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I want to ask her out...by e-mail...

  • 15-03-2010 1:13am
    #1
    LegacyUser
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    I joined an online dating site with the mentality that I had nothing to lose. Sent a message to a few girls and had a few small chats but there was nothing really there except for one. She is everything I look for in a girl and I really don't want it to slip into the friends zone by not making a move.

    I honestly though have no idea what online dating couples do on a first date. She is a nice girl so I don't want to let it slip. We are both 20 and have never met anyone from any site. I was thinking that maybe we could both go to the same pub with friends and gently meet up through there...I don't know, I am a bag of nerves for this one because we already know enough about eachother that the first date topics of conversation that I would usually have or all wasted up...what should I do?


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  • #2
    AnonoBoy
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    I'm pretty sure they do the same as any other couple. Pub, cinema, restaurant, etc.

    It's just a new way of meeting people, but the people are still the same old people.

    So you've talked about a few things. That's good, you'll have some familiarity - just move on to other subjects and don't worry and over-analyse things.


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