You'll probably blow up in my face for this, but...
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alex-likes-running
runnergirl93
RUNxxWILD07
Just Because
xotrackkgirl
BA_Sadie.
ButterySmoothStride
Pinthin
CT Track
Running With Scissors
amherst_xc
Tri Babe 518
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So there's this guy...
Tri Babe 518- Pro
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So there's this guy...
Help! How do you get a guy to like you? I'm such a newb when it comes to this crap. He runs cross and plays soccer and I can't seem to get him to notice me. I talk to him and stuff but it doesn't work. What to do?
You'll probably blow up in my face for this, but...
You'll probably blow up in my face for this, but...
amherst_xc- All-Pro
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Re: So there's this guy...
you dont ask people on running forums
Running With Scissors- Admin
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Re: So there's this guy...
Say some corny pick up lines that are so corny they laugh.
CT Track- All-Pro
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Re: So there's this guy...
be more obvious or tell him straight up, it's going to bother you more if you don't know what he thinks or you keep trying to go after a guy who doesn't want you back.
Pinthin- Elite
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Re: So there's this guy...
does he have a myspace?? =]
ButterySmoothStride- Pro
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Re: So there's this guy...
you need to put yourself in a situation in which it won't be awkward for you to talk to him.
- throw a party and invite him
- if you're going to a party, tell him about it or invite him along with you
- talk to him during xc...maybe "Wow...I could never run that fast. Nice race." and then
go from there
The main thing is that he can't read your mind. You need to talk to him and communicate
that you like him through flirting or whatever.
- throw a party and invite him
- if you're going to a party, tell him about it or invite him along with you
- talk to him during xc...maybe "Wow...I could never run that fast. Nice race." and then
go from there
The main thing is that he can't read your mind. You need to talk to him and communicate
that you like him through flirting or whatever.
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BA_Sadie.- Elite
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Re: So there's this guy...
just flirt lol.
its not that hard...
its not that hard...
xotrackkgirl- Elite
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Re: So there's this guy...
Take it one step at a time.
talking is great at first. try to find out other stuff about him.
once you know him more, maybe you can ask him for a ride home from practice, or see if he wants to join you and a few other people (easier at first) to get ice cream or something.
then just take it from there...
talking is great at first. try to find out other stuff about him.
once you know him more, maybe you can ask him for a ride home from practice, or see if he wants to join you and a few other people (easier at first) to get ice cream or something.
then just take it from there...
Just Because- Pro
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Re: So there's this guy...
amherst_xc wrote:you dont ask people on running forums
This is a running forum but we are still highschoolers. (and a few Gr. 8's)
Running With Scissors- Admin
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Re: So there's this guy...
Ask him if he wants to get slushies after practice. Maybe that won't work for you but there is a gas station with good slushies with in walking distance of the school here.
Pinthin- Elite
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Re: So there's this guy...
I like the asking for a ride home, if he doesn't live too far away. Thats how I became friends (just friends though ) with my guy pal. But if your too far off and he doesn't seem to excited about it, he might find giving you a ride home inconvient.
RUNxxWILD07- All-Pro
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Re: So there's this guy...
yeah, i got rides toooo.
or if you have spaghetti dinners for cross, that helps to talk to him.
or if a dance is coming up you could always if you start getting closer to him start mentioning it and maybe he will ask you and start to like you.
or instant messaging, texting, myspace, all good ways to start talking to a person.
or if you have spaghetti dinners for cross, that helps to talk to him.
or if a dance is coming up you could always if you start getting closer to him start mentioning it and maybe he will ask you and start to like you.
or instant messaging, texting, myspace, all good ways to start talking to a person.
ButterySmoothStride- Pro
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Re: So there's this guy...
ATribeCalledGreg wrote:Well first of all, if your conversations consist of him just answering questions you ask in a non-enthusiastic way, don't bother. He's just being nice.
If he is smiling when you talk to him, actually making an effort to progress the conversation, continue.
A good idea to progress the flirting/relationship status is obviously to bring in more of a sexual element. I'm not saying take your clothes off and bend over in front of him, but step your game up a little. As a girl, the best way to probably do this is to just touch his arm or something when you laugh at something he says. Give him hugs if you are comfortable. Play with his hair. Basically, you need physical contact. It's really awkward for me personally to go out with a girl when it feels like when I talk to her, she's standing behind a glass wall.
When you feel ready, just say hey what are you doing this weekend, wanna hang out? Chances are if he's interested at all he'll say yes and you can try to go to the movies/out to eat/something. Obviously it's a good sign if he pays, but it's not the end of the world if he doesn't. Leave hints and make him wonder. Ask him (since you know he's single hopefully) if he likes anyone. Unless he just flat out names another girl, you have a chance. He may say he doesn't like anyone at the moment, but might just be saying that to keep YOU guessing. The fact that you asked him is going to make him wonder, "Hm... I wonder why she cares at all? I wonder if she likes me?".
Hopefully if you will keep going out on these friend dates and he'll make a move eventually. You can definitely help things along though and get hints as to how he feels. You just want to make sure at these friend dates, it's just the two of you. Other people are nice sometimes, but being alone with him will put him in a better mindset and it's just better in general. It's only going to be you two in this relationship, so why shouldn't it be only you two out there? An old but good method to test how he's feeling is sit together and pull the "I'm really cold (shiver shiver)" routine. If he says yeah let's leave, he's either not interested or an idiot. Make sure you give him an inviting look after you say your cold and hopefully he'll take the hint and warm you up.
Wow, I wrote a lot. I am interested in helping however I can though, so updates/more information would be greatly appreciated.
wow...you seem really experienced when it comes to being romantic with guys
Running With Scissors- Admin
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Re: So there's this guy...
Good advice Greg.
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the car ride thing kinda works unless you live 2 minutes from the school like me lol. what i did was ask him if i could sit with him on the bus, and and hour and a half bus ride can go a looong way .invite him to a group even first and then see if next weekend just the two of you would like to go somewhere alone possibly as friends but it could become more from there
alex-likes-running- Global Moderator
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i like it when girls use corny pick up lines haha.
AudienceOfOne- Admin
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Re: So there's this guy...
just keep talking to him and if he's smart he'll pick up the hint and ask you out.
xotrackkgirl- Elite
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Running With Scissors wrote:Good advice Greg.
+1
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Re: So there's this guy...
as many times as you've heard it, be yourself, i can say stuff which i
would like but you can't generalise guys like that and i'm english
so what do i know
just have a laugh with him
would like but you can't generalise guys like that and i'm english
so what do i know
just have a laugh with him
thats good advice aswellWell first of all, if your conversations consist of him just answering
questions you ask in a non-enthusiastic way, don't bother. He's just
being nice.
If he is smiling when you talk to him, actually making an effort to progress the conversation, continue.
Pinthin- Elite
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Re: So there's this guy...
Wgrt wrote:as many times as you've heard it, be yourself, i can say stuff which i
would like but you can't generalise guys like that and i'm english
so what do i know
just have a laugh with him
thats good advice aswellWell first of all, if your conversations consist of him just answering
questions you ask in a non-enthusiastic way, don't bother. He's just
being nice.
If he is smiling when you talk to him, actually making an effort to progress the conversation, continue.
thats sweet
AudienceOfOne- Admin
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i think you're the first english person we've had. i think we had an australian once though.Wgrt wrote:as many times as you've heard it, be yourself, i can say stuff which i
would like but you can't generalise guys like that and i'm english
so what do i know
just have a laugh with him
thats good advice aswellWell first of all, if your conversations consist of him just answering
questions you ask in a non-enthusiastic way, don't bother. He's just
being nice.
If he is smiling when you talk to him, actually making an effort to progress the conversation, continue.
ButterySmoothStride- Pro
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Re: So there's this guy...
Wgrt wrote:as many times as you've heard it, be yourself, i can say stuff which i
would like but you can't generalise guys like that and i'm english
so what do i know
just have a laugh with him
thats good advice aswellWell first of all, if your conversations consist of him just answering
questions you ask in a non-enthusiastic way, don't bother. He's just
being nice.
If he is smiling when you talk to him, actually making an effort to progress the conversation, continue.
if he's a bit nervous around you he might be shy the first time you talk ...definitely don't give up unless you've
talked to him multiple times and he still won't get into a meaningful conversation
Wgrt- All-Pro
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Re: So there's this guy...
yeahhh try not to talk to him with a group of girls with you if he doesnt have much confidence.if he's a bit nervous around you he might be shy the first time you talk ...definitely don't give up unless you've
talked to him multiple times and he still won't get into a meaningful conversation
haha yeah im english back to school wednesday
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you thought right. lagwagon.AudienceOfOne wrote:i think you're the first english person we've had. i think we had an australian once though.Wgrt wrote:as many times as you've heard it, be yourself, i can say stuff which i
would like but you can't generalise guys like that and i'm english
so what do i know
just have a laugh with him
thats good advice aswellWell first of all, if your conversations consist of him just answering
questions you ask in a non-enthusiastic way, don't bother. He's just
being nice.
If he is smiling when you talk to him, actually making an effort to progress the conversation, continue.
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