If a girl/guy approaches you in a public place and asks you out...
By dan20071
@dan20071 (724)
Romania
January 2, 2008 3:36am CST
Do you think you will look down on that person? I mean if you haven't seen or met that person before. For me, even though I'm kind of shy, I would never want something like this to happen because I just know that I would disconsider that person. What do you think? Would you appreciate it or would you hate it?
5 responses
@tryxiness (4544)
• Philippines
2 Jan 08
Oh well. It really depends. With the rate now, it is kind of scary talking to stranger and dating him or her out without really getting knowing each other better. But then again, there are instances when we sometimes feel like talking to stranger and would never feel threatened spending more hours with them. I guess, I would say yes if only I find the venue or setting quite safe. :)
@tryxiness (4544)
• Philippines
3 Jan 08
Destiny... :) Oh well. I think I will find my destiny in the strangest place ever. :D
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@dan20071 (724)
• Romania
2 Jan 08
I totally agree with you. You cannot trust a total strangers emotions even if they appear convincing. You cannot help to think of what kind of person he/she is. that's the best way to meet new people, by your friends or acquaintances because they know what you like and what you don't
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@wolfie34 (26771)
• United Kingdom
4 Jan 08
If you asked me that question about ten years ago, I would be highly flattered and would be chuffed that someone took the initiative to make the first move, so many people want to ask but are afraid of rejection and that they may seem too forward. Now however, I would think they were mad and I would also be suspicious of them. I have had too many bad experiences to accept a date and would turn them down gently.
@thrwbckjay67 (2870)
• United States
2 Jan 08
Personally, I would proabbly find it flattering, first of all. It's always cool to think that someone would find you attractive enough to come upto you in person and try to ask you out. It takes some courage and some guts and I think that's worth some points. I would also definitely consider it, although I will freely admit that an encounter like that would be based more upon physical attraction rather than personality. I don't think I would clam up or get apprehensive; there are bonus points for simply trying, especially when a lot of people don't have that same kind of courage.
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@dan20071 (724)
• Romania
2 Jan 08
Yes, I agree that it would be flattering to see someone approach you like that but as I said before, maybe it's not courage that lead that person to you. Maybe he/she does that on a daily basis. These kinds of things are kind of frequent nowadays. But also, I'm sure that after a conversation you would realize who you're talking with. Nice answer, thank you
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@Wario_1 (965)
• Sweden
2 Jan 08
I would admire that persons courage to ask me out, but i would not appreciate it very much. Not because i would look down on that person but because i really don't want to, whatever stuff the date possibly could lead to. Hopefully the person can handle it, hopefully they can do it. I would never tease or make fun of her for asking me out, im enought of a gentleman for that.
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@dan20071 (724)
• Romania
2 Jan 08
You're right. I would not tease the person either because maybe she did it because she liked me a lot and built courage to talk to me. But I don't like a person who settles for only physical appearance. And the thought that maybe this is some kind of routine for her wouldn't slip out of my mind. Thank you for your answer :)
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@Wario_1 (965)
• Sweden
2 Jan 08
Your welcome. Never thought of that, if it could be routine for her/him or not. I agree with you that a person that only goes for physical appearance is something i don't like. A possibity is that the person finds you appealing/attractive and wants to know if there is more than just the looks.
Its impossible to get an accurate picture on a person in so short time frame, either the/he wants to get to learn you or they are just interested in your ''goods''.
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