Im in college and a lot of times when I'm walking out of my dorm I see this super hot girl going into my dorm or when I'm entering she's leaving. I don't know her name and don't know anything about her other than that she lives in the second floor of my dorm and I'm on the third floor. Every time we walk by each other she always looks at me and I always look at her (in a romantic way, not a creepy way). So what can i do to have an excuse to talk to her? I was thinking about one day dropping some books then when she'd help me pick them up id introduce myself but id probably just look like a nerd. thanks for reading

Or...the next time you guys are crossing paths, stop her and say:

You: I always see you going in and out...I was thinking I should get your name so I can say hello next time.
Her: My name is _______. What's your name?

If either of you are in a hurry, you continue about your business. If there is no time restraint continue talking to her.

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Bro dont overthink it. Just start talking to her about anything and make believe that you seen her everyday for the last 20 years. Just talk about the weather, current events, anything to break the ice. Than next time you see her escalate a little more than next time some more, until you both reach a point that you are flirting with each other.

When you reach a point that clearly she will not reject you for practaly anything ask her that you want to see her dorm room out of curiousty you heard that second floor dorms are larger or smaller. Whatever.

When you find the scenario that sex can occur and you see that the sexual tension is so strong that she is literally has her crotch facing you that's when you pounce on her. Don't even fucking kiss her just go fucking caveman on her. LMR will be practically non existant.

Or she's flirting with you and sitting in such a manner that she makes it so that you can see right down her shirt. Happened to me in a dorm but it was when i was an AFC and did nothing smh. From that point on she rightly thought I wasn't interested - even though I was.