JUST GO FOR IT
2006-11-04 01:14:14
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answer #1
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answered by Anonymous
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he is likely to say.. yes.. no.. or i'm not sure.. gimme time.
point is.. are u ready for all answers??
if he says yes, u'll be in a relationship.. with a friend..
if he says no, things between u will get uncomfortable depending on lots of factors, but it can be set right.
if he says he's not sure, u'll end up waiting ..
ask him. dont be nervous. u have nothing to lose. just ensure u r ready for all possible answers..
hope for the best... yet prepare for the worst..
all the best.
2006-11-04 01:15:31
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answer #2
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answered by anamika 2
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it depends on how or why u want to ask him out.if u r taking him just as a frn and need his company 4 hang out than go straight and ask him casually about it.but if r intersted in him then just drop a few hint that u wanna try out the new food joint or a new movie and are not getting any frn to go with,even then if he does not get it then ask him wheter he has tried the same .REMEMBER dont ask straight . If he is interested in u then he will get the message.Gud luk
2006-11-04 01:23:58
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answer #3
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answered by viky 1
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His response will be either= no, yes or sure why not, or no way. You won't know till you ask. I am thinking he will say YES, I was just not sure a beautiful girl like you would go out with me. Where do you want to go and when are you free.
2006-11-04 01:18:29
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answer #4
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answered by Chuck C 4
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loan somebody some money and you dont get it back, tell someone a secret and they blab it all over school, these examples fall under "once biten twice shy". ask a boy out and he says no! that doesnt mean you dont try it again. try it and see, don't worry on the answer. there is always tomorrow or somebody else.
2006-11-04 01:19:10
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answer #5
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answered by Anonymous
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SOMETIMES in life you have to take chances so take a chance you might be rejected or you might not whatever it is be readyif you dont want to get rejected then ask another one of your guy friends to ask what he thinks of you good luck with everything
2006-11-04 02:31:06
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answered by Anonymous
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Normally it's boy asks girl.
2006-11-04 01:15:02
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answer #7
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answered by Anonymous
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You will never know until you ask and it's far worse to wonder than it is to know the answer. Good luck
2006-11-04 01:18:55
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answer #8
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answered by momma 3
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the best thing you can do for your self is just go and ask him .........you never know what hes going to say unless you ask and by you been straight forward it will help him see that you are one of those girls that know what they want and how to get it and men like that .............good luck
2006-11-04 01:18:11
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answer #9
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answered by mari 3
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experiences..please you are a girl...just find another way..like a lady like way especially your nervous too..
HOW TO ASK A GUY OUT
Asking a man out is no easy feat. It's up there along with one of Hercules' ten tasks, even including the one where he has to tame Cerberus, the hound of hell.
This is because to do something this bold, one must have self-confidence in oodles…and confidence is as they say, rare as diamonds.
One thing that's important is to keep in mind that you must have realistic expectations. That means that when you set your sights on someone, don't aim for the impossible.
Movie stars, musicians, sports celebrities - these are people that are nearly as out of reach as the planets in our galaxy. Likewise, someone who's taken, be they dating, engaged or married should be firmly put in the friend box. It's not just good manners, consider it accumulating healthy karma as well.
If you're 15 and the boy you're after is 24, don't go there. It brings nothing but misery and a nasty lawsuit if you get caught. Not to mention that any guy who goes after underage chicks is a dodgy b*stard who should be dobbed in to the police.
Likewise, anyone who has a known history of violence, commitment phobia, sleeping around or collecting broken hearts on a string should be steered clear of. That's just common sense.
Right, but say you've found a boy. He's lovely - kinda quiet, gets carried away when he talks about soccer and his dog, makes a mean curry, shows you his collection of books (and they're not all just a front for his porn)… in short, someone who has potential - how do you get up the guts to do it? It all goes back to confidence.
Confidence is simply the ability to be positive about yourself and the outcome of a situation. You need to make sure that whatever happens, whatever his answer is, you can tell yourself that you are able to handle it.
At the same time, you should know that nothing he says is a reflection of you as a person. In other words, don't take it personally. If you can't bear the thought of rejection, then perhaps you'd be better off not asking someone out… because there's always a risk of that when something involves another person.
So say you've talked yourself into that frame of mind, it's the right time, the mood is romantic, you're standing in front of him, he's smiling into your eyes and you're not sure but damn… the sunlight by the photocopy machine makes him look fine… just do it.
And don't beat around the bush either. Most people, men and women, aren't good at reading between the lines - they either get it wrong, or don't get it at all.
You need to make it plain in the simplest terms possible, spell it out if you will, that you're asking them out. "Frank, if you're not doing anything this weekend, do you want to go out with me?", or "Frank, how about catching a movie with me this Friday?" or "Frank, if you don't go out with me you're a fool and you're missing out on the greatest thing since sliced bread".
You get the picture. The thing is to make it clear to them that you want to hang out, just the two of you (this part is important - you don't want him to bring his sister or his mate Sarah along), and that this is a getting to know you process.
Be cool. Don't build it up too much in your head. It's nice to imagine scenarios and being that kind of girl myself, I know what it's like - but be sure to tell yourself firmly that this is only in your head. In reality, you haven't even gone on a date yet.
But say he says no, what then? At least you gave it a shot and hey - isn't it better to know in the long run? Your ego might get a bit bruised, but you'll survive and have experience to draw on for next time. This is the kind of stuff that gets easier with practise. Just remember - if you don’t make a big deal of it, he won't… and he'll most likely be flattered and go along with it out of curiosity.
The things worth having in life don't come easy. Sometimes, you really have to struggle for them. And the first step you can take towards a relationship starts with a simple "Hi, I think you're pretty cool. Will you go out with me?"
2006-11-04 01:31:56
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answer #10
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answered by maria 2
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So you are going to sit here and let it eat you alive? What if he says no-well then you have your answer and can move on. Ask him out already!
2006-11-04 01:15:46
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answer #11
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answered by blonde_bitch_norris 3
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