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The dreaded "F" word


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Well just curious on other people's opinions on this because I haven't figured it out . So I work with a woman who just transferred from another city to where i work about 3 months ago , previously we just had a phone relationship. Over the last few weeks things have picked up a bit , we seem to talk all

The time at work , have even went out had dinner (nothing fancy ). Anyways our banter back and forth seems to have changed into a "flirty" tone as she's made jokes about us being married and wanting to take a trip togherher . She originally left where she came from due to needing a change , but also an ex boyfriend who has said pretty much wants nothing to do with her, so I have listened and even offered my 2 cents (nothing to out hand ) just kept it simple . Her body language seems to inconsistent so it's hard to gauge that , she does laugh at my jokes , and even went as far as to say I was a reason she wanted to work were I work .. She seems to like my Facebook posts a fair percentage of the time , and would even reply Aww Muffin when I had a personal post one night..

I'm trying not to get to carried away here , as she seems to be one of those "women" where it's easy to distinguish kindness for something else . I wanna know , but at the same time if she doesnt I don't want to make my job weird ..

 

Thanks for reading

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You are about to be locked in the friend zone.

In person you need to grab her hand and lead her on a walk and tell her you think she should date you. You think that you are good together and should take a chance.

If she says no then blow it off say no worries you just wanted to put it out there then go have a beer and send her home with a bro hug.

Now she knows she just lost her value and will want to earn it back again.

What do you have to lose?

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You're both adults here. No need to play pick-up head games.

 

Next time she makes a flirty joke, try turning it into a date. If she makes a joke about wanting to take a trip together? Joke back, but accept the "invitation".

 

Talking about being married? Joke that you're not that kind of guy, but you might be after a few dates starting this weekend at [some restaurant].

 

She seems to like keeping it light/joking. Approaching in that tone will help make it an option without putting her on the spot.

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