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I will see her on Saturday, we will go to a classical music concert where they will play Beethoven´s 5th symphony. I will try to hold her hand at the concert and see how she reacts and Ill tell you how it went!!
Hope you actually like classical music and not going just because she wanted to. I think she will get mad if you fall asleep and start snoring. There will be not touching then
Do y'all women not have hands and arms and lips and can control them?
If a guy is shy and non aggressive like OP then why can't she make the move? If he is asking her out that in the least should be understood that it's not because he wants a buddy to play Xbox with so she should know he's just not the move fast type. You went your leg forward have her go hers or move on
I don't think he qualifies for the dreaded friend zone yet but he's definitely approaching it. The hand holding attempt should be first at some point in the next date then if that goes well a kiss should happen even if it's one on the cheek. If the opening isn't there until the end of the date well then it's go time and now or never. Either way a kiss should happen. One trick is to hug her and then go for it then while she's already close. Instead of shooting for it during that awkward moment when you're standing there giving each other googly eyes.
Dude just kiss her. I might be a shy wreck when it comes to women, but I've never asked for a kiss. I went for it and they kissed me back.
What if they turn their face away?
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