My sister says one of her coworkers thinks I'm cute and

'Sure'
'Yes'
'Ok'

>>17255617
pretty much this. I don't understand the problem OP.

But like she mentioned it earlier today and time has passed, how do I bring it up again without being awkward?

Sounds like your sister may already think you're desperate.

>>17255635
Holy shit you people are hopeless.
"Hey, remember how you said x was into me? She's really cute, tell her I'm interested, etc"

>>17255635
>earlier today

This has got to be a joke. It would be awkward or weird if you came back to the topic after half a year, not half a day.

>>17255635
It's your sister, dingus. Are you actually worrying about appearing cool and suave in front of your sister???

>>17255657
no but I dont want her to think I'm some thirsty fuckboy lol

>>17255672
She's your sister, dude. She already knows what you are.

>>17255682
I've always shied away from letting my family know anything about my dating life (or lack thereof) though so it's weird

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>"How do I say yes to a question?"
>Threads like this exist on /adv/

>>17255700
She knows.

>>17255700
Yep she knows.

>>17255741
>>17255748
She knows what?

>>17255700
You can either keep doing things as you always have and expect no change, or you can do something new and reap some fresher fruit

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Good grief.

If you want it, go for it. Worst case scenario: you have a few awkward, uncomfortable moments.

That's a pretty small downside to something that could be so good it changes your life.