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Originally Posted by HurricaneDC
On your first point I actually agree with Donna. Not that coffee can't be a 'real date' but IMO a real date would be going to get dinner, go bowling something like that. As for your second, yeah I'm a bit skeptical. I'll let things mellow out, just play it out a bit and then ask her. Probably on Wednesday or next Friday. If it doesn't work then, I'll just throw my hand and eventually forget about it.
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There's nothing about coffee that automatically makes it a date, but there's no reason why it can't be a date if the 2 people view it as a date. But like I said, friends can get coffee. The only way she would know you're romantically interested is if you told her.
If I remember correctly, the same girl said she wanted to study economics with you. That's a sign that she's at least interested in you as a friend.
If you ask her again and she says no, she probably just wants to be a friend and assumes you want something more.
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