Quoted from Toran Its hard to talk to her, it really is. No classes together, and I really don't feel like walking over to her during lunch and start talking to her.

Have you tried stalking?

A pro stalker can make "random encounters" seem much more random than they actually are.

If all else fails, go to the chloroform.

Quoted from Shelton Have you tried stalking? A pro stalker can make "random encounters" seem much more random than they actually are. If all else fails, go to the chloroform.

I tried stalking for a while, but I wasn't good at it.  I kept giggling.

Seriously though, find out what you both have in common and work from there.  If you have nothing in common, then you should consider moving on.  


Phil (king of the hill)

Quoted Text I tried stalking for a while, but I wasn't good at it.  I kept giggling.

lol.

Quoted Text Seriously though, find out what you both have in common and work from there.  If you have nothing in common, then you should consider moving on.

I know, its just -- Its hard to find an opening. A way to actually start the conversation.

What do you have in common.  Do you have anything in common?  If not, then it's just a physical attraction which you will get over.

Whatever you do, don't turn your life into a 1980's teen angst film.  I couldn't deal with the soundtrack.


Phil

We do... from when we use to talk -- we have A LOT in common. Which is another reason I like her.

Quoted from Toran She's in Accelerated Math, just like me...,

There you go, dude.

Pick a topic in math you know well.  Then, ask her for help on it.

Say you do not understand it.  Let her explain it to you.

Then -- just like that -- you understand it.  And she thinks it is because she explained it to you.  She is such a great teacher.

So she feels really smart and good about herself.  Because of you.

Then, you are like, "Hey, I really appreciate your help.  You should let me buy you lunch or something."

And you are golden.  Sheesh.  It's almost too easy.

Yeah.... but that whole no-classes-together doesn't work. Though, if I change to PM Block, thats the only way I'll have to talk to her.

What about after school?

Phil

I live incredibly far away from that school, so I ride the bus. And so does she. Unless I somehow find out that she's needing to stay after-school (from one of our same teachers) and then stay.

Ask Shelton for some roofies.  That's how he met his wife.

Oh snap!


Phil

Bert,

can you please explain bad mutations of dividing cells to me?

I seem to have trouble understanding it.

Oh good.  Pia has her pretty avatar back.



Phil

Quoted from dogglebe Oh snap!

That's the sound Phil's blowup doll makes when he puts a little too much weight on it.

Apparently, you've already talked to this girl. I imagine that would make it a little easier to start a conversation than if she had no idea you exist. With that said, you could probably walk over to her during lunch, as you suggested, and start a conversation. If you feel awkward about that, I can't imagine how a classroom setting would change things that much. If anything, you have a better opportunity to talk to her outside of class. Whatever the case is, you'll probably feel better if you just talk to her, even if you're rejected (at least you know where you stand) and even if you're rejected, it doesn't neccesarily mean you have to give up. If she doesn't like you the same way you like her or she flat out tells you to go fuck yourself, move on. If not, it might not hurt to be a little persistent. It's worked for me and a lot of friends I had in high school (some of whom, frankly, I'm surprised got any girls at all). Girls like to play games but that doesn't mean you can't win.

In any case, I can tell you right now, nothing's going to happen if you don't talk to this girl.

Quoted from guyjackson So the girls are sleeping with the same guys, just to clarify.

Unless they're lesbians and are sleeping with each other, which - when you think about - is even hotter!