DarkNoel

She asked me if I was free to see a movie this Friday. I said "Yes!" and made a flirty comment back at her. And then she responds with this.

Does she want me to let her know how my week is going (like text her later in the week)? Or does she only want me to reach out if something unexpected pops up?

There's this girl that I've met only a couple of times. First time was initially meeting her at an event and getting her number. Second time was grabbing a casual bite to eat with her that included lots of talking.

Afterwards, I told her it was nice seeing her again. Dinner was a lot of fun, and I really enjoyed getting to know her. I also asked her if she would like to "go out for dinner again sometime". She responded with "Yes! Hanging out last week was really fun. Let's do something when I come back from vacation."

Does she think it's a date? Or does she still think we are hanging out as friends?

I hope I that I dropped obvious hints that I am interested. Do girls pick up these signs or are they usually unaware?

The party host is a woman in her late twenties. I'm just not sure what women like to drink. I think beer is too cheap, but maybe red wine, bourbon, tequila, rum, or vodka?

What do you think? Thanks for the answers!

I asked a girl that I recently met out to some drinks sometime. She accepted. After some planning, we decided on a casual dinner before a party that we were both going to attend. I just want to talk and get to know her, ask about her life, her job, etc. I wanted it to be a low-pressure first meeting.

What would a girl see this as: hanging out or a simple date?

So here are the details for those of you interested:

- I met some girl at a networking party/event

- We both happened to speak up/present at the event

- We met up in the lobby afterwards and complimented each other on presentations. I asked her to casually grab some drinks with me sometime, so we can chat some more. She accepted, and gave me her number.

- I texted her a few days to schedule it. She initially couldn't really find time and gave a wishy-washy answer, but after asking her for a straight answer, we agreed upon a quick dinner at a casual dining place.

So now, what's next? I think she's somewhat interested. If this first casual "date" goes well, should I be prepared to ask her to go out again sometime on another simple dinner date. Or should I keep it slow, not mention the word date, and ask her for coffee or drinks again sometime.

Also, do you think she "sees" or "realizes" that this first casual meeting is a "date"?

As always, thank you for your responses.

I'm in a 16 team standard scoring league.

I drafted Jared Cook and he's been a dud this year, so I dropped him. I'm debating between Sean McGrath or Jordan Reed at TE. Who should I start?

Is it Robert Turbin or Christine Michael?

My best friend and I got into a fight and I hurt her emotionally unintentionally. We stopped talking for 2 weeks. A few days ago, I apologized, realized what I did, and she granted me another chance so prove to her that she can trust me again. We talked sparingly through the week at school, but barely any convos lasting more than 2 min. I emailed her to say hi and thank you for giving me the chance, but she told me to "not talk about the chance" she has given me. Why did she say this? Why is she uncomfortable? And how long should I wait before I start calling her regularly to chat again?

So what does a girl mean when she tells you to "go slow?" Especially after a fight. Exactly what should I do for her/how should I act? And how slow is slow?

I know I'm not the best person in the world, but I lost my best friend a couple of weeks ago because I said something that offended her. She called me an insensitive jerk and took my words the wrong way because she doesn't trust me. I really miss her and wish that we could patch things up before this school year is over. She said she's tired of me but we've patched things up before. Our friendship has been on-and-off for like two years because of dumb fights, but we have always managed to find a solution. I dislike the thought of moving on because she's been a huge part of my life in the past few years. I've apologized but so far, no response except that I caught her looking at me once during class. So what should I do?

The girl (my best friend for all of high school) that I originally planned to go to prom with months ago ran into some problems with her parents and I couldn't go with her anymore because her parents apparently hate me for no good reason. She told me to go find another date multiple times, although it was difficult, I finally did find someone else. So I found a very good-looking and popular girl and took her to prom. At prom, the first girl tried to come up to me to say hi, and I introduced her to my date. Then I went back talking to the person I was talking to. The first girl kinda walked away and later became mad at me because she thought I "blew her off" because apparently she wanted to talk to me and I didn't know. I didnt want my date to feel awkward with the first girl around talking to me so I had no other choice. Now my best friend won't talk to me anymore and says I need to "grow up" and that our friendship is "over." What should I do?

So my date and I have been planning for prom since Christmas. She said yes and her parents said "we don't like it, but yes" a few weeks ago. I thought I got the verification. So I went out and spent close to $800 on new clothing (tux, shoes, tie, shirt) and gifts (i.e. flowers). I even told my coach I cannot attend the State Championship that weekend because I know it wouldn't be fair to my date for me to have a possibility to be late. Last week, her parents exploded onto her due to a snowball of issues and took away many of her priviledges and grounded her. And now they say "Hell no, you can't go with him." It's kinda a racial issue too, since her parents are prejudice. But it's not fair to me, since they already said yes and I spent so much money and sacrificed so many things just for her. I can't go with someone else because it wouldn't feel right and many of the things I bought are customized for me and her. What should I do?

So my date and I have been planning for prom since Christmas. She said yes and her parents said "we don't like it, but yes" a few weeks ago. I thought I got the verification. So I went out and spent close to $800 on new clothing (tux, shoes, tie, shirt) and gifts (i.e. flowers). I even told my coach I cannot attend the State Championship that weekend because I know it wouldn't be fair to my date for me to have a possibility to be late. Last week, her parents exploded onto her due to a snowball of issues and took away many of her priviledges and grounded her. And now they say "Hell no, you can't go with him." It's kinda a racial issue too, since her parents are prejudice. But it's not fair to me, since they already said yes and I spent so much money and sacrificed so many things just for her. I can't go with someone else because it wouldn't feel right and many of the things I bought are customized for me and her. What should I do?

So my date and I have been planning for prom since Christmas. She said yes and her parents said "we don't like it, but yes" a few weeks ago. I thought I got the verification. So I went out and spent close to $800 on new clothing (tux, shoes, tie, shirt) and gifts (i.e. flowers). I even told my coach I cannot attend the State Championship that weekend because I know it wouldn't be fair to my date for me to have a possibility to be late. Last week, her parents exploded onto her due to a snowball of issues and took away many of her priviledges and grounded her. And now they say "Hell no, you can't go with him." It's kinda a racial issue too, since her parents are prejudice. But it's not fair to me, since they already said yes and I spent so much money and sacrificed so many things just for her. I can't go with someone else because it wouldn't feel right and many of the things I bought are customized for me and her. What should I do?

My best friend got grounded last weekend because she just has been trouble with a multitude of things in her life. While her parents were yelling at her, they took away her friendship with me (she is white and I am asian). She and I are really close friends but her parents do not like who she has become because of me and also because they disapprove of inter-racial relations because that is how they grew up. I really don't know what to do, since she is not around to be around me, talk to me, call me, text me, be my friend, etc. She currently wants a break from me right now. She is the best friend I have ever had and "was" my prom date. I didn't do anything and I feel cheated. Worst of all, I may not get to talk to her outside of school anymore. I dunno what to do about this. Any suggestions?

My best friend (who is a girl), is no longer allowed to see me, talk to me, call me, be around me, and be friends with me anymore because I am of another race and her mom is racist. We' ve been close friends for over 2 years and stuff snowballed with her parents a couple of days ago because she has been picked on/made fun of by people of other races at social events. Her mom is prejudice and white supremacist and doesn't really know me, but now I am forbidden to be her friend and I did nothing. They think I am the core issue because their daughter has lost touch with her "white friends" because of me and they do not like who their daughter has become. This was totally unexpected and out of the blue because she was hanging out with her friends and her phone died, her mom was mad that she couldnt reach her. I just don't know how to deal with it because she understands me, cares for me, and is very special to me. Her parents may have overreacted but I dunno. What should I do? Any advice?

For prom, would you rather go single in a group or with a date in a group? And why?

And also, would you go with your best friend to prom if he/she asked?

Thanks for your opinions!

This question is for girls mainly. For prom, would you rather go alone in a group or with a date (either with a friend or boyfriend) in a group? And why?

This girl and I are best/close friends and I really don't know whether she has feelings for me or not. Yesterday, I hung out with her and a few other friends. She would always sit in my car in the front seat next to me and at dinner she sat right next to me. Later, when we went to a friend's house, she was tired so she laid her head on my shoulder. I took the hint and I wrapped my arm around her waist so she could put her head on my chest. She actually fell asleep while we were cuddling and when she woke up, she always kept her hand next to mine and eventually interlaced her hands with mine for a good hour. Is she just flirting? Or does she have more feelings?

My best friend and I are considering starting a relationship. We flirt a lot and I told her I would be willing to try it if she is willing too. I've given her more than three weeks to think and ponder about the issue, but she still has not mentioned anything about it. If she does have feelings for me, she has to talk to her parents first and make sure they like me also. Although we haven't seen each other much recently, she still flirts with me a lot when we do see each other. So should I keep patiently waiting on her to gimme an answer or should I ask her about it? =/

I don't want to pressure her and I want to make sure she has plenty of space too. Your thoughts?