Please help me not fuck this up

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Its gonna take multiple "dates" anon. You need to properly test the water. If you just flat out tell her you like her it won't end up well.

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>>18687143
Yeah i guess so. But is there any thing i should do? Like how should i drop hints or something?

>>18687123
Dont get a girlfriend right in the beginning of college.
Just don't. You'll regret it later. Truuuust me

>>18687156
I want to believe you, but i have literally no friends here besides the girl im trying to be with. Im starved of emotional attention and i just want to be with someone who likes me for me. Ive only known her for a short time, but i would probably like to live the rest of my life with her

>>18687168
Lol Jesus kid. Open the door to your dorm and keep it open. There will never be an easier time to make friends than right now for you. Join a fraternity. That's the easiest way to make a lot of friends.

>>18687168
You follow your heart mang.
You do this you'll get a taste of what you seek and realize how easy it is to get with just a sense of confidence.
Don't put all your eggs in one basket. Wait it out and meet some of her friends.

>>18687178
Ive met a couple of her friends, they arent really my type, but i understand what you mean

>>18687168
Ah, so you're desperate. Make sense.
You are going to push her away buddy with that attitude.

And as an fyi, to make sure you convey what you want without explicitly saying it, touch her asap.

Not in a creepy way, just as opportunities present themselves.

Use her responses as calibration.

Also, despite what colleges like to say, a soft "no ;)" is not the same as a hard "NO".

Sad fact is buddy, you're going to most likely fail with this one. But if you want a relationship so bad, what >>18687156 and >>18687173 said is worth taking on board VERY SERIOUSLY.

>>18687208
Yeah i kinda see that. Im still going for it none the less

If you like the girl then just be friends with her and see what happens organically. Honestly, getting into a serious relationship right at the beginning of college is rough. I did it and I regret it. My ex asked me out before classes even started. If you have a good relationship then you make a lot of sacrifices. And oh my god I sacrificed so much for him. We dated for 2 years so the relationship was good, but I missed out on a lot of stuff I wish I had done in hindsight. If you truly like her, then testing the waters by being friends is the best option. And don't rush into anything. It can really suck in the end.