Writer's Block: Deal or No Deal
Ha, seems appropriate at the moment. Especially since I don't want to make my paper a presentation, oh, and can't, really, since I'm on the hotel computer, which doesn't have powerpoint. My laptop is refusing to turn on.
Guys who won't ask girls out. It's not that hard. We're not asking for a marriage proposal. We don't want to be your girlfriend right away. A date. All we're asking for is a date. Dinner. A movie. Dinner and a movie. Coffee. Drinks.
There is so little committment involved! Like, you're not risking much, I swear. I know not all girls wear their hearts on their sleeves like I do, but it's easy enough to tell if a girl is at least somewhat interested.
The last time some guy had the nerve to ask me out? July. I was working, and he kept coming back to buy more books, and finally he just asked when I got off work, and if I'd like to hang out afterwards. I said yes. I had just met him that night, he was two years younger than I, and I said yes. Now imagine if you're a guy friend of mine...off the top of my head, there are very few of you I wouldn't at least go on one date with.
And yes, I realize as a feminist I should have the self-confidence to ask out a guy. After I've actually had some decent dating and/or relationship experience, I will. But right now, I don't know what to do, so I'm leaving the asking to the guys.
Guys who won't ask girls out. It's not that hard. We're not asking for a marriage proposal. We don't want to be your girlfriend right away. A date. All we're asking for is a date. Dinner. A movie. Dinner and a movie. Coffee. Drinks.
There is so little committment involved! Like, you're not risking much, I swear. I know not all girls wear their hearts on their sleeves like I do, but it's easy enough to tell if a girl is at least somewhat interested.
The last time some guy had the nerve to ask me out? July. I was working, and he kept coming back to buy more books, and finally he just asked when I got off work, and if I'd like to hang out afterwards. I said yes. I had just met him that night, he was two years younger than I, and I said yes. Now imagine if you're a guy friend of mine...off the top of my head, there are very few of you I wouldn't at least go on one date with.
And yes, I realize as a feminist I should have the self-confidence to ask out a guy. After I've actually had some decent dating and/or relationship experience, I will. But right now, I don't know what to do, so I'm leaving the asking to the guys.