View Full Version : Help on asking for someone's number/to go on a date?
BannedDPS
July 27th, 2014, 07:17 AM
Alright, so I've recently started taking my little cousin to swimming lessons at the public pool for 3 days a week. The first time I took her, I noticed one of the life guards was stunningly pretty. So I went in the pool with my cousin, and a few times I think I made eye contact with the life guard, but I'm not sure since I wasn't wearing my glasses in the water. We came back the next day and she was there again. That time I felt like she was looking at me a good amount, but it was just a feeling. Same thing with the eye contact happened, I'm not sure if we made it or not. The only thing is that I'm 17 and she's maybe 2 years older than I am.
What I need help with is asking for her number/asking her out. I plan to ask for her number the next time I see her, so should I keep it short like "Hey, I thought you were cute and had to come over here and say hi and ask for your number" or actually strike up a conversation? Also, given I do get her number and we start texting, would asking her for coffee or something when she's free suffice? Any other help/advice would be great as well.
I'm not very good at this whole dating thing :(
ImCoolBeans
July 27th, 2014, 11:00 AM
I don't think being 17 will hurt your chances. You should go up to her and talk to her a little bit -- if you want to ask her out on a date, you should. The worst thing she could say is "no". I'd rather be the guy who tried, than the guy who didn't act and always hoped. I think asking her to get coffee, lunch or something along those lines is fine.
User-Unknown
July 27th, 2014, 05:45 PM
Some girls are a little hesitant about giving numbers to random people, that's the only difficulty for you.
With the age gap (you 17 and this girl possibly 19) isn't a problem. I'm 19 and like a girl who is 17. The age gap is nothing to worry about. As for asking her out, if try to be friends first, ask her out only as a friend if that works, tell her that before trying to get her number. That's why I think it's best to tell the girl you like that you like them and ask them out. They definitely know it's a DATE and will answer accordingly. If you knew the person say from school being friends is easy then it's just telling them how you feel and asking them out.
Body odah Man
July 29th, 2014, 02:25 PM
Alright, so I've recently started taking my little cousin to swimming lessons at the public pool for 3 days a week. The first time I took her, I noticed one of the life guards was stunningly pretty. So I went in the pool with my cousin, and a few times I think I made eye contact with the life guard, but I'm not sure since I wasn't wearing my glasses in the water. We came back the next day and she was there again. That time I felt like she was looking at me a good amount, but it was just a feeling. Same thing with the eye contact happened, I'm not sure if we made it or not. The only thing is that I'm 17 and she's maybe 2 years older than I am.
What I need help with is asking for her number/asking her out. I plan to ask for her number the next time I see her, so should I keep it short like "Hey, I thought you were cute and had to come over here and say hi and ask for your number" or actually strike up a conversation? Also, given I do get her number and we start texting, would asking her for coffee or something when she's free suffice? Any other help/advice would be great as well.
I'm not very good at this whole dating thing :(
If you want to have a date I'd suggest first striking up a conversation, getting to know one another well and becoming good friends and THEN going out on the date. Good luck man
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