Guest Posted April 28, 2006 Posted April 28, 2006 Ok I just wanna get some opinion and advice: Here is the background story: My ex of 2 year broke up with me a little over a month ago, I was hurt but I am now finally recovering a bit; hit the gym, picked up tango, and other hobbies. Anyways there is this one girl I ran into 2 weeks ago, lets just call her K, K is a friend of me and my ex's mutual friend. But she doesn't know my ex, she know OF my ex but she never talked to her before and only met her once. Anyways when I first ran into K near her work place, she was all smiling at me, I didn't recognized her at first but then she ask "dont you remember me" and I finally remember. And after that I ran to her about 2 more times near her work place and I went in to visit her once just to look around. (I was beginning to get a little interested in her, as I notice myself) So last week, I just flat out walk up to her and ask for her number so we can hang out in the weekends sometime. She gave it to me, but her first reaction was, "are you bore, is that why you asking me out" Btw, she knows that I was with my ex for 2 year, but she wasn't sure that we broke at the time when I ask for her number. The mutual friend of ours filled her in on the detail a little later I think. Anyways, so I called 2 days later, asking if she wants to go dinner on saterday, her first reaction was "dont you have a gf" So I was being honest and told her that my ex broke up with me already. K then said "you dont have to tell me the detail", which I didn't. And I proceed to ask her out again, she said she was busy on that week, and she ask to reschedule to next Saterday May 6. And so I told her I will call her next week and talk more about it, and here is the kick, right before I hang up, she pop in a question "so is this a date?", btw she seem to be laughing and giggling alot during the whole phone conversation even when she pop in that question. And that totally caught me off guard, cause I was right about to hang up, so I kind of reacted with a rule that I was taught "always answer a question with a question when you dont know how to answer". And thats what I did, I said "does it feel like it?". And she just laugh a little bit more and said "yea we'll hang out" Then we hung up. 1) So..my question is, did I gave a stipud answer to her question? lol 2) Is she being cautious about not being a rebound? 3) What should I do from now, and on our first date (I am interested in her, I havn't went on a first date for....over 2 year, is this even a first date?) 4) How would I know if she is interested too? Because I am really insecure about the fact that she knows that I just got out of a 2 year relationship, makes me seem like I am running to her for rebound but in fact its not true...because I work on my self first and I am always optimistic and out going thats why my griefing period didn't take long 5) When should I ask for 2nd date if all goes well? 6) I originally plan to have dinner with her, chat, and teach her how to dance Foxtrot a little under the moonlight or something, cause I recently gotten really into ballroom dancing. (is this too cheesy or too intimate on the first date? ) Anyways soo much question, thanks guys and gals in advance for helping me out
SuperMonk Posted April 28, 2006 Posted April 28, 2006 You gave a dumb answer DUDE. You got a couple things working against you, First it's kinda gutsy to date someone who knew your ex-gf, Second both you and her were acquainted all too well. Third, when you do breakup especially with any relationships lasting more than a year, it's always best to wait 2-3 months before you can actively date again. Many people say "Why do that, just go ahead and start" dude you are just kidding yourself, plus Don't you want to DO things with yourself while being single. You know, get into a new hobby, or take a class in something, clean out your closet. No, but instead some more insecure people say "I'm gonna start dating right away! I'm so confident even though I'm pretending to be" I speak the truth, my advice is solid. You should've said YEs, this is a date. She put YOU on the spot, you should've put HER on the spot by acknowledging that indeed it is a date and then whatever comes out of her mouth next will determine what will happen. A girl's gotta know her intention, I mean YOU want to know if she's into you too, right? Yeah that's right. Watch, I'm willing to bet a month's worth of my salary that she will come up with an excuse to ditch you when you do "hang out."
Gsquare Posted May 1, 2006 Posted May 1, 2006 No one going to give any suggestion or advice? O btw, I am the OP, I forgot to log in when I post this lol.
MadDog Posted May 1, 2006 Posted May 1, 2006 I wouldn't worry about it. As long as she goes out with you and seems enthusiastic about it, who cares what you call it. A date, hanging out, etc. Just go out and have a good time.
visotech Posted May 1, 2006 Posted May 1, 2006 I thought it was a clever answer..much better then the "i dunno" i would have spit out
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