https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fBpojbwbx48&ab_channel=YangBan-Ho

but really do. ask her about her hobbies, gush about yours a bit. compliment her outfit as she no doubt will spend some time on it before your date, act light hearted and not overly serious.

you got this, my friend. soon you will be planting meat trees together, yes? i love you ok? ok? ok. thank you meat with eleven thousand eyes.

Im impressed you found one. Especially in these times, really impressive. But generally, I dont know. I never had a girlfriend.

Yup, just remember women are people the same as you. You like people interested in your interests (I assume) and similarly she'll like you being interested in hers.

Don't overdo it. Just be yourself

"Hello."

do it be squirting or spouting uwu

Originally posted by ṼṏẌṏḭḊ:

"Hello."

Originally posted by BuniBealla:

do it be squirting or spouting uwu

it be erupting like the lady knox geyser

Congratulation man you got in the door. Now just offer a date. Ask to met somewhere, a restraunt, movie, a walk in the park, just go out, ask to go somewhere with her, because you wanna see her.

Asking for a phone number is a grave tactical mistake in almost all cases.

in 2025 it's the new F-off. It means that people are looking to end the conversation and never speak again.

Before people all became anti-social, this rule applied for a fundamental reason:

If things are heating up- the last thing in the world people should do is announce that it can wait.

Imagine a realtor who took clients out to houses and they didn't buy. They want to think about it some more.


Stop wasting time, heat things up and learn to start closing!

Originally posted by Apollo702:

Asking for a phone number is a grave tactical mistake in almost all cases.

in 2025 it's the new F-off. It means that people are looking to end the conversation and never speak again.

Before people all became anti-social, this rule applied for a fundamental reason:

If things are heating up- the last thing in the world people should do is announce that it can wait.

Imagine a realtor who took clients out to houses and they didn't buy. They want to think about it some more.


Stop wasting time, heat things up and learn to start closing!

It kinda sounds like OP was at work so...

Originally posted by Apollo702:

Asking for a phone number is a grave tactical mistake in almost all cases.

in 2025 it's the new F-off. It means that people are looking to end the conversation and never speak again.

Before people all became anti-social, this rule applied for a fundamental reason:

If things are heating up- the last thing in the world people should do is announce that it can wait.

Imagine a realtor who took clients out to houses and they didn't buy. They want to think about it some more.


Stop wasting time, heat things up and learn to start closing!

What? Yeah some people give fake phone numbers but that isn't new, and the most common lie is "I'm already in a relationship." Dude I'm not even active in modern dating and I know this. He won't know until he calls the number and you can always tell when somsone is trying to prematurely end the conversation by how it went, which there are no signs of that either.

I tihnk you're being paranoid

Originally posted by Quillithe:

Originally posted by Apollo702:

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It kinda sounds like OP was at work so...

Good point.

It often times is not a good idea to fish off of the company pier.

Was going very good but we had different christian values (her problem not mine). Was nice talking to her. At least I feel confident enough to ask out other girls now.

Originally posted by Musclebob Buffpants:

Was going very good but we had different christian values (her problem not mine). Was nice talking to her. At least I feel confident enough to ask out other girls now.

Understandable. Plenty of fish out there.

Originally posted by Musclebob Buffpants:

Was going very good but we had different christian values (her problem not mine). Was nice talking to her. At least I feel confident enough to ask out other girls now.

all experience is good experience. and it is good that these stark differences were made early on before deeper feelings could be formed. be proud of yourself for it, and continue to remain confident in yourself.