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take that leap and ask her on a DATE. make it just the two of you!
after the date, if its nice GO FOR A WALK. itll be nice. have some conversation topics ready. KINO KINO KINO! TOUCH TOUCH TOUCH! dont be sleezy but hold hands, hugs, kisses.
a wise man once said, " One dance, one look, one kiss, that's all we get, Albert. Just... one shot, to make the difference between happily ever after, and oh? he's just some guy I went to some thing with once. "
hope this helps,
-dw3llz
about the topic:
what kind of topics it should be?
something more personal - about our ex-girl/boyfriend?
or more straight - about us as a couple?
what kind of conversation it should be: in jokes form or total serious?
I know that kino is very important, but then I try it she isn't answering into it very well, sometimes she just recide like
now then I think, I should try tomorrow if possible to try more kino and look how she react into it
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Could be that you haven't set yourself up romantically, so asking her out on a date might seem out of the blue.
If it was me in this situation - been friends for a while and no obvious attraction signs from her, I would test the waters with some dialogue. Slip in some suggestive remarks or jokes into the conversation and see how she reacts. If she laughs and makes suggestive marks back, or later on, or even starts flirting by touching, then that's a cue to go ahead. If she just laughs and keeps things friendly, then either your approach/attitude needs work or she just isn't into you.
yep you're right, up till now it was communication like between friends so it would seem that way.
I'm trying tease her a little, trying to change the topics which could transform into flirting, but she takes it as a jokes - that's the problem..
It's just that she don't pick up these nags, If I start flirting more seriously don't you think that this might freak her out and it might be over?