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xzlslazcarter's avatar

Should i tell her or not?

Asked by xzlslazcarter (140points) July 29th, 2009

i am fall in love with one girl, she is 4 years old than me, before i am ask her out, she told me her ex-bf got married this year, so she is so sad about this, even she got no feeling about her ex-bf, but still sad? so what should i do?

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Judi's avatar

Ask her out.

SuperMouse's avatar

I second Judi, ask her out.

kellsworth's avatar

Tell her that you want to take her out to take her mind off of her ex and show her a good time. Take her out and show her a good time, and make her forget all about that jerk.

marinelife's avatar

What do you have to lose? Ask her out.

dalepetrie's avatar

If you can bring yourself to do it, you should tell her, yes. If you ask her out and she says yes, you get what you want. If you ask her out and she says no, you don’t. If you don’t ask her out, you also don’t. So if you ask her out, she can say one of two things, yes or no, half the things she can say lead to the desired outcome and half don’t. If you don’t ask her out there is a 100% chance you won’t get what you want. Your odds are better if you ask her out. And let’s put it this way, if she is a true friend and she still says no, she’s not going to end your friendship just because you asked her out, if she does, she’s not a true friend and really painful though it might be now, you just are going to find out right away what time would have told you anyway. Bottom line is you’d probably eventually go your separate ways and move on with your lives and completely forget about her…if she says no and no longer wants to have anything to do with you, all you’ve done is to expedite a process that would have taken years othewise. If she’s a true friend, she won’t hold it against you or make you feel stupid about asking. And bottom line, given enough time looking back on it, you don’t regret things you did that didn’t work out, because you come to see that there’s a reason they didn’t work out. But you DO regret NOT doing things you could have, but no longer can. Missed opportunities will mess you up far more than rejection in the big scheme of things. It’s a no brainer. And I say this from a perspective of a person who didn’t have the balls to go through with it in my younger days when I was in a similar situation. I know it’s hard, but if I could go back, I’d have zero hesitation. Of course, I’m happy in my life now, so I’d never choose to go back…that’s the kind of perspective you will have on it some day, so trust me, I know what I’m talking about….go for it.

CMaz's avatar

Give me her #. I will ask her out.

Hambayuti's avatar

Ask her out. If she says no, respect the decision and give her time. Maybe she’s not ready to date. You can be friends with her for the meantime and show her how great a person you are. When you think she has moved on, ask her again. Good luck!

Bluefreedom's avatar

You could always ask her out.

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