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ma_137
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02 Sep 2005, 9:07 pm

So i've been talking to this lady for about two weeks now. Due to unfortunate transportation circumstances, I cannot always see her as often as I want, but I visited her a few times at school. Anyway, we chat on the phone every day for hours. We talk online and we've exchanged some fairly intimate information to one another . She compliments me, I compliment her and I think she digs me. Were forever flirting with one another

I want to set up a date, as soon as my car is out of the shop, but I'm wondering....How can I segue this from a really good friendship into something more? I seem to be everyone's "friend" guy. I"ve got about 6 female friends and no GF to speak of...I really like her, and wouldn't mind being her friend, but I dont' want her to be the next. I really like this girl. So please, someone chime in on this.



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02 Sep 2005, 9:13 pm

ma_137 wrote:
So i've been talking to this lady for about two weeks now. Due to unfortunate transportation circumstances, I cannot always see her as often as I want, but I visited her a few times at school. Anyway, we chat on the phone every day for hours. We talk online and we've exchanged some fairly intimate information to one another . She compliments me, I compliment her and I think she digs me. Were forever flirting with one another

I want to set up a date, as soon as my car is out of the shop, but I'm wondering....How can I segue this from a really good friendship into something more? I seem to be everyone's "friend" guy. I"ve got about 6 female friends and no GF to speak of...I really like her, and wouldn't mind being her friend, but I dont' want her to be the next. I really like this girl. So please, someone chime in on this.


Just be honest, when you ask her on a date, say it's a date. Be sure to be extra romantic to show you're genuine intentions.

The biggest thing to risk the friendship is sex. So just don't go there just yet. I wouldn't recomend it anyways. I personally am oposed to sex before marraige, but asking some people to go that far is not exactly a good idea in this day and age.

That is my advice.


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02 Sep 2005, 10:42 pm

8) /me says in my best Barry White voice Ohhhhh yeah....it's alriiiight.



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03 Sep 2005, 12:30 pm

I can tell you this, I think you are on the money.


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03 Sep 2005, 4:18 pm

Ok I was the phone to a guy for hours everyday to a guy and dated him but after a few months the guy especially starts to want space.

Oh say something, if you don't you'll regret it.



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04 Sep 2005, 6:41 pm

Men will always want space.
It's in the basic nature of who we are.

Even NT married men have garages or rooms in their homes that are off limits.

In the early stages of a relationship, a man may pull away to make space for a woman not push her away.