ANSWERS: 10
  • Maybe you should cool it for a while and let this blow over with her first. If you asked her out once and she said no, it woukd not be wise to ask her again or even start talking if she's not comfortable. I would lay low for a while and try to start a friendship instead. If she still doesn't respond, then go find someone equally as fabulous!
  • according to my experiences, when a girl says no, its no. hope it helps, good luck dude
  • It sounds to me like she is not interested in dating you. Let it go and move on. I know it will probably be hard, but at least she was honest with you.
  • She already said "No". I'd take that as a "No".
  • You move on. I'm guessing you're not very old? You have time to find someone.
  • Uh, No means NO!
  • Did you ask her out in general ("Would you go out with me sometime?")? If so, the answer will most-likely be "no" again and again. Did you ask her out on a specific night and time (say to a movie or concert)? If so, you could always try again, but don't count on her saying yes. Don't bug her about going out with you. Don't push her too hard. Don't stalk her. If she says "no" a few times, she will probably NOT go out with you. Time to move on. I called girls from school every week or so, when I was in HS. I had VERY few dates. I'd ask them out for a movie or something, and they'd have an excuse (work, doing their hair, already going out, dating someone), but I don't recall any JUST saying "No". Maybe things are different now. Don't limit your asking to one girl. Your chances will increase if you ask more than one. If they say they have to find out, then you wait, but if the first says "no" or they're busy, try another. Good luck. ;-)
  • hellllllllllll no
  • wait then ask her to go to something specific if you already said something specific then give up and if she says no then give up
  • how old are you? because if your no older than me then I would suggest you move on but thats just my opinion your may differ

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