Oops

Originally posted by Dutch Defense
In some other thread in this forum, I talked about having trouble asking a girl (friend) out. I just talked to her on the phone. I didn't ask her out yet, but I think I may have come on a little too strong. I asked her to come to a certain room in the school after the final bell. However, I told her we were just friends and now I don't know what to do about this. Any advice? 🙁

I'd take her down to IKEA and ask her which bed to choose! 😏

Wasting your time son. You should have had her in the chemistry lab by now! :'(

Originally posted by mikelom
I'd take her down to IKEA and ask her which bed to choose! 😏

Wasting your time son. You should have had her in the chemistry lab by now! :'(


Originally posted by Iron Monkey
What kind of sensitive? 'Likes poetry' sensitive, or 'Sensitive about her big nose' sensitive, or 'Can detect your ulterior motives at 50 paces' sensitive?

Originally posted by Dutch Defense
I'd see her after school, have a little walk, talk about the day and other stuff, then ask her to join me at the coffee shop.

Originally posted by Marinkatomb
If that's the case then what's the problem? What went wrong exactly??

Originally posted by Dutch Defense
I'd see her after school, have a little walk, talk about the day and other stuff, then ask her to join me at the coffee shop.

I would tell her that you like to play online chess.

Chicks that age dig that.

Originally posted by knightwest
I would tell her that you like to play online chess.

Chicks that age dig that.

And then take her for a game of tiddly-winks in that bike shed you keep missing 😛

As far as protection, ask your father. I am absolutley serious about this. Most dads, as uncofortable as they may be, will give you the necessary information without all the bull$hit. If your dad's not in the picture, then an uncle (not a creepy one), older brother (one in is his twenties) school counselor, or even your mom. Their are also online sites that will be helpful, just be careful which site you choose, as it may not be a safe site.

good luck!

Originally posted by duecer
As far as protection, ask your father. I am absolutley serious about this. Most dads, as uncofortable as they may be, will give you the necessary information without all the bull$hit. If your dad's not in the picture, then an uncle (not a creepy one), older brother (one in is his twenties) school counselor, or even your mom. Their are also online sites that w ...[text shortened]... be helpful, just be careful which site you choose, as it may not be a safe site.

good luck!