Do you have an abnormally large forehead or some other disfigurement? She might not be looking at you lovingly.
Do you have an abnormally large forehead or some other disfigurement? She might not be looking at you lovingly.
Just walk up to her, and be like
"You have really nice skin, you must moisturize a lot. How many times a day would you say you rub lotion on your skin? In my experience, a young woman like you needs to rub lotion on her skin at least 5 times a day in order to maintain elasticity. Would you like to get together sometime and talk about lotions? Or maybe we can get together and watch a movie. Have you ever seen Silence of the Lambs? I think you would like it."
Give her the old Hot Cosby, or if you like you can give her the Slow Cosby, which in Canada we call "love".
Agreed with this. Please don't do that, it looks weird and adds the creepy thing you aren't going for.
I understand what you mean by it's not that easy, it never has been for me either, but if she's worth it to you, then passing notes probably won't be the best way to do it. Seems a bit childish. I remember passing notes in middle school, definitely not a good move in college. Id say try to establish a friendship first or just casual talk, or go up to her and ask her out to coffee. I don't personally think giving a girl your number (especially right away) is a good idea.
TLDR: Either ask to go out to coffee, or take the long way and establish a friendship/casual talk and then ask. Those two have worked best for me. Keep in mind I'm younger then you by about 2 years so take it with a grain of salt, and don't forget I'm speaking from personal experience.
Don't do the note thing. You're 21, not 12. But you can start slow and sensibly.
Next time you pass, just smile and say, "Hi."
If she enthusiastically says "Hi" back, congratulations: she's interested in at least talking to you, and not unworkably shy.
You say you work at a college: what do you do? Is it related to why you and the girl pass? Can you start a conversation, even as simply as "Anything I can help you with?" Is it, like, a library? You could try, "Hey, I see you're [reading/studying] [such-and-such] . . . " You don't even need to know about the subject; ask her, since you're probably curious. She might explain it, it might be an important subject to her, and the dialogue can go from there.
If the conversation's polite, maybe not much there. If she's laughing, even doing the heavy lifting — that's an opening for coffee. If she's up for it, have a general time of week in your mind, something logical, exchange numbers. Practice your enthusiastic, self-deprecating laugh if she's got a boyfriend — back off with "ah, he's a lucky man," or something, considering yourself better than you were before for having the guts to ask.
Above all, though, when I was in college I let way too many of these moments pass, in part because girls occasionally asked me out — and I got lazy/too skeptical about the ones that weren't obvious and falling all over.
Solve this mystery, one way or the other.
It's not that you're asking her out that's creepy. It's the method you're using. Notes are for elementary school. Grow a pair and ask her out or just move on.
Just fucking talk to her...
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Sounds like something we did in High School. In other words, by today's standards, it's VERY creepy. You may be better off with just your name and number. Though someone might consider that creepy too. I just don't get how people hook up anymore when everything other than bashing the bitch in her head and dragging her home by her hair is considered creepy.
I think you have a better chance with her if you initiate a conversation with the most awkward "Hi" ever, than letting someone else approach her with a note that says "I like you, call me *insert number*".
Another option: Try to reduce your social awkwardness by approaching 5 other girls that you're not interested in, and have a casual conversation. You don't really care about them, so who cares what they think. You'll be a bit more confident and relaxed cause of it, which means there's less chance to make it weird when you finally talk to the girl you like.
Last edited by Archon14; 2016-03-29 at 10:50 PM.