Say u liked this girl and u didnt know how to tell her, and u want to ask her out but when you go to do it it kills u inside and you fear the word ''no'' what should i do?
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just ask, if she says no, then ask her sister.
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Agreed, just do it. It does take some nerve the first few times approaching women, but if you never make a move, you won't get anywhere. I've had a fair number of relationships, and I still get nervous when I make the first move, when I first ask a woman for a date. It's just something you work through. And the world won't end if she says no.
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coming from a girl this is what i think you should dobecome good friends with her ask he what she likes say you like the same things be kool around her flater her giv if some time win her heart take her on a date first but not a fancy one somthing like lunch at her fav place to hang out and waht ever you do make sure she hasent got a bf and just beYOURSELF good luck.
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GET SOME ELSE TO ASK FOR YOU BY SAYING TO HER WOW! WHEN IS THE DATE THEN ? WERE ARE YOU GOING ? HOPEFULLY SHE WILL COME TO YOU AND SAY YOU ON IF NOT WHEN YOU WILL KNOW. If she asked why well just say how did you fined out that i wanted to go with you BLAME SOME ANYONE. GO FROM THERE !!! GOOD LUCK.
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Just go for it, the worst that could possible happens is she says no. And if that's the case then you can just get over her easier. You dont want to sit there thinking what if I had asked her out.
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You would probably be better of by being cool with her first.then you can flirt, and then when you feel comfortable enough, ask her.Just don't wait too long. someone else might come along, but if its meant to be it will all play out.
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First of all, you have to not give a crap what she says. Detach yourself from all expectations. Be relaxed, and remember how awesome and hot you are. Whatever you're feeling and thinking, she'll pick up on it and emulate it. If she rejects you, then you know, and you're just one step closer to finding the right one.
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