have a fantastic time!!
Oh, so cute. I love this :)
That wasn't so awful now was it. :)
Not at all!
I don't necessarily like to think this way, but I would specify "if you're single, would you like to go out for a drink?" Not all married people would decline an invitation from an attractive acquaintance.
Absolutely. Nothing ventured, nothing gained.
Okay, Iâm going to jump in and do this! Iâll come back and let you know how I get on
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I think you know the answer man.
You could say something along the lines "Pfff, if you asked me out I'd say yes in instant".
Its friendly but not too obvious.
Usually "hey i like you, you want to hang out sometime?"
Then wait for the no
Followed by I'll add you on Snap Premium
It will be difficult, but when you're with them somewhere ask if they want to go out. Just the ability of yourself to ask in person will make your chances just that much better. Way more than over text. Plus it's harder for them to say no in person.
I live in Wisconsin, and my girlfriend LOVES cheese. And so I bought a cheese grater, cheese cutting board, and a lunch box full of cheese and make a sign saying âthis may be cheesy, but I think youâd be a âgrateâ girlfriend.â She loved it
âAyo girl u want sumadis DICK?â
Just walk up to them and press the A button
Should I be direct, should I ask him to hang out? What should I do and where
Have a plan when you do it, if i where you and me being a guy if i was asked out by a girl i would not want the pressure of trying to think of an activity, if you are asking you think of the thing. and yes be direct, dudes are dumb, i know i am one LULW
This is one of the RARE times I would suggest seeing a movie together. Make small talk about movies and then suggest seeing a movie both of you would like (probably a comedy). It's not a date offer, just hanging out. When you agree on a day & time, ask if he wants to have a quick bite at Restaurant X (a place that is 1/2 step above fast food) before the movie.
If he agrees, you have a pleasant meal and during the movie, you whisper that you haven't had this nice of a time in quite a while. Then you slide your hand inside his upper arm and lean on his shoulder. It can be interpreted as simple affection or a dating move. Either way, he won't complain.
After the movie ends and you are saying goodbye, hug him with your arms around his waist longer than usual and tell him you had a wonderful time with him. The seed has been planted that you really liked spending time with him. Let's get that done first and talk about setting up an official date later.
Thank you I really like this idea
Definitely use words. Along someone out with just weird expressions gets super awkward.
Be direct
mic drop
If your friends, just tell him "hey, while I really value our friendship and enjoy that part of our lives, I think you're cute and want to go out on a date with you, how's about (insert idea for date)" since you're asking, you should suggest the date and at the very least split the cost.
Ask them in your most Shakespearean voice, "Whilst thou, per chance, permit me the exquisite pleasure of initiating a courting relationship with thee?" Then give them the finger pistols.
10/10 would Shakespeare again
I think I watched a video saying not to put as a question, but also not like a demand either, more of as a statement.
For example: instead of "wanna go to the movies" or "your going to the movies with me" you would say "we should watch a movie sometime" and then go from there.
Hope I helped
Don't just say, hey wanna go on a datem or something like that. There's nothing wrong with it, but its kinda weird. Go with, what are you doing saturday? Wanna go see a movie or grab ice cream?
Dont do what this guy said either.
Definitely listen to a guy with Xx...xX in his name. I bet he gets all the chicks.
Casually
Just ask them out. Itâs not that difficult. Ever wonder why some people seem to have more luck in the dating realm? Itâs because they got over their fear of rejection.
You donât have to be cute or clever, just sincere.
Is it as simple as, âhey, want to grab a drink sometime?â Any tips to actually ask out a girl? Does she have to be my friend, someone I know, a mutual friend...?
If she is a friend, tell her you like her and ask her to dinner drinks.
If sheâs not a friend, ask her out for a drink or coffee if you prefer.
Girl here- i would start like, having conversations of drinks or food them slowly just asked. Wanna be maybe go for a drink Saturday? Or times like this picnic would be nice! Just the two of you!! DM if you need more help!
Best to build rapport first.
yeah, that's pretty good. Or if you wanna be more direct; "wanna go on a date, monday?"
You canât just do it out of no where if you barely know each other. Get to know her first by talking to her. Then you can ask to grab a drink once thatâs going well. If it doesnât go well, donât ask
If you have a conversation about something you both like or have in common, mention doing it together!
For example, if during the conversation you mentioned how you both really like sushi, tell her about a great place you know and that you want to take her there. Saying âhey! Since we both love this food, thereâs an awesome place I know, want to go there with me on Friday?â Same goes with movies, music etc. If you have a conversation and mention how you both like horror movies or standup comedians, tell her you know this one you think she would like/one youâve been dying to see and think she will like it too. Invite her over to watch this show with you.
This makes it easier to ask her out, and also a lot less awkward when starting the date cause you have something to talk about and a little bit of a plan for the evening! People like it when you introduce them to new things, and showing her what you are interested in as well as introducing her to something new is a good way to start it off!
I've never does this and ive liked the same girl for a year, she's being extra friendly now and im gonna shoot my shot
how do I do this??? what do I say???
As a girl, I would prefer it in person, it shows you are confident and brave! I actually recently have told my crush that I liked him, face to face. It takes some courage, but I think in person would be more meaningful. Just say âI want you to know that Iâve liked you for a while now, and Iâm hoping that the feeling is mutual. If it is, will you say yes to a date this weekend, if itâs not, then thatâs okay, letâs continue to be friendsâ
do I say that in person or online?
Definitely in person. You can read body language and hopefully have a clear understanding.
Wanna go out?
For a sec I thought you were actually saying it to this guy
Nononono, I'm too tired to remember to put the quotations
Eye contact and make hand signals to show you like her đđđđ
Many people do it by text, just type something about having feeling for her and how happy she makes you and click send
is it better in person
"You got plans this weekend other than seeing a movie with me?" Feel free to insert other date ideas instead of movie.
I like it. Who doesnât like movies right?
Photoshop dozens of photos of you guys together and sneak into her house and hang them up on the walls.
r/unethicaldatingtips
Itâs gonna work
Make her things we have always been a thing⊠the mental game. I like
Block them. Ignore them.
They'll get the point.
'If you're free this weekend, I'd love to take you out for a drink or coffee.' Something like that. Personally, I wouldn't want too much of a commitment for a first date, so coffee or drinks would be perfect. In general, I feel it's better to be straightforward instead of beating around the bush.
I like this. Thank you!
I like a simple approach.
âIâve enjoyed this conversation. Can we continue it over a cup of coffee?â
All I know is you should start the sentence with, "To whom it may concern..."
Would you like to go to a food repository for nourishment and consumption of mind altering liquids then perhaps witness humans pretending to be other humans displayed on a large screen? If all goes well we could then proceed to the mating pods to practice procreation while using devices to prevent actual procreation
whatever feels natural and safe
Keep it simple, honest, and a little playful:
"Hey, I really enjoy talking to you â would you want to grab coffee sometime and continue this offline?"
People overcomplicate it. Confidence isnât about flashy lines, itâs about being clear, calm, and genuinely interested.
Worst case? You made someoneâs day by showing interest. Best case? Youâre one coffee away from something great.
Really basic question but Iâm just super bad at it, like I am pretty confident itâll be a yes but how do you even word that. (Particularly with a long distance relationship)
Just be straightforward and be like âhey I really like you and was wondering if you wanted to go on a date or something â
Thatâs pretty much what I said and we are dating :3
Honestly for my gf and I it was mostly talking a lot and then one day approaching the subject, and talking about our intentions with each other, and then we decided to get together. Donât know if itâs just us, but in any way, thereâs a thousand ways to ask someone out ! Even if you just blurt out âhey I like you, Iâd like to date youâ, itâs still okay. And if you wanna do a small gesture using something online, then thatâs okay too ! Just breathe, you literally canât mess it up.
Thanks yeah itâs just difficult knowing what to say, I think Iâll just message her soon and ask outright :3
Youâll be fineeeee ! Outrightâs real good, and at least youâll both know what you want ! Iâd wish you luck but I doubt you need it, just hope you guys will be super happy together đ«¶đ«¶
Seriously, how do you do it? The only time I actually asked someone out was that one time when I did it Norwegian because I was too scared to flat-out say it. My reasoning was that she wouldn't understand and would just say no, but every single one of the 20 girls surrounding her understood a language they had never heard before. This time, I want to do it properly, but what is the proper way to do it?
Have an activity already planned to do.
You donât just ask to âgo outâ. You ask to an activity like âwould you like to go for a drink tonightâ or âthe festival this Saturdayâ or âdinner Fridayâ etc.
Insight acquired.
Hey, would you wonna have a drink together sometime?
Really not much to this here. Maybe at least have like a brief conversation before you ask so itâs not the first thing you say.
But it can be and thatâs still ok
Would you like to go and grab a drink some time?
Ooh you sweet talking bugger! Go on then.
Ask...with words, find a similar interest and start from there or just be honest and upfront if you donât know the person to well say youâd like to get to know them more if theyâd be into it.
I want to ask a guy out but I have never done that and Iâm so scared of rejection, any advice or words of encouragement would be greatly appreciated.
May sound strange but try to get to know them first. You'd be surprised how little you know about someone, even when it seems like you know everything after so long. Especially in the crush stage because I find a lot of people are surprised how their partners act and say they wouldn't have started dating had they realized before hand they thought or acted that way. It's not always bad to not have something in common, maybe you don't like the same TV tropes but you share life goals, that's way more valuable bonding material. Also, despite what media tells you, awkwardness is not something shameful. Everything on Earth will have an awkward moment in its lifetime, but it's what makes living well living, you live and learn as the saying goes. Perhaps they reject you, well now you're free to find a new crush, or invest that time elsewhere, or try dating in a different way. If they accept you, well mission accomplished! Don't set expectations and go with the flow, be the best you, and take no for an answer if that is the case. Sometimes you'll even find yourself a good friend instead of a good lover. Just enjoy life.
Been getting to know him for 3 months now as just friends! I think Iâm just going to go for it! Youâre right awkward moments are just part of life and will blow over! Wish me luck! đđŒ
Go for it and please update!! Good luck!
Nobody is gonna make fun of you for shooting your shot, just say âdo you want to hang out on blah blah blahâ and 90% of the time youâll have a bf the next day
YOU'RE TELLING ME IT WAS THAT EASY THE WHOLE TIME
Yes bro most boys are attention deprived đ
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do it. If it works out, yay! you got a date! If it doesn't, It WILL be awkward at first, but It will eventually gloss over. It will be fine eventually. It may seem like it'll take forever, but in the end, it will be fine. a fear of rejection I think really comes from that fear of messing up. And, just try to look at it more in a light of, you didn't mess up, you did everything right, but it just wasn't the right time, or the right person. You will find someone else, or the right time to do it. And imagine what could come if you did do it!
Going to just have to go for it I guess! Worst thing they could do is so no right? But maybe they say yes and I got myself a date! đ«¶đ»
Yo, I just saw the update, was the rejection respectful? sorry, this may be long past forgotten info, I just wanted to know If what I said was any good.
Go for it! Rejection is scary, but never having the courage to go after what you want is even scarier.
Update: he said no
As per title
Go with the flow (good luck !)
You got this! Good luck and remember to smile
Thereâs not much to worry about if you really think about it. I always stress about the perfect things to say to my crush, but their answer probably wonât change no matter how you put it unless you seriously mess up or on the other end of the spectrum say something so poetic and enchanting that it could win a Nobel prize in literature.
i've liked this guy for 3 years and the past like 8 months?? (since the start of the school year) he's started acting rlly weird so im planning on confessing to him. idk how to do it, since the school year's over i cant do it in person, so should i text him or call him? and if i text me what do i say?
I personally think that in person is the best way, now if you're not able to do that calling him would be the second best option. (I mean if you call him for example on a video call you can see his reaction which for me personally would be better than just a text)
i know in person would've been the better optionđ, i planned on doing that but then i got scared and decided im either gonna do it through text or call
how to ask someone out
Key Considerations for Asking Someone Out
Know Your Feelings: Be clear about your intentions and feelings towards the person. Make sure you genuinely want to spend time with them.
Choose the Right Setting: Pick a comfortable and private setting where both of you can talk without distractions. This could be after class, during a break, or in a casual environment.
Be Confident: Confidence is attractive. Approach the person with a positive attitude and a smile.
Keep It Simple: You donât need a grand gesture. A straightforward approach works best. For example, "Hey, I really enjoy spending time with you. Would you like to grab coffee sometime?"
Be Prepared for Any Response: Understand that they may not feel the same way. Be respectful of their feelings and respond graciously, regardless of the outcome.
Timing Matters: Make sure the timing is appropriate. Avoid asking during stressful moments or when they seem preoccupied.
Takeaway: The key to asking someone out is to be genuine, respectful, and straightforward. Confidence and clarity in your intentions will make the conversation smoother. Good luck!
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