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NodMyHeadLikeYeah

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I know. Why is it so hard? Like you think you would just be able to go up to somebody and just be honest, but nooooooooo rejection is so scary. But seriously what's the worst that could happen?

He could laugh at you! Then record himself laughing at you, put it on youtube and become a laughing sensation over night, and it was all because you asked him out...

im horrified of rejection as well... i could never ever ask anyone out, so i really give it to you if you decide to do it!
 
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Matthew

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I'd ask NodMyHeadLikeYeah what's up with the Chuck Norris obsession........:confused: :D
 
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thimsrebma

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He could laugh at you! Then record himself laughing at you, put it on youtube and become a laughing sensation over night, and it was all because you asked him out...

im horrified of rejection as well... i could never ever ask anyone out, so i really give it to you if you decide to do it!

Noddy Noddy Noddy, as I was responding to Liamson, I just new you were gonna come up with something.:)

Actually I thought it would be a lot worse like he would barf and then say "there's no way I would ever date you!"

thank you for holding back.:D
 
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Jullianna

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I don't think I would ever be comfortable asking a guy out, but I would be comfortable asking him to come for dinner. Maybe I look at it wrongly, but ...if a person is awesome enough for us to want to be with them, surely they aren't the sort of people who would be unkind, even if they weren't interested, right? Seems like it beats wondering. And if they ARE unkind, seems like it would make it so much easier to scratch them off of your list and know that you were far better off without them.

A person can only accept if asked, right? *shrugs*
 
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wolfywolfs

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#25
hey gabe newell when is half life 2 episode 3 coming out
 

grace

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I don't think I would ever be comfortable asking a guy out, but I would be comfortable asking him to come for dinner. Maybe I look at it wrongly, but ...if a person is awesome enough for us to want to be with them, surely they aren't the sort of people who would be unkind, even if they weren't interested, right? Seems like it beats wondering. And if they ARE unkind, seems like it would make it so much easier to scratch them off of your list and know that you were far better off without them.

A person can only accept if asked, right? *shrugs*
Is'nt *inviting* a guy over for dinner the same thing as *asking* him over for dinner...hence the same thing as asking him out??

If a guy were to invite me over for dinner....It would be considered a date in my book. And to be honest, a sort of personal/intimate (for lack of better wording) date because it would be at his home and he would go through the care and trouble of cooking a meal for me.

*shrugs* Maybe I am the one looking at it the wrong way.
 
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GreenNnice

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George Bush would say to you for asking why he's still doing his bucket list, P_R: 'Read my lips.'


Hmmm, a question, I liked Homer's with closer lidge , and, others too like Zere's asking communist n Korea leader why hates usa and s. Korea, so, hmmm, how about....

asking Billy Graham if he thinks he or George W.will be the first to go?

No. That's yeah not it, but, hmm, how about, along those lines, ask Billy Graham what it is that most makes him tick, besides God in his life?
 

Liamson

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Well, as a guy, I think if a woman asked if she could cook dinner for me. Its borderline but, I think it all depends on how much heads up and forethought go into it.

And as for asking people out. Sometimes, I've asked people out to dinner, Mini-golf, a movie followed by Dairy Queen and they don't think its a date. I like being friends first ideally but, its easier to go at it cold. If you have an established friendship and you wind up giving this person gifts, telling them how amazing they are and taking them everywhere, You (I) might just fall into the Brother (sister) box.

"Oh you got me flowers! :) You're just like the brother I never had" :(

So I have this maneuver that I like to use to get out of the box, which is that I take 2 weeks, disappear, get a haircut and then show up as if I had an epiphany. If that doesn't work then.... its pretty much a slimy Well.
 
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NodMyHeadLikeYeah

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Well, as a guy, I think if a woman asked if she could cook dinner for me. Its borderline but, I think it all depends on how much heads up and forethought go into it.

And as for asking people out. Sometimes, I've asked people out to dinner, Mini-golf, a movie followed by Dairy Queen and they don't think its a date. I like being friends first ideally but, its easier to go at it cold. If you have an established friendship and you wind up giving this person gifts, telling them how amazing they are and taking them everywhere, You (I) might just fall into the Brother (sister) box.

"Oh you got me flowers! :) You're just like the brother I never had" :(

So I have this maneuver that I like to use to get out of the box, which is that I take 2 weeks, disappear, get a haircut and then show up as if I had an epiphany. If that doesn't work then.... its pretty much a slimy Well.

Wait.. so what does disappearing for two weeks and getting a hair cut do???
 
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Jullianna

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#31
or it makes him so lightheaded he thinks they do ;)
 

Liamson

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Well, the haircut compliments the epiphany. Its like saying, "I'm slightly different and I've seen the light and it just so happens to be you." ;)
 
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NodMyHeadLikeYeah

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Well, the haircut compliments the epiphany. Its like saying, "I'm slightly different and I've seen the light and it just so happens to be you." ;)

hahahahahah that is so funny!!!! i love it... now i gotta figure out how to make someone say this to meee!!!
 

BillyTheKid

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Hey Nod...I seen the light and it is....well nevermind....

But seriously, I would ask Rebecca Black how she auto-tunes her voice without auto-tune. That is just simply amazing....
 
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HannahLeigh143

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I say you nod my head like yeah needs to woman up because rejection happens so theres no use of being scared of it!!! i personally lyk sum1 on here but would never ask them out jus bcuz of tha distance!!
 
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NodMyHeadLikeYeah

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#37
I say you nod my head like yeah needs to woman up because rejection happens so theres no use of being scared of it!!! i personally lyk sum1 on here but would never ask them out jus bcuz of tha distance!!

hahahah i need to woman up!!! well you just tooooooooooold me!! ;)

and your probably right :D
 

Liamson

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But if you have someone who is suppose to say those things but doesn't, you might check the warranty and the mileage. Much like Cell Phones, I'm pretty sure you can upgrade after a while of having unsatisfactory coverage. Or you could take the relationship to a mechanic/service provider and have him recalibrate your Boyfriend. Every once in a while their bearings need to be replaced, priorities aligned, and a full service also checks for new software updates. ;)
 
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Jullianna

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#39
I know. Why is it so hard? Like you think you would just be able to go up to somebody and just be honest, but nooooooooo rejection is so scary. But seriously what's the worst that could happen?
Asking a guy over for dinner is FAR easier than asking him out. Food is a pretty common conversational topic. You could steer the conversation to Italian food and then mention how great your lasagna is. You could guage his response to that and mention that he should let you cook it for him sometime. If he’s interested, he’ll ask when, but it may not be right away, so don’t lose heart..guys love to make you wait sometimes. Not sure why that is, but just let it ride.. J If he’s not interested, he might steer the conversation in another direction, but at least you would know to move on.

If he DOES come and brings a bottle of wine or a dessert, it might just be a friendship kinda thing for him, but still an opportunity to change his mind about that. J If he brings flowers, candy (and by candy I mean CHOCOLATE haha) or a bag of gummybears with a bow around it, he’s a keeper. ;)
 
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NodMyHeadLikeYeah

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But if you have someone who is suppose to say those things but doesn't, you might check the warranty and the mileage. Much like Cell Phones, I'm pretty sure you can upgrade after a while of having unsatisfactory coverage. Or you could take the relationship to a mechanic/service provider and have him recalibrate your Boyfriend. Every once in a while their bearings need to be replaced, priorities aligned, and a full service also checks for new software updates. ;)

im taking a mental note of this :D