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Hi, i am 16m and i like this girl 17f in my college, But IDK if its the right time to ask her out. We are good friends, usually chat everyday, and its my birthday on 13th so i wanna ask her out on 13th, but i am not sure that would she be comfortable with it. Coz she could think of it as going out with a friend alone, and the worst part is that on 14th there is a exam. But i really wanna spend my 17th birthday with her.
I’m a 16M in college, and I really like this girl (17F) I’ve become good friends with over the past few months. We chat almost every day and get along well, so I feel like we have a solid connection.
My 17th birthday is coming up on the 13th, and I’ve been thinking about asking her to spend the day with me. I’d love to make my birthday memorable by sharing it with her, but I’m not sure if it’s the right move. Part of me worries she might see it as just a friendly outing, not something more, and I don’t want to make things awkward between us.
To make things more complicated, we have an exam on the 14th, so I’m not sure if the timing is right to ask her out (either as a date or just to hang
Hi, i am 16m and i like this girl 17f in my college, But IDK if its the right time to ask her out. We are good friends, usually chat everyday, and its my birthday on 13th so i wanna ask her out on 13th, but i am not sure that would she be comfortable with it. Coz she could think of it as going out with a friend alone, and the worst part is that on 14th there is a exam. But i really wanna spend my 17th birthday with her.
Hi everyone! I'm a college student and I've been wondering about something. When you're interested in someone romantically but you're still in the "getting to know each other" phase (like classmates or new friends), how do you usually express that interest?
I'm particularly curious about:
- Do you tend to use more casual language (like "bro" or "dude") even when you're interested, or does that usually indicate you see someone as just a friend?
- What are some subtle signs you give when you want someone to know you're open to something more than friendship?
- How do you balance being friendly/approachable while also showing romantic interest without being too forward?
I ask because I somet
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reddit.com/gallery/1n2c5m4Hi, I am 17M and there is this girl 17F in my class, and we are good friends. I think she likes me, and recently she said, "I like a guy, who is a very good friend of mine, and he isn't getting the hints". I think i am that guy, but i am not sure. So i am afraid that i will ruin our friendship, what should i do?
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