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Pearl of wisdom right here.TheCutlery said:The only real answer is that you"ll inevitably end up waiting about 5 minutes longer than whatever other asshole she wants to be with.
Pearl of wisdom right here.TheCutlery said:The only real answer is that you"ll inevitably end up waiting about 5 minutes longer than whatever other asshole she wants to be with.
There is a reason why they say "take advantage of the situation". Dont worry about etiquette, if you like the girl, ask her out. Do what you will after that.Kirun said:About how long should one wait before asking out a girl who has recently broken up with her boyfriend? I don"t want to seem like I"m "taken advantage" of a situation.
Don"t ask her out on a "date," but just ask her out. Maybe that"s a little vague but hopefully you know what I mean.Kirun said:She dumped him. They had been dating about a year or so. I"d have asked her out already, but I"ve played the "nice guy" up to this point with her, and I"m afraid it"s going to seem really out of place if I spring it on her this soon.
But how should I play it? That"s what I"ve been struggling with. I don"t want it to sound like "Hey! I know you just broke up with your boyfriend and are vulnerable right now...wanna bang?" and I"m afraid this soon after the breakup, that"s the perception she"ll have.projectoffset said:Don"t ask her out on a "date," but just ask her out. Maybe that"s a little vague but hopefully you know what I mean.
It"s the same as anything else, you call her up and see how she responds to you. If she"s not warm and you"re not getting a good vibe from her, don"t go for it. If she sounds like she"s glad to hear from you, ask if she wants to go out for coffee.Kirun said:But how should I play it? That"s what I"ve been struggling with. I don"t want it to sound like "Hey! I know you just broke up with your boyfriend and are vulnerable right now...wanna bang?" and I"m afraid this soon after the breakup, that"s the perception she"ll have.
Invite her to the winter social bro.Kirun said:But how should I play it? That"s what I"ve been struggling with. I don"t want it to sound like "Hey! I know you just broke up with your boyfriend and are vulnerable right now...wanna bang?" and I"m afraid this soon after the breakup, that"s the perception she"ll have.
I wasn"t really attempting to make senseTheCutlery said:Wait, is this a truism too? I"m just wondering how to take this.
Pretty much exactly what happened. We"ve been "friends" for about 3-4 months or so.Dabamf said:If you"ve been her actual friend for any significant amount of time, you"ll probably just waste your effort and ruin the friendship.
Pretty much the same. Best thing you can do is just let her initiate contact at this point. Dont make an effort to stay in touch, lest you stay in the friend zone for the rest of your life. At worst, you get rid of a complication in your life (being attracted to a friend, which can cause all kinds of problems), at best she starts to reassess the situation and tries to hook up. Either way, if you get the heisman, fuck em, and move on to the next one.Kirun said:Pretty much exactly what happened. We"ve been "friends" for about 3-4 months or so.
I asked her out, she turned me down, and thought it was weird I would ask her because she thought we were "just friends." Now she seems way different. Oh, well. It"s pretty much impossible for me to be "just friends" with women I"m attracted to anyhow, so I guess this would"ve eventually happened anyways, but I just don"t get it. How can women keep things totally on a "friend" level when they"ve admitted to being attracted to you(she has)? I"ve never been able to do that with a female, unless she was ugly.
You did the right thing, don"t feel bad about it. If you"ve got game there are still cards you can play here, but if you are hung up on this girl it"s time to let it go.Kirun said:Pretty much exactly what happened. We"ve been "friends" for about 3-4 months or so.
I asked her out, she turned me down, and thought it was weird I would ask her because she thought we were "just friends." Now she seems way different. Oh, well. It"s pretty much impossible for me to be "just friends" with women I"m attracted to anyhow, so I guess this would"ve eventually happened anyways, but I just don"t get it. How can women keep things totally on a "friend" level when they"ve admitted to being attracted to you(she has)? I"ve never been able to do that with a female, unless she was ugly.
When will women learn to say "ohh sorry but im not interested" instead of the little cop out "ohh I thought we where just friends"?Dis said:Pretty much the same. Best thing you can do is just let her initiate contact at this point. Dont make an effort to stay in touch, lest you stay in the friend zone for the rest of your life. At worst, you get rid of a complication in your life (being attracted to a friend, which can cause all kinds of problems), at best she starts to reassess the situation and tries to hook up. Either way, if you get the heisman, fuck em, and move on to the next one.
Ya, I don"t get this either. My wife is my best friend, and our friendship is the foundation in which our relationship was built. If you were trying for anything resembling a serious relationship you"d WANT it to be with someone who is your friend.Phoenix said:When will women learn to say "ohh sorry but im not interested" instead of the little cop out "ohh I thought we where just friends"?
You would think. This is why I have difficulties making overtly romantic overtures to anyone I"m seriously interested in -- I value the friendship of someone I"d want a real relationship with, and there"s a huge risk of awkwardness in a miscalculation. But not everyone works that way. They have what they want in friends, and what they want in a relationship, and they aren"t the same. Their ideal life looks like a venn diagram, with friends on one side, sex on the other, and your relationship occupying the overlapping sliver.opiate82 said:Ya, I don"t get this either. My wife is my best friend, and our friendship is the foundation in which our relationship was built. If you were trying for anything resembling a serious relationship you"d WANT it to be with someone who is your friend.
Relationship over, basically. The only logical course of action for you is to back off completely since she"s already rejected you, and the odds of her actually pursuing something, even if she desires it, is negligible at best.Kirun said:Pretty much exactly what happened. We"ve been "friends" for about 3-4 months or so.
I asked her out, she turned me down, and thought it was weird I would ask her because she thought we were "just friends." Now she seems way different. Oh, well. It"s pretty much impossible for me to be "just friends" with women I"m attracted to anyhow, so I guess this would"ve eventually happened anyways, but I just don"t get it. How can women keep things totally on a "friend" level when they"ve admitted to being attracted to you(she has)? I"ve never been able to do that with a female, unless she was ugly.
At least 3 weeks before you profess your undying love...Kirun said:About how long should one wait before asking out a girl who has recently broken up with her boyfriend? I don"t want to seem like I"m "taken advantage" of a situation.
Heya man, it"s been a couple days... how things goin? Stayin strong?STFU said:Just wanted to say thanks again to everyone for the support and advice.
I just turned my phone off for the day so that I didn"t even have to think about hitting the green button.