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Should you ask a chick out on the last day of school that year or the first day of school next year?
Thekingofkingsishere
neither, ask in the middle of the year so she won't think that you are procrastinating or desperate
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∙ 16y ago
It's generally better to ask her out sooner rather than later, so asking on the last day of school would be preferable. This way, you can enjoy the summer break together if she says yes, and if she says no, you'll have time to move on and meet new people during the break.
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