How do you ask a guy to go to vice versa in a cute way?

[Anonymous]

He plays basketball and baseball. we are good friends and we have math together

[Anonymous]

I think you mean turnabout. Honestly guys are easy. We don't require the same types of productions as women do. A guy either likes you or he doesn't. You could ask him via text message and if he likes you, he'll still say yes. On the same token, using some cute or romantic way of asking him is not going to magically change his feelings about you. Guys are about the bottom line. We don't care how, we don't care why, it just is or it isn't. My point isn't that you should necessarily do something lame like send a text. I just saying that you should not stress yourself out too much because your method of asking isn't going to have any real effect on his answer or how he feels about you...unless of course its something just so outrageously bad that it feels like it came from a bad comedy movie.

That said, I think I might have just thought of an idea that is simple but kind of cute. Since you guys have math together, while either in class or studying or something, start drawing little doodles on his notebook (I think its kind of cute when girls do this to me). Then finally just write "will you go to the dance with me?". Similarly, you could try asking him for help on a problem and say something like "did you get #..., can you check my answer and see what I did wrong". Then when he looks at your paper, have "will you go to the dance with me" written where the answer would be on the problem. Idk, something like that. Just some ideas that popped into my head while typing this question.

[Paris13]

I take this to mean, sweetie, that you you want a relationship with him?

If this is the case, and just guessing here, do what you've been doing, be yourself. You have started out as good friends, and he seems to like you as this, but if you want to grab his attention from his "basketball and baseball," to 'vice versa',to more of what you have going on, then-----do the math. Give him some cute, subtle hints, in a flirtatious way, that will tell him that it's high time to end this game of "dribble," and about time to start with first base, and see where things may go from there.

Hope that was what you were looking for here, and what you hope to get in the future with your good friend---turned-------home run.

Good luck, sweetie.xx

[Jager66]

what are you even talking about?