Prompto Argentum (
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[text] @quicksilver
So...random question for anyone who's attached currently...or has been attached in the past, I'm not picky!
what's the best way to ask someone out?
that isn't "just go up to them and ask". I've tried, it don't work.
...asking for a friend, of course.
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text, @hello
I agree with Parker, could you elaborate on what exactly went wrong?
That said, I've always found a direct approach to be the best.
[ Read: Put yourself in a dangerous situation and let them come rescue you, then offer to repay them for saving your life by taking them out to lunch, and pretend that you didn't plan that all along. See? Totally direct. Fool proof. ]
If they are not interested, you should respect their wishes.
Sincerely,
Aziraphale.
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text; un: mollymauk
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@riku; text
He's trying. It isn't easy, but this is a welcome distraction. ]
Uh huh.
Did your friend realize their crush might see this?
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text; @bacura
Where's the energy? The spectacle? The passion???
A boring confession might as well be a side of rice.
Nobody eats just rice, dude.
Nobody.
You've gotta spice it up! Make sure that even if they turn you down, they never forget you!
Give them the full course of flash!
not here
not here
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text @m.hughes
Though...if you tried 'just asking them' did they say no? Because that might be a clue to you right there.
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@darkness (im so sorry)
That's so pathetic.
text; @bacura
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un: Mrs.Maisel
Married with kids, here. Kind of an expert.
It really depends. What's your crush like? What do they enjoy? There's no one way to ask or one way to know for sure they even like you back. That's what makes love so beautifully frustrating.
-Miriam
[ She is absolutely not going to tell him they're on there way to divorce. just gonna....closs that over. ]
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text @ SuprNerd
text @ SuprNerd (I'm so sorry)
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Text; @D.Va
[She hasn't really been attached to anyone like that, but she'll still attempt to help.]
I would assume just getting it out there in a direct approach would be the best way to do it, even if you have to push yourself a little to really do it. The worst that could happen is they say no and you're able to really move on from it.
I'm not saying whomever it's for will say no, just that it's better to let it out than to worry about it for longer than needed.
text; @fleuret
[ She's not going to even bother trying to hide who she's talking about, because she's pretty sure Prompto already knew anyways. ]
My advice to you, my dear friend, is to not waste time. Even here, time is a precious thing and tomorrow is not promised. I am not saying to 'go up and ask', but perhaps you could write them a letter or a note. Something that ensures that they understand your feelings. If you need help penning such a letter or note, I would be more than happy to assist.
If you need to talk about anything, I will always be a shoulder for you to lean upon, and our conversation would always stay strictly between the two of us.