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How to pull a girl away from her friends?
I'm in high-school, a guy. I have her for a class and we talk, but not occasionally just in that class. She hangs around with boys and girls at this one spot during lunch. I was thinking of approaching her by say "hi, umm can we talk" something like that. I do like her and would like her to be my girlfriend, but I would just like to talk to her more so that's why I need to get her away from the group.
7 Answers
- 7 years ago
No, u can't get her out of her group & u shouldn't even try 2 do so as it may feel awkward 2 her. Try 2 catch up wid her when she's alone & dude just wait for d right moment & don't try 2 rush things or u may end up ruining it. Maybe u could even try 2 befriend any of her friend of d group & try 2 approach her via him/her or enter her group as a mutual friend. Hope this helps. Have a nice day.
- Anonymous7 years ago
You will need to get one or a couple of wingmen to get all the other girls away from her. Or just go up to her and give a introduction. That almost never fails if you have good interpersonal skills.
- 7 years ago
"Hey, can we talk?" will probably do.
If not, ask her just after you two leave the classroom.
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- Anonymous7 years ago
Maybe you could pull her away from her friends by asking her something about the class that you have together. You could ask her if you had homework that was due or something along those lines. You should also try to talk to her more in the class that you guys have together. I hope everything works out!
- SofiaLv 47 years ago
Why don't you talk to her in class instead? Or find out what class she has before after and find a way to cross paths in the hallway? You could also send her a note.
Idk, there's nothing wrong with your plan but it will take a lot of guts and you risk the chance of showing up at the wrong moment. Like what if one of her friends bribgs up a serious subject (divorce, family death, problems at home, etc)?
