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I asked out this girl; same girl from the previous posts. I isolated, said " I am going to this thing, want to come along?" Her response was iffy, like, "I don't know what I am doing, but I'll call you." In one of the emails i got from Ross Jeffries he recommended laying down the law, so to speak. I mean coming out and asking them "Is going with me something that is take it or leave it or are you smart enough to actually want to do it?" This may make me look like a jerk and I am maybe trying to force her into something, or, does it come off as really alpha because I am, in effect, calling her bullshit. Would this work after the fact say if I came up to her w/ this question later, like the next day?
Ok, first of all you gave her the power by "asking" her. You know . . . "want to come?" Instead, a simple rewording of "you should come", or "you need to come" would have been better.
As much as I don't like Ross Jeffries, what he's saying about laying down the law is actually right. The very line you wrote on here would not make you look like a jerk unless you say it in an arrogant way. And that's really the difference. You need to NOT ask, but invite or suggest for her to come along. And when you do this, do not say it in an arrogant way, but say it with CONFIDENCE. Confidence in that you know who YOU are. You know that YOU are someone that she would be thankful to spend time with. So, yes, next time you talk to her, give her the choice. Don't ask her again, just give her to choice. In fact, you could use that same line from above. Because right now, she's just blowing you off. Period. So, even if she says no, realize you haven't lost anything. Because she's already saying no.