Meeting People (2 Viewers)

[ernesto]

www.nakednews.com

so one of those female newscasters has a cock then?

 

[Reets]

so one of those female newscasters has a cock then?

Yep, chick down the back with the darkest hair.

 

[Doctor Muscles]

Yeah come on Gambra, make with the dick

 

[Gambra]

Why do think they all have their legs crossed?

 

[ernesto]

Why do think they all have their legs crossed?

the echoes would fuck with the boom mics?

 

[dleacht]

I dont care what anyone says... asking someone out is the scariest thing you'll ever do!!!!

 

[jonah]

I've never done it. Which is an alarmingly sad fact. And I always say yes, even though I don't always want to. Which is well sadder.

 

[Kid Lovebeach]

I dont care what anyone says... asking someone out is the scariest thing you'll ever do!!!!

scarier than standing on a ledge 300 feet up in the sky, juggling 3 ghost babies while fighting a dracula and a frankenstein?

 

[ernesto]

I dont care what anyone says... asking someone out is the scariest thing you'll ever do!!!!

agreed. dont remember when the last time i asked someone out was

 

[piratecore]

you must lead a very safe and boring life.

 

[ernesto]

you must lead a very safe and boring life.

not really

 

[jonah]

to be fair, who isn't terrified of rejection?

 

[flashback]

you have to couch it in a joke.

so ehh, yeah, you want to meet up and head over there then?
nice one. Sound. So when do you wanna meet? Do you want to get some food first?
Alright. It will be like a date! Ha ha! And we can have SEX afterwards!! HAHAHA!
Seriously? Win.

 

[jonah]

Just out of curiousity, do you think its a good thing, a bad thing, or simply a non-thing if the girl does the asking? I find it weirdly intimidating to ask a guy out.

 

[cpr]

Just out of curiousity, do you think its a good thing, a bad thing, or simply a non-thing if the girl does the asking? I find it weirdly intimidating to ask a guy out.

non-thing. if you like someone why not ask them to go for a drink/movie/pizza. I don't think any guy would object to being asked out by a lovely lady.

 

[FiFi_LaRue]

I'd rather the guy ask me out, but I have asked blokes out before, usually only when I've been pretty sure they were interested enough to say yes.

I figure it's worth the risk, particularly because it can be so incredibly bloody frustrating waiting for the other person to get the nerve up to do the asking.

Granted if there had been flirting and an obvious mutual attraction it makes things easier, but it still doesn't completely remove the fear of rejection.

 

[cpr]

I waited 4 years for someone to ask me out as he waited 4 years for me to ask him. Therefore cut to the chase, no point poncing around waiting...

 

[FiFi_LaRue]

non-thing. if you like someone why not ask them to go for a drink/movie/pizza. I don't think any guy would object to being asked out by a lovely lady.

I hate when someone asks if you want, go for coffee, or go to the cinema and don't make their intentions clear. So you don't know whether they're just wanting to catch up and have a chat and hang out, or if they're hoping it's just a prelude to getting in your pants.

I've agreed to go to the cinema with a bloke, but I'm not even remotely attracted to him, I don't think I've given any indication that I'm interested, but if he thinks it's a date it's going to be pretty shit, because I'm going to be all awkward and trying not to give any signals that he may misconstrue as me being interested in him. At the same time I don't want to be presumptuous about his intentions ... Or something.

 

[jonah]

Oh I'm forever getting myself into those situations. I say yes and then later realise its a date and then get very very grumpy because I've done it again. Oh to meet a nice boy who just wants to sit at home, drink whiskey and listen to Teenage Fanclub with me

 

[cpr]

This seems to be common nowadays, I have quite a few single friends who have bemoaned being asked to the cinema/to dinner by a dude or dudette who then proceeds to talk about his/her new girlfriend. I'm gonna sound old now but when I was younger if someone asked me to the cinema it was a date and that was that....I also heard the term pseudo-date being used recently which made me puke blood.