I'm usually good at making decisions, but however, I've come across to a situation that is proving to be a tricky one to answer myself. So I'm interested to read what you have to say.
I'll keep it simple.
At my local hairdressing store, they've employed a nice looking young lady (nothing mind-blowing) who is learning the trade by the elbow when I went in to book an appointment.
With an appointment booked for next week and she will be involved towards the end, as part of her assessment. I thought I would ask her out. No harm in asking.
Sounds simple? Unfortunately it wasn't when I got home after deciding to take a break from further education. My mother has just recently, by coincidence, become her first client who will attend one day a week for a blow dry. And, unsurprisingly, my youngest sister also has an appointment booked in a fortnight's time with her.
Regrettably, I tend to feel, given the situation as it is, might be an imposition to ask and to some degree, an uncomfortable situation.
What should I do? Give it a miss and seek elsewhere as there are plenty more in the pond? Or am I being silly?
I'll keep it simple.
At my local hairdressing store, they've employed a nice looking young lady (nothing mind-blowing) who is learning the trade by the elbow when I went in to book an appointment.
With an appointment booked for next week and she will be involved towards the end, as part of her assessment. I thought I would ask her out. No harm in asking.
Sounds simple? Unfortunately it wasn't when I got home after deciding to take a break from further education. My mother has just recently, by coincidence, become her first client who will attend one day a week for a blow dry. And, unsurprisingly, my youngest sister also has an appointment booked in a fortnight's time with her.
Regrettably, I tend to feel, given the situation as it is, might be an imposition to ask and to some degree, an uncomfortable situation.
What should I do? Give it a miss and seek elsewhere as there are plenty more in the pond? Or am I being silly?