Well, recently I met a girl, let's call her K. We met, and became friends. That's the story so far.
Somehow, there is chemistry between us. We, well...flirt, you could say. I should be asking her out. But, the thing is, I dunno if she's being serious. If I did, it oculd ruin a good friendship. It could not.
My dilemma is serious. We have been friends for a while now, and I don't know if she might get impatient or something. Please help me!!
Originally posted by D43M0NI'm with Crowley here, go for it. There is no reason this should affect your friendship, speak to her about it, i am sure if you are pretty close friends then no damage will be caused. And if it does go wrong blame Crowley
Well, recently I met a girl, let's call her K. We met, and became friends. That's the story so far.
Somehow, there is chemistry between us. We, well...flirt, you could say. I should be asking her out. But, the thing is, I dunno if she's being serious. If I did, it oculd ruin a good friendship. It could not.
My dilemma is serious. We have been ...[text shortened]... ds for a while now, and I don't know if she might get impatient or something. Please help me!!
I say go for it too, I have been in a similar situation once, and I just left it too long before doing anything about it...and the moment was lost.
Besides, even if she is not interested in getting serious, show me a girl who does not like having the company/attention of a nice lad who finds her attractive, and I will eat my keyboard.
Oh yeah, and if it goes wrong, blame both Crowley and eyeqpc.
-Russ
Originally posted by D43M0NIf she's flirting, then, like most women/girls, she wants the attention (even if she doesn't want you) and will appreciate being asked.
Well, recently I met a girl, let's call her K. We met, and became friends. That's the story so far.
Somehow, there is chemistry between us. We, well...flirt, you could say. I should be asking her out. But, the thing is, I dunno if she's being serious. If I did, it oculd ruin a good friendship. It could not.
My dilemma is serious. We have been ...[text shortened]... ds for a while now, and I don't know if she might get impatient or something. Please help me!!
However if she's flirting and doesn't want the attention, then she's either emotionally disturbed or not really a true friend...
MÅ¥HÅRM
Originally posted by D43M0NThere is nothing worse than meeting them again at a party several years later after losing touch with them, and they say to you "I sure wish you would have asked me out back then".
Well, recently I met a girl, let's call her K. We met, and became friends. That's the story so far.
Somehow, there is chemistry between us. We, well...flirt, you could say. I should be asking her out. But, the thing is, I dunno if she's being serious. If I did, it oculd ruin a good friendship. It could not.
My dilemma is serious. We have been ...[text shortened]... ds for a while now, and I don't know if she might get impatient or something. Please help me!!
That sucks,
Mike
Originally posted by D43M0NK? She doesn't work as a land surveyor, does she?
Well, recently I met a girl, let's call her K. We met, and became friends. That's the story so far.
Somehow, there is chemistry between us. We, well...flirt, you could say. I should be asking her out. But, the thing is, I dunno if she's being serious. If I did, it oculd ruin a good friendship. It could not.
My dilemma is serious. We have been ...[text shortened]... ds for a while now, and I don't know if she might get impatient or something. Please help me!!