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1. As a rule of thumb, always cut your losses and bow out gracefully if the response to asking someone out is anything but a clear, positive yes. If you’re met with any kind of hesitation or reluctance then make it easy for them and don’t make it more uncomfortable by prying or persisting. There is a chance when dealing with young people that they might be too shy to initially accept, but this is definitely the exception to the rule and they will make this apparent later, so always leave the ball in their court. Never assume that someone means yes when all signs are pointing towards no.

   Next time you have an opportunity to ask a girl out I’d go with ‘would you be interested in getting a coffee with me sometime?’ If she then looks awkward, say something like ‘sorry I won’t put you on the spot, let me know if you ever fancy it’.

   She might have been a bit taken aback that you asked when she’d be free for coffee, rather than whether she’d actually like coffee to go for a coffee.

   If you’ve already established a flirty relationship then boldly asking when someone’s free works, but if you haven’t and you’re dealing with someone who may or may not reciprocate your interest, you should ask in a low pressure manner and make plain that the ball is in her court and you won’t make it uncomfortable if she says no.

   It sounds to me that this girl may not be interested, but it’s possible she’s a bit shy or inexperienced and just wasn’t expecting the question. Whatever the case, do not bring it up again. If she is interested she’ll find a way of showing you.

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2. I wouldn’t say it’s not your insecurity because anyone hearing that would rightfully feel insecure to some degree (so am I #1 or #2?) so your reaction is very much valid. But it was her saying that comment that sparks some insecurity even if it wasn’t there for you in the first place had you not known.

   She was being rude & should not have said it at all and I don’t think it’s a question people should ask or answer either (if you or she had asked but I know neither of you didn’t). The assumption is that you’re with someone because you do have compatibility and her “ranking” or “rating” and letting you know is just silly.

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3. Can you give some examples of what they did that was treating you so poorly?

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4. Tell me you know nothing about the business world without saying so

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5. Go ahead and tell that to everyone in a successful LDR. Met my boyfriend of 5 years live, we've been living together for 3 of those years. No need to put your harsh bias into this, that's not advice

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6. Jesus Christ I should not have read that

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