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What does it mean to ask someone out on a date?
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meguca
United States78 Posts
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Zvenn3n
Sweden1196 Posts
b. One's companion on such an outing. Taken from http://www.thefreedictionary.com/date Basically; if you ask someone out on a date, you either have the HotS (see what I did there?) for them, or have something you want to thank them for / anything else. The first one is the most common. | ||
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meguca
United States78 Posts
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Zvenn3n
Sweden1196 Posts
If you don't, then you have some options. If you want to decide the date of the date (I know, it sounds stupid) with them, then you can call them basically whenever (well, preferably not too early or late), but if you want to have the date on the same day, then call them so that they have a good amount of time to prepare. I don't know whether you want to ask a woman or man out on a date, but women often use a ton of time to prepare for dates, so you shouldn't call them 17:45 and ask if they want to meet at a restaurant at 18 sharp. Basically, decide how you want to do, and devise a strategy for the date from there on. | ||
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meguca
United States78 Posts
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phiinix
United States1169 Posts
Basically, you agree to do something with someone... and that's a date. Edit: If you're like actually interested in this person, phone can be WAY more awkward than in person (by phone i mean phone call, not texting or something). Unless you're naturally a phone person or she/he is, phone conversations can feel really weird really fast. Maybe you're a natural, but as someone posting who doesn't know what a date is, and doesn't know how to approach it.. I'm a bit worried. | ||
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Synwave
United States2803 Posts
You can certainly call and ask about a date if your on pretty familiar level with the person. If not I suggest calling to just talk and see how it goes. If its a fun conversation then towards the end, shoot that date request in there! gl | ||
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meguca
United States78 Posts
Today is the day right after the senior prom (I didn't go), and she went with someone else.. but she told me earlier that she is basically actively trying to friendzone the guy she went with. Should I still wait 1-2 days before I ask her out to dinner or something? Also, the guy she's going with told me a couple weeks ago that they're only going together because he 'can't back out' of it now and that she didn't want to go with him and would rather have gone with somebody else (I was quoted as one of the alternatives that she suggested) if she could have. i'm just an asian guy with no experience in anything except math/piano wat do? halp | ||
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Zvenn3n
Sweden1196 Posts
On June 11 2012 03:27 meguca wrote: Ok, this is the part I'm not sure about: Today is the day right after the senior prom (I didn't go), and she went with someone else.. but she told me earlier that she is basically actively trying to friendzone the guy she went with. Should I still wait 1-2 days before I ask her out to dinner or something? Hmm... tough one. I usually don't deal with these kind of scenarios. I guess you could, as Synwave said, call and just talk for a while. Maybe ask how the prom was? If the conversation seems like it's going well (hard to describe, but you will probably notice) then just ask her about the date near the end. | ||
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sam!zdat
United States5559 Posts
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Jinsho
United Kingdom3101 Posts
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slytown
Korea (South)1411 Posts
On June 11 2012 03:20 meguca wrote: I like the idea of calling them. I'm way too shy to do this in person... It's pretty taboo. Unless you've known them for awhile, it's better to just ask in person. And, try not to use the word "date." Dates are for kids in the 1920s; Ask her to do something interesting or grab some coffee somewhere. Teamliquid: Getting nerds social contact since 2000. | ||
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meguca
United States78 Posts
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Navane
Netherlands2751 Posts
On June 11 2012 03:32 sam!zdat wrote: My regrets from high school all involve having too little balls... much better to err on the side of making a fool of yourself and going for it. Yeap. Just don't let her friendzone you too | ||
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theonemephisto
United States409 Posts
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meguca
United States78 Posts
On June 11 2012 03:32 sam!zdat wrote: My regrets from high school all involve having too little balls... much better to err on the side of making a fool of yourself and going for it. Yeah that's true - the same for my regrets as well. I suppose I shouldn't be too cautious/analytical about everything.. | ||
Peeano
Netherlands5238 Posts
or perhaps this one: | ||
rotinegg
United States1719 Posts
On June 11 2012 03:27 meguca wrote: Ok, this is the part I'm not sure about: Today is the day right after the senior prom (I didn't go), and she went with someone else.. but she told me earlier that she is basically actively trying to friendzone the guy she went with. Should I still wait 1-2 days before I ask her out to dinner or something? Also, the guy she's going with told me a couple weeks ago that they're only going together because he 'can't back out' of it now and that she didn't want to go with him and would rather have gone with somebody else (I was quoted as one of the alternatives that she suggested) if she could have. i'm just an asian guy with no experience in anything except math/piano wat do? halp not 1-2days later, NAO throwing you in the list of potential prom dates was either a pity gesture, or more likely her screaming ASK ME OUT | ||
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Synwave
United States2803 Posts
On June 11 2012 06:04 rotinegg wrote: not 1-2days later, NAO throwing you in the list of potential prom dates was either a pity gesture, or more likely her screaming ASK ME OUT I agree with rotinegg on this having read this latest update. Get in there (on the phone if you must) and get a date going duder. You will regret not asking more than asking and possibly it not working out. | ||
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meguca
United States78 Posts
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