Does she actually want to go out if she says "sure"?

[alos1]

I asked a girl out that I knew at least liked me a week prior. Anyway, we snapped for a couple of days, and I asked her if she wanted to go get some food over the weekend. She responded with just "sure" but she was smiling. I guess I would have preferred a more definite answer, but is this a good sign?

[Truthatanycost]

Why would she be excited? the average girl has a long list of potentials all vying for her attention...

At your age, I wouldn't be wasting any time dating, I would be making money, getting on my purpose, getting rich and retiring early. But it won't take too long before you realize this for yourself anyway...

[alos1]

All this blackpilling is really making me rethink literally everything.

[Truthatanycost]

I would have been even richer, much quicker, and on the way to retiring much earlier if at your age I focused on finding my purpose instead of worrying about girls. I think young men can of course enjoy the company of women, maybe even date but the bulk of their focus should always be on their craft, purpose, becoming financially lucrative and solid in terms of independence. In short, society teaches young men to chase tail. Ever wonder why they never teach young men to chase purpose and leave women till later?

This is assuming you aren't already doing all of this...

[Guy13]

When she said "sure", did you have a Plan that you spouted out to her?

[alos1]

No, because her college schedule is way different than mine, so I asked when she’s off class.

[Guy13]

I mean likes. We can go here go there what are your preferences. Move the conversation to will call you and formally set a time snd pick a place… kind of thing ⁉️

[TrillXHippy]

Nope

[alos1]

Well, that made me feel a lot better about myself! Thanks!

[TrillXHippy]

Sorry man 😕