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I don't know, ninja. To be honest, it sounds like she might just be being polite at the doc's office. One thing you should not do is take advice from Pogo or that limey jerk. If you ask her out and she says "no", can you keep going to that doctor?
She basically already said yes. You said you guys should go out for coffee. She said, "You mean tea."
That was a YES.
The fact that you let it go without comment would have been puzzling to me, and might be to her.
She basically already said yes. You said you guys should go out for coffee. She said, "You mean tea."
That was a YES.
The fact that you let it go without comment would have been puzzling to me, and might be to her.
She basically already said yes. You said you guys should go out for coffee. She said, "You mean tea."
That was a YES.
The fact that you let it go without comment would have been puzzling to me, and might be to her.
I take it your a girl? please lmk on the adjusting my "bib" in the dental chair thing and touching my shoulder a couple times, etc. thx.
I remember the old days.after 10 years of knowing each other, I'd say the awkward phase is over...Ask her out. Don't look for reasons not to.
Coffee?Just ask her if she wants to go have a coffee/tea. Don't make it a big deal. See how how you get along, if she seems interested. Keep it low key and don't make it look like your life depends on the outcome.The most important thing to gaining self confidence is faking it until it sinks in and becomes part of you.
Ask her out. Make it a casual, lo-stress sort of ask - and if she says no, or waffles, just say "it's ok, thanks anyway", and move on with your life. The more you stress about it, and the more stuff you attach to it in your head, the worse it'll be either way.
If she says yes, it could be a great thing - and if she says no, you'll be in exactly the situation you're in now (single).
Worst case, she's out for a sexual harassment settlement to feed the kid.Ask her out, she's flirting with you.
The worst case, you make her feel good about herself. Best case you get to go out with her and see where it goes.
I have a sixth sense she does like me but I cannot imagine a girl, who is fairly attractive- even if she is a single mom (no offense) go for a guy who is out of shape, broke and is missing several teeth Just being honest. To my "defense" I am very funny, tall, dark and handsome; as well as educated. I do not drink or smoke or do drugs- and she knows this.
I'm hoping she is into the deeper things at our ages but like I said, I'm insecure about myself- I'm "pretty" sure I do not show it with her though.
btw- I did pretty much say we should get together for a coffee, and she said "you mean tea" (I forgot she only drinks tea)- and left it at that. I think I did say something about stopping by at her other job (bar) one night to hook up or get her #. I didn't think it was cool to do it at her office job.
Don't make such a big deal about it. You are way over thinking it. Be much, much more casual.Thanks, Delta, but the majority of these replies are she is basically wanting me to ask her out (on a date)- but I just want to be friends first- for real- so we will see how it goes; if I feel up to it after work tom. night I will stop by her bar tom. and exchange numbers...maybe exchange schedules. What do you guys think about this? (keep in mind she is a single mom) so I think she would appreciate the direct approach. Any last minute "tips" when I see her? Should I just stop by only to say hi and get the digits? or should I hang around at the bar and sip on a drink for a few minutes?
thx guys. Please would like advice from women mostly.