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How do you ask a girl out that works at a bank?
make sure shes single though then ask her out to the movies or anything you like.
There's a girl I like but I don't know if shes single?
Just go ask her if shes is single. If shes already seeing someone then say "Darn it! Lucky man!" or something like that, and if she's single, well there you go!
When can a girl ask to marry?
A girl can ask to get marry when shes 24 years old!!!
You like this girl and shes single how should you ask her out to your school dance or as a girlfriend?
Definitley ask her to the dance as a friend and not as a girlfriend. If you ask as a girlfriend it is a lot of pressure for the first time going out together.
How do you ask a girl out if you're unpopular and shes shy?
Have a go and if it doesn't work out, there are plenty more fish in the sea.
How do you ask a girl who only likes you as friend to a dance?
just go out and ask her. shes your friend.
I know a girl likes you and shes not nervous to talk to you i like her?
Ask her out !!!
How do get a girl that likes you and you like her but shes been waitng for the answer for 4 days?
ask her out or ask her if she have a crush on u
How do you know when the time is right to ask a girl out?
You should make her laugh or be funny. when u think that shes into u , u should ask her out. Or see if shes flirting :)
Why does a girl who found out you like her still talk to you but she has a boyfriend..?
because shes waiting for you to ask her out
Why did the black girl from tmz leave the show?
ask caroline..she thinks shes black..
What is the next step after you ask a girl if shes single and she says yes?
After confirming that the girl is single, the next step would be to express your interest in getting to know her better and potentially asking her out on a date. It is important to communicate openly and respectfully, and to listen to her response and boundaries. Building a strong foundation of communication and mutual respect is key in establishing a healthy relationship.
