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Asking someone out

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Pretty112 · 12/01/2020 23:39

I had a major crush on a guy at my old work, a few people said we could suit each other ( both 30). He keeps himself to himself a lot. He’s clever , fit, seems nice etc. I spoke to him at the Christmas party once and we were flirty . After that I just fell to bits n just couldn’t bring myself to speak to him .

Anyway to cut a long story short he added me on snapchat a few weeks ago. He doesn’t have any other social media and the add doesn’t really mean much I guess as Snapchat isn’t it exactly high value communication . Should I ask him for a drink . He hasn’t asked me so I’m assuming he’s not that interested but part of me wants to just find out before I can move on and just forget it . Is this a bad idea? I don’t work with him so wouldn’t have to see him again .

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BillHadersNewWife · 13/01/2020 03:20

Yes. Just ask. You don't work with him any more so it's not going to turn into a horror situation where you can't look him in the eye.

Just ask him so he's clear it's actually a date...not a catch up.

GiveHerHellFromUs · 13/01/2020 03:25

I agree that you should just ask him for a drink. You don't even have to see him every day any more so if he says no you can block and move on.
Plus conversations disappear quickly on Snapchat and you can see if he screenshots so you don't need to worry about him showing anyone else Grin

j712adrian · 20/01/2020 19:50

Yes, ask.

Don't ask, don't get.

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