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Should I ask a guy to have coffee with me? I'm nervous.


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I went through a horrible breakup 9 months ago and I know that I'm not really ready for anything serious, but I do have a crush on a guy that I work with. Unfortunately, we work at school and the year is over and we're both graduating so I probably won't see him ever again. However, I wrote him a letter just telling him that I thought he was really cool and I wished him well for the future. We've been writing back and forth for the last four days. We're both really into literature and writing and we've been having a really great conversation about upcoming writing projects.

 

The problem is, he's really hard to read and I can't tell if he's into me or not. We used to talk all the time at work, but he's a very friendly person and talks to anyone. I'm so confused and it's been 3 years since I've done this (I was with my ex for the last 3 years) so I need help. I don't know when he's moving home after graduation, but I was thinking of asking him to have coffee with me. I'm just nervous! Is it weird for a girl to make the first move? But really, what have I got to lose? I just don't know if I can face any potential rejection right now since I know I'm still in the process of healing from my breakup.

 

Any advice out there?

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I understand. Rejection is really hard.

 

Of course, I'm a guy so anytime I talk about rejection hurting me, people tell me to suck it up and stop being a p@ssy, or just ignore me altogether. But anyway. :laugh:

 

I'm the MASTER of rejection, and I'll put it this way. It always hurts a lot more when you have more invested in the person. Rejection hardly ever stings or lasts too much when I don't know the person that well.

 

In your case, maybe gauge how much you feel for him, and whether that is worth the hurt it will cause.

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I say you have nothing to lose.

 

I have asked guys to go with me for coffee. Worst case scenario: you make a friend. Don't emotionally invest yet and you won't be in a position where you'll get hurt. It's not something that will make you look weird- it's too casual a request, so don't worry. :)

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