Originally posted by Zziggy00+Jan 20, 2004 @ 03:54 PM--><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(Zziggy00 @ Jan 20, 2004 @ 03:54 PM)</div><div class='quotemain'> <!--QuoteBegin-Caelestis@Jan 20, 2004 @ 03:16 AM
I've not once met a girl who prefers being asked out over aim instead of in person or on the phone.
My ex told me she liked me over AIM...
I ended up asking her out over it too..
In my experiences girls open up a lot more to you online than in person, i figure it's only because you are talking to a name and not a face, and it gives you the ability to think out what you are going to say before you blurt it out...
plus it's easier to give someone a straight out answer because you don't have to see there emotion. ex. heartbreak.
as i see it, it's better to be accepted face to face... it's better to be rejected online.
edit:
Don't bother trying to understand girls on your own, it's out of control and everyone of them is different...your best bet is to have some female friends that you can talk openly about anything with and get some of their input. [/b][/quote]
personally, if I'm gonna get rejected, I'd rather they be there for it.
If I'm getting shot down, the very least they can do is feel awkward being around me for the next few minutes.