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Tips for Asking a Girl Out on Facebook

You’re thinking about this girl on Facebook, and you want to ask her out on a “date”. First of all – DO NOT make it look like “date”. Maybe if she’s trowing herself at you and begging for it – otherwise, just make it “a drink”, or “let’s hang out at XYZ place”. But never mention a date. Don’t show too much interest in her. Some guys are really dumb – they tell a girl they love her before they even got close to having sex with her. Don’t be another desperate loser. It’s not attractive, and it won’t get you laid.

So – how do you ask her out? If you don’t want to get ignored or rejected – then listen up. Instead of ASKING her to go out with you, figure her out better. Find out more about her, get in touch through Facebook. Chat for some time – and get her interested in you. Once you see REAL clues and signals that she wants you – make a move. Look for CLUES of interest. If she’s interested in getting to know you in real life – she’ll give you signals. So learn how to identify these signals.

Does she ask you a lot of questions? Does she poke you, like your stuff, comment on your photos? Does she initiate chatting/inboxing even after a few days of no-contact? If you answered with a “yes” to any of these questions – you’ve got your stuff handled. If you answered with a “kind of”, “no” or a “maybe” – then you still have to work on attracting her. Don’t ask her out if you did not attract her/got her interested first – or you’ll get REJECTED 95% sure. Look – you CAN “attack” 50 girls to go out with you – and some will, maybe. But it’s a numbers game. Why get rejected 500 times in order to get one date? Are you that desperate. Shoot for QUALITY over quantity – so that after some time girls will FIGHT for YOU – and CHASE after YOU, and ask YOU out on a DATE. It’s possible – but you have to work on yourself.

Let’s say that she gave you all the clues that she’s interested in meeting up with you (potentially having sex) – what do you do now? Now’s the time to ask her out. But – instead, try turning the tables. Try suggesting a meet up – and then observe how she reacts. Observing is KEY. If you get a good reaction – you KNOW that she’s really interested in you. This is very important – since then you’ll know how to behave and what your position is once you go out on that “date”. Instead of just going and sitting in Starbucks – (that’s a good idea, but there are better ones) – go DO SOMETHING together. Whatever. Play pool, watch a movie, do some sort of activity together.

Anyway – when you start chatting/messaging, tell her about something that you were thinking about doing (watching a basketball match). If she responds enthusiastically – tell her something like “Hey, you seem really cool, it would be fun to get to know you for real, we should hang out some day if you want to for a drink/XYZ activity” – it’s better if you send her this as a message in her inbox. If she responds something like “yeah, you seem really cool too, it would be great to get to know you too”.

Then getting her number and meeting up will be completely natural – if you already know that she’s interested in meeting up with you. Just don’t be a boring monkey like most guys out there.

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