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Playing the Long Game, waiting longer than you'd like to ask a girl out

Building_and_Loan

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This past September I joined a local business-development networking group to help further my career and get out and meet new people, and I also wanted to just have something more to do with my free time.

There are 8 of us in this group, and coincidentally they are all girls except for me. There's a girl in the group who has shown mild interest now and then such as a really friendly "hey Building_and_Loan, how are you?" to me even though there are others there too, sitting closer to my side of the table at networking events, talking to me, and talking about how she doesn't have a significant other (not directly to me, but when she knew I was around and could hear her).

The problem is that joining this professional business group was/is important to me so I didn't want to jeopardize it by being the new guy and immediately asking out the hottest girl in the group, I decided against being "that guy" and just used the group as a way to plan networking events and such. Plus it gave me a chance to get to know her and see that we have things in common.

Well now I want to date her lol, but I'm starting to think, have I waited too long to ask her out? Normally I would never wait this long, but in my opinion, time isn't more important than the amount of instances I've actually seen her. She's the one who interviewed me for my acceptance into this professional group, so including that face to face meeting, I think I've seen her no more than 7-8 times since September, and our one-on-one time is extremely limited since it's always a group setting. I see this group about every 3 weeks or so. At least two of those meetings were during our group meetings early in the morning too, so there was no good time to ask her out because we all dash out of there to head to work right after, and we can only talk strictly business since we're pressed for time.

I definitely know that I'm not in any type of "friend zone" as we're not friends on Facebook, I don't have her number, and I think I still have that level of mystery to her. My only concern is that she now thinks I'm not interested in her because I haven't asked her out yet, so she decided to emotionally move on, but I could be overthinking that too.

Thoughts? I need some objective analysis, thanks in advance.
 
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"Stop Asking Your Friends What to Text Her"

Your buddy Dave has been single for three years and thinks "hey u up" is a valid strategy. Your other buddy Mike just got dumped and told you to "just be yourself."

You showed them her text. You asked them to decode the emoji. You drafted four responses and sent the screenshot to the group chat for a vote.

She's been waiting forty minutes.

Put the phone down. Stop crowdsourcing your love life. Type something that sounds like you. Hit send. Then go do literally anything else with your evening.

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Building_and_Loan

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Yep good call, that's what I was thinking and worried about too but I'm good.

Thanks for reassuring me haha. I'll definitely have to escalate sexually on the date too with some kino and all. I need her to think of me as a sexual being.
 
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