There is a woman I have met twice. I am really crushing on her,

>>17430657
No, it would not be weird
Yes, it would be acceptable
Especially since Facebook friendship can be (and usually is) based off of the smallest connections but still provides a solid means of communication
Go for it, OP

>>17430671
Hmm alright, any tips on how to ask or what to say.

>>17430759
Well, I don't know your or her age (whether or not asking to hang out would seem weird, wording-wise etc.) but it shouldn't feel formal at first, you want to see her a few more times, effectively ask if she wants to hang out with you sometime or go out somewhere with you. Doesn't necessarily have to be dinner either.

>>17430801
I'm 24, she seems early 20s, don't know to be honest she's Asian and could be a lot older, they tend to look young i've found. That sounds decent, theres a lot of museums here so maybe that. I'm just worried about being rejected

>>17430811
It's a fair worry
But the worry will always remain unless you do something about it/try or ask.
You said it yourself, OP, you may not see her ever again so that leaves you in two spots: If you do message her and she rejects you, you won't see her again, no need to worry about awkwardness in person and whatnot. If you don't message her, the longer she doesn't see you between now and when/if you decide to message her will make things weirder.
Museums are cool and a good choice of place to go to

>>17430841
Hmm we last met on tuesday, how long is too long.

I'm really worried about looking creepy.

>>17430859
Now is probably still fine, any longer might be a little weird. I'm assuming you mean sending her a friend request

>>17430868
request and then asking to meet up

>>17430880
Sounds fine
Obviously don't immediately ask to meet up after she accepts your request though, talk a bit first if possible

just do it

no creepy