Polls: Dating

I always do!

1) I matched with an introverted girl on a dating app and we had an 'outing' at a board game cafe on the first weekend. We had an amazing time and kept texting every day. She mentioned that her previous match was very weird and pushy, and that he made her feel uncomfortable.

2) Two weekends later, we went to a beautiful botanic garden. Everything went well but when I got home and texted her thanking her for the 'outing', she ignored my message. The next day she texted 'Hi' and we continued chatting as if the outing never took place. I sure hope that she wasn't upset.

3) This weekend we'll be visiting another touristy place, and I'm at a loss. Should I treat it as a...

I moved away for uni last week and met a girl who is in a course group chat with me. We have talked on there for over a month and she mentioned on the group chat a few days ago that she had been feeling really homesick (she has travelled from abroad alone to be here) so I messaged her asking if she wanted to meet and perhaps do some shopping or go for a walk to help her get her bearings.

She said she would like to and so I met her, her roommate and another girl on my course a few days ago. We talked briefly in public and then decided to meet later in the evening after we had gone home and had some dinner. Later at dark, I met her and her roommate in a park, we sat and talked for a while and then took a walk.

Yesterday we met again and went for coffee and to do some shopping and then I walked her home. Over the last few days we have been messaging privately a lot and I think I am starting to develop feelings for her. However, I am reluctant to ask her on a date in case she says no and it ruins the friendship. Given the limited info I have provided, what do you think I should do?

Thank you for the advice in advance, please vote and comment!

P. S. This is not something I am planning on doing immediately, however advice would still be appreciated!

Which one do you do or which one do you prefer?

I believe we don’t want you. Strength is a male characteristic. Not a female one and I don’t want to date a man.

I’ve been talking to multiple girls and as soon as I got single they all came flocking. Some even saying I’m so tall and look like a model after I got done screwing them.. My friend who is really smart has a crush on some girls and I’ve tried asking if they would ever date him. They said absolutely not. He just isn’t attractive and they can’t picture themselves being intimate with them at all. They said he would be a great marriage couple, someone who has a career and money and depend upon, but never attracted to. I asked what could he do to be more attractive? He would have to start dressing and grooming himself like me. Which is basically business casual, clean cut, smelling good. Just an overall complete shift in clothing and maybe even personality.

When certain women call men "creepy," is it just code/a euphemism for "ugly," "short," or "unf*ckable"? Cause it seems like it is and always was.

For a date with a potential boyfriend.

True story: i invited girls to the beach on those hot summer days but they rather sit at home on Instagram. Maybe i should have gotten girls, who are already on the beach but most of them are there with a boyfriend already. Bummer.