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Hey Guys I've Been at kmc for over a year now and i've found it to be freindly and full of people with the a simalar mindset to my own.I dont have that many freinds at school and i find it very difficult to socialize and i get really shy around girls.There's this one girl i like but i dont have the courage to tell her how special she is.I have almost lost hope and my few freinds have little advice on the matter.I am turning to kmc for advice because i dont know where else to go'I dont live with my parents and my guardian is too distant to give me any meaningfull advice i was just wondering what you guys had to say and perhaps you could help me in my hour of need.THE GAME

Take a couple of deep breaths and tell her how you feel. Ask her out or something of the sort. There's nothing more to it and nothing less. Either you tell her or you don't. We can't give you courage. Only you can. Don't come to us. Go to her. Postponing builds up nervosity and nervosity prevents you from doing things you want. You want to go talk to her, so go talk to her.

Isn't OTF more propriate for this thread?

Q'Anilia's got the right idea. just do it. dont play around and if she says no dont push it. just respect her choice. Try not to seem nervous no matter what it takes either. Confidance will let her know that your serious.

Whip it out and let her decide.

What everyone said except for botankus will work.

If all else fails, there's always rape. Wear a ski-mask so she doesn't know who you are, making it easier to come* back for seconds.


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If you're a dork nerd and she's even just average, you've got no chance in hell without some sort of skills like bostaff fighting. If you beat a pack of ninjas with a bow staff, she will be impressd. I'm halfway serious about this one.

Originally posted by carnage52
Hey Guys I've Been at kmc for over a year now and i've found it to be freindly and full of people with the a simalar mindset to my own.I dont have that many freinds at school and i find it very difficult to socialize and i get really shy around girls.There's this one girl i like but i dont have the courage to tell her how special she is.I have almost lost hope and my few freinds have little advice on the matter.I am turning to kmc for advice because i dont know where else to go'I dont live with my parents and my guardian is too distant to give me any meaningfull advice i was just wondering what you guys had to say and perhaps you could help me in my hour of need.THE GAME

You're what? 15. Ask her out to a movie (your treat, including snacks) and let her pick the movie, that way when it's over, you have something that she's interested in to talk about, thereby opening up conversation.

Be nice, but not overly nice, chew your popcorn with your mouth closed, don't fart around her and always pretend to be paying attention when she's yapping, even if it's something mundane about herself.

Sure you might have to suffer through some shit like Twilight or High school Musical part 12, but it's an in; that's what you need first.

Originally posted by Robtard
You're what? 15. Ask her out to a movie (your treat, including snacks) and let her pick the movie, that way when it's over, you have something that she's interested in to talk about, thereby opening up conversation.

Be nice, but not overly nice, chew your popcorn with your mouth closed, don't fart around her and always pretend to be paying attention when she's yapping, even if it's something mundane about herself.

Sure you might have to suffer through some shit like Twilight or High school Musical part 12, but it's an in; that's what you need first.

How do you know she's a cheerleader type?


She could be an emo and not talk at all (Then Twilight is perfect, lulz). She may want him to fart in order to feel comfortable around him! I farted on some of my first dates and then I would say, "smeh dat shit." JK. Not even close.

WE KNOW NOTHING! about this lady.

The only thing that is sure is skills. If he has a GOOD skill, it can only help him, not hinder.

Originally posted by dadudemon
How do you know she's a cheerleader type?


She could be an emo and not talk at all (Then Twilight is perfect, lulz). She may want him to fart in order to feel comfortable around him!

WE KNOW NOTHING!

The only thing that is sure is skills. If he has a GOOD skill, it can only help him, not hinder.

We don't know and my scenario doesn't rely on that. That's why he's letting her pick the movie, so it's something she's interested in and something he can relate to after. He needs an in, this is an easy one.

There's a very low chance she's the type that enjoys a fart, at least with someone she's unfamiliar with, if need be, he can judge the situation later and fart, if needed.

Not all girls are impressed by bo-staff skills, that and the time it would take for him to learn enough proficiency to impress doesn't make it worthwhile. The movie-date is a simpler and more effective path. If he happens to deduce that she's impressed by bo-staffery during the conversation post movie, he can then take classes.

Originally posted by Robtard
We don't know and my scenario doesn't rely on that. That's why he's letting her pick the movie, so it's something she's interested in and something he can relate to after. He needs an in, this is an easy one.

There's a very low chance she's the type that enjoys a fart, at least with someone she's unfamiliar with, if need be, he can judge the situation later and fart, if needed.

Not all girls are impressed by bo-staff skills, that and the time it would take for him to learn enough proficiency to impress doesn't make it worthwhile. The movie-date is a simpler and more effective path. If he happens to deduce that she's impressed by bo-staffery during the conversation post movie, he can then take classes.


Some chicks hate going to a movie for a date. They think it's an old and broken first date. They say things like, "You can't really talk." There are betters ways for the "in."

He knows her well, it seems. Unless he's a stalker, she knows him well too. Farts away!

Bostaff skills would be used to defeat a pack of ninjas, in front of her. PAY ATTENTION!

No, he should do something other than see a movie on the first date. Something that allows more conversation. He should go to some place to eat, go to an amusement park, watch a movie at his or her parents place, play a board/card game. Play video games (if she wants to). Go for a walk/stroll/rollerbalding through a park or other nice place.

Now, his chances of wooing her are much much greater if he goes shopping with her at a mall. You think I'm joking? If he has just enough money to get her something nice...heh heh. Now, some may think that this is a generalization about women, but it's not. Dudes like to do that too...girls just like it more, per capita.

Originally posted by dadudemon
No, he should do something other than see a movie on the first date. Something that allows more conversation. He should go to some place to eat, go to an amusement park, watch a movie at his or her parents place, play a board/card game. Play video games (if she wants to). Go for a walk/stroll/rollerbalding through a park or other nice place.

Dinner and movie works well. There's nothing wrong with going to the movie theatre for a first date, especially if they know eachother from before. Start with a dinner would be good though, which gives opportunity to chat before watching a movie of her preference.

Sharing popcorn kicks ass. Gives sneaky opportunities to touch hands

Originally posted by dadudemon
Some chicks hate going to a movie for a date. They think it's an old and broken first date. They say things like, "You can't really talk." There are betters ways for the "in."

He knows her well, it seems. Unless he's a stalker, she knows him well too. Farts away!

Bostaff skills would be used to defeat a pack of ninjas, in front of her. PAY ATTENTION!

No, he should do something other than see a movie on the first date. Something that allows more conversation. He should go to some place to eat, go to an amusement park, watch a movie at his or her parents place, play a board/card game. Play video games (if she wants to). Go for a walk/stroll/rollerbalding through a park or other nice place.

Now, his chances of wooing her are much much greater if he goes shopping with her at a mall. You think I'm joking? If he has just enough money to get her something nice...heh heh. Now, some may think that this is a generalization about women, but it's not. Dudes like to do that too...girls just like it more, per capita.

Rookie.

He's not going to be taking her home after the movie and leaving, the movie serves as a topic of conversation they both can immediately relate too, which will lead to further conversation, possibly a meal afterwards and hopefully further dating.

That really depends, I took it that they didn't have much between them already, so a movie is a nice neutral area, instead of something like his parents house, which could be awkward for her. They're also in their early teens, movie is perfect, if he had been older(and has a car), sure, a nice dinner to start, some wine and drunken butt-sex later that night.

I would definitely say no to taking her to the mall and buying her gifts, bad way to start a relationship.

Originally posted by Q'Anilia
Dinner and movie works well. There's nothing wrong with going to the movie theatre for a first date, especially if they know eachother from before. Start with a dinner would be good though, which gives opportunity to chat before watching a movie of her preference.

Sharing popcorn kicks ass. Gives sneaky opportunities to touch hands

I did the dinner and movie thing many times. Just a movie isn't enough, imo.

Originally posted by Robtard
Rookie.

He's not going to be taking her home after the movie and leaving, the movie serves as a topic of conversation they both can immediately relate too, which will lead to further conversation, possibly a meal afterwards and hopefully further dating.

That really depends, I took it that they didn't have much between them already, so a movie is a nice neutral area, instead of something like his parents house, which could be awkward for her. They're also in their early teens, movie is perfect, if he had been older(and has a car), sure, a nice dinner to start, some wine and drunken butt-sex later that night.

I would definitely say no to taking her to the mall and buying her gifts, bad way to start a relationship.

Nice try, but you never said that.

Besides, a movie, at home, alone, is much better than a movie theater movie, if you know each other. He can make them dinner, which is sexy.

And, that's your opinion on going to the mall. It is an "in" and these are not "complex" adults. The little lady isn't going to expect a 15 year old to take her to the mall and buy her expensive shit every time they go out. That only happens when you're an adult and lie about your income to your adult date.


And, far from a rookie. I've probably been on more variety dates than you've dated women.

Originally posted by dadudemon
I did the dinner and movie thing many times. Just a movie isn't enough, imo.

That's lame even when I go out with friends. I find it a given that there should be more than just movie.

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Originally posted by Q'Anilia
That's lame even when I go out with friends. I find it a given that there should be more than just movie.

Call me sentimental or a wimp, but I liked to get to know the lady I was dating. I'd much rather talk and snuggle than sit in a theater with strangers all about us.

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Originally posted by dadudemon
Nice try, but you never said that.

Besides, a movie, at home, alone, is much better than a movie theater movie, if you know each other. He can make them dinner, which is sexy.

And, that's your opinion on going to the mall. It is an "in" and these are not "complex" adults. The little lady isn't going to expect a 15 year old to take her to the mall and buy her expensive shit every time they go out. That only happens when you're an adult and lie about your income to your adult date.


And, far from a rookie. I've probably been on more variety dates than you've dated women.

That's why I said they'd have something of shared interest to talk about AFTERWARDS, maybe?

Again, if he's asking how to talk to her/get to know her, they're probably not that close, so dinner at his house could be very awkward for her.

Yes, obviously that's my opinion about the mall. I didn't say "mall fact".

Probably, you Mormons tend to go on friendship dates a lot, usually set-up by your parents.

Originally posted by Robtard
That's why I said they'd have something of shared interest to talk about AFTERWARDS, maybe?

YES!

Originally posted by Robtard
Again, if he's asking how to talk to her/get to know her, they're probably not that close, so dinner at his house could be very awkward for her.

Yes, obviously that's my opinion about the mall. I didn't say "mall fact".

Probably, you Mormons tend to go on friendship dates a lot, usually set-up by your parents.

He seems to know her pretty well.

Dinner at one of the parents' houses is actually a good idea, for young folks, especially if they know each other.

It doesn't work too well when you get older, though. You're not supposed to meet the parents until it is serious business.


Yes. My mother set me up on all of my dates. dur



I honestly don't know a single Mormon that has their mother setup dates for them.


And, no, friendship dates can be had with dudes. They call it a man-date. That's not a date, imo. Sure, I went out with the opposite sex as "Just Friends", but it was not a date. It is just a couple of friends hangin' out. <---Your favorite smilie.

Originally posted by dadudemon
Call me sentimental or a wimp, but I liked to get to know the lady I was dating. I'd much rather talk and snuggle than sit in a theater with strangers all about us.

I'm under the impression that he already knows the girl. If I were to date a male friend of mine, I would love to go for a good movie with him. Even on a first date. I'd appreciate dinner first, of course. A movie is a good icebreaker. When it's done, you have something you can also discuss for the remaining evening. That too allow you to get a little in-touch.

Originally posted by dadudemon
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mwah1

Originally posted by Q'Anilia
I'm under the impression that he already knows the girl. If I were to date a male friend of mine, I would love to go for a good movie with him. Even on a first date. I'd appreciate dinner first, of course. A movie is a good icebreaker. When it's done, you have something you can also discuss for the remaining evening. That too allow you to get a little in-touch.

I was guessing he wasn't that close to her, hence his apprehension in doing something about his feelings. Personnally, I do the movie first and then dinner, that way it leaves less of a chance for an uncomfortable silence during dinner.

Either way, he needs to do something, even if he fails. As the adage says, "He who waits, masturbates."

Originally posted by Robtard
I was guessing he wasn't that close to her, hence his apprehension in doing something about his feelings. Personnally, I do the movie first and then dinner, that way it leaves less of a chance for an uncomfortable silence during dinner.

Either way, he needs to do something, even if he fails. As the adage says, "He who waits, masturbates."

I thought it was, "He who waits, ****in' rapes."






But, yeah, I see your point, Robtard and Q'Anilia. This dude is shy. He probably needs all the help he can get for getting a conversation started.

Have her stick it in your pooper, see, she'll be expecting the opposite, this will break the ice.

Originally posted by Mindset
Have her stick it in your pooper, see, she'll be expecting the opposite, this will break the ice.

Eve if ice isn't broken, his anal hymen certainly will be. It's a win-win.

Well, I guess this person won't be able to "listen" to your wiseful advices.

There's no reason to keep this open.