Asking out adv

>>17680858
You want to talk to her one on one, but don't trap her. Eye contact can be about 2-3 seconds long before you can break away for a little bit. Practice what you want to say in front of a mirror. It's cringe-inducing, but you'll at least ditch the worst things you can say. Also, smile a little bit. That's another thing to practice. I'm not very good at talking to people, but if you smile at them in a friendly, non-obsessive way, then you'll get a better reaction out of them

>>17680858
Just do it. Don't make a big deal out of it. If she says yes, enjoy it. If she says no, ask someone else. If you do it enough, you'll get good at it.

>>17680969
Thanks for the help, I will try to follow the advice

>>17680982
Yeah, I hope this experience can help me get used to rejection, since it is a fear of mine. Thanks for the advice

>>17680858
Do pic related. Be a chad.

>>17681128
Okay dude

I asked a girl what's up in the next days and that we should hang out together. Well she responded that she's meeting friends and what's up with me. She just ignored my offer. Instead she wished me a happy birthday. I still don't know how the fuck she knows about my birthday, but nevermind. She rejected me, but
I don't want to be the jerk here.
So should I respond? We're in same class, so I think I should at least write a little "thanks". I guess it would be the right thing, but I kinda don't want to. pls give advice.

>>17682054
Say thanks and move on, no big deal.