Should you ask your friends for help in finding a date?

[Alphachef89]

[_Maya_]

There is certainly no harm in asking around if your friends know anyone that would be a good match. That has heppened in my circle of friends before. Someone was single and someone else knew a girl she thought would be a good fit. It ultimately didn't work out longterm but you never know until you try. I certainly would help someone out if I really thought I knew a good fit. I don't really like playing matchmaker but if I am pretty sure they would get along I would at least suggest it to one of them and then let them run with it if they wanted to. So I see no problem at least asking. Just don't count on it working. Not everyone wants to be in the middle of something like that.

[Alphachef89]

thanks dear I've never had a relationship i live in a small town were the dating poll is hard around here

[_Maya_]

If that is the case then jump on the opportunity while you have it.

[sage2021]

Sure! I've played matchmaker before. I'll never forget when it was finally time to introduce them to each other. We met at a restaurant, and the second he walked in the door and their eyes met, they treated me like I wasn't in the room anymore so I went home.

They were seeing each other for about a year and he wanted to get married and have kids. So he got married and didn't tell until after he was married. Boy was she shocked!
I think he set a timeline in his own head for her, and she passed the timeline so he married someone else.

[JacobJordan]

Well everyone is liable to meet a partner in 1 of many ways but the 3 most common are work, family/friends or hobbies.

[TheSpaceGnome]

You should use every resource you have when trying to find "the one".

[Tinat]

Definitely! Asking your friends for help in finding a date can be a great idea. They might have some insights, suggestions, or even know someone who could be a good match for you.
Plus, friends can provide support and encouragement throughout the dating process. Just remember to communicate your preferences and boundaries so they can help you in a way that feels comfortable for you.

[Anonymous]

That’s all the things in having friends for most people!
However if you’re introverted, then speaking to your associates, family annd acquaintances can be an exhausting task on your to-do-list. In that case, learn about human psychology “the study of the mind and human behavior. There are a variety of approaches to the study, which include biological, psychodynamic, behavioral, cognitive, and humanistic psychology. https://www. edx. org “. Otherwise, go ahead and try something with your friends

[bobalife]

I don’t ask, but they keep finding people to set up for me or people who wanna get to know me through them🙄😅😂 hasn’t work out and I don’t really think about it, but I think it’s fun for others and it can work out for some :) you do you boo!

[OddBeMe]

Statistics do say friends are a very helpful ally. Workmates are another.

Doesn’t have to be an open convo. Just get together with them and you’ll find them trying to set you up.

[Ms_Facesitter]

Wouldn't support that idea. Like if this doesn't work out, they might be funding date after date after date... you also don't have to pick something expensive as a date.

[Nikki1989]

You have nothing to lose by asking.

[Fromdusktilldawn]

yea, nothing wrong about that, if they straight up bully you because of it, they're not really your friends

[lexijoanna]

Sometimes it’s good idea to ask your friend and sometimes it’s not because you might not like their opinion or outcome so it’s half and half

[Anonymous]

Nine times out of 10 that doesn’t work out too well, and if your friends know a girl, you’ll probably know her as well.

[laly520]

not recommended

[SolitarySolace]

No because they wouldn’t understand your type

[itsclearlynicholas]

I'm fine thanks 👍🏻

[In_Trance]

Nope