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10/7/2015 11:32:49 PM
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Whether you guys choose to respond to this post is your choice. But I feel comfortable talking to the bungie community and not my parents or an adult. Just some stuff i need to get off my chest.
My junior year of highschool, i transferred to a new school which was the where a lot of my middle school friends were. I had transferred from my old school for a few reasons im not gonna talk about, but mainly because I had a reputation i hated. I was the funny guy but i didnt get any respect because people couldn't take me seriously. I was really just a loner.
Anyway, I came to this new school and everything was great. New friends, old friends, and I had a chance to make myself have a better reputation. I met this girl named maggie. I thought she was absolutely beautiful. She was a lot like me too. Average student, quiet, but very pretty.
I would also get nervous around her but when homecoming rolled around i managed to ask her and she said yes. I was really hyped about it. And homecoming was great. Now here my problem.
I really wanna ask her out because she is absolutely perfect. But i only have religion class with her. I dont know when to ask her out because I get to scared to ask her out in front of her friends. But it eats me alive everyday i dont ask her. Im really about to just go for broke because i dont know how to ask her or tell her how i feel.
Any help guardians?
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Wait... Schools have a "religion" class now?
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Edited by daspker780: 10/8/2015 12:29:15 AMI go to a catholic school Even though I'm not carholic
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Say hey Maggie I'd like for you to know that I'm interested in being your boyfriend and would like to take you out if it's fine by you. She went to homecoming with you so she's probably curious about whether or not you're seriously interested.
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Edited by MercenaryMaiden: 10/7/2015 11:44:13 PMHey, man. Listen. Girls like attention. They like being asked out in front of people. They like being proposed to in public. They like being embarrassed, but the kind of embarrassed where it doesn't matter, because you talked to someone you liked. She probably feels the same way. She said yes the first time, didn't she? What's the chance she won't this time? I say go for it. When I moved to a new high school, I had no friends. No idea what to expect. My reputation wasn't visible, because no one knew me, but I was the nerd, the loner, the overachiever - and that's how I wanted it. I wanted nothing to do with anyone. I just wanted to get through high school and be the top of every class. That all changed when we were forced to do group assignments. I met some friends and they showed me around. My first friend was named Earl. He was tall and skinny and liked to work with his hands. After a couple weeks, my parents noticed my homework was never getting done, mostly due to depression from leaving all my friends. After that, they insisted I stayed behind in school to get my homework done. So I did, and it was the best thing that has happened in my life. I saw my friend Earl by one of the rooms in the tech hall while waiting for the homework bus to pick me up. I walked over to him to discover a robot about my height shooting basketballs. I asked him what it was all about and he said robotics. He introduced me to my now 4 year boyfriend named Connor and my passion for engineering. If I hadn't met him, talked to him, pushed myself to go the extra mile and ask him out... I wouldn't be as happy as I am today. I wish you all the best. You don't need to worry about the answer, either. I'm sure it'll be a yes. 😊❤
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If you can get her alone to ask thats good if not its okay to be nervouse. She's probably nervouse. Don't worry if you die of embarrasement , your ghost is ready for reasyrection;) all jokes aside just do it when you feel sort of ready. My girlfriend was nervouse too and told me "yes if you beat me in a thumb war"
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Thanks anything helps :/
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Edited by MercenaryMaiden: 10/7/2015 11:47:03 PMI'm as sure as sure can be, my friend. Listen to your heart. The past is the past.
