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Originally Posted by botabota
I always thought that a good way to go about that would be something like "There is this blabla movie i really want to go but i have no one to go with, hey would you like you to go with me. like a friendly thing (give her a smile) i knoy you are tired but if you change your mind .... "
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Ew, bad, bad, bad. "I have no one to go with" is kind of like the old "I don't want to go alone." Both sound like you are not asking for a date, just generic company. But it's better than if you'd said "I can't find anyone to go with me." That one stinks of 'i've exhausted all other options and you're my last resort.' Don't use that one.
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Originally Posted by Strange Famous
Yeah, but is she geninely was just tired and didnt fancy the movie she would have proposed another time to see the movie if she was interested in a date.
Im not trying to piss on this guys shoes, but you have to be realistic.
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Not necessarily. It didn't sound to me like he was asking her on a date, or even on a friendship outing. It sounded more like an exchange of information.
My coworkers and I do that every Friday night as we're heading out the door. "what ya doing this weekend?" "Camping. You?" "Movies." "Cool. Later."
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Originally Posted by iceverything
Thanks no more advice though I get the drift. I have poor social skills(with women) that I blame on going to an all boys high school. One day...
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Wait...one day? But you haven't finished asking this one out, yet. Are you giving up?