The first time I asked her was Feb 12th, 2006. She was scared a little bit the first time i asked her. Her answer was "I dont know". I told her that I can give her some times to think about it. So, is it the right time to ask her.
210417
Yes, its long enough. Don't wait too long or she's gonna think you don't care anymore.
191295
Yes.  But only if YOU ask her first.  Remember, confidence is essential.
307099
It's not even REMOTELY wrong to ask Him, as long as you can accept these two things:\n\n1. He has already told us in His word that there are some things (for instance the date and time of his return) that we aren't meant to know, or that He is not going to reveal it to us right when we want to know. If that is the case, then we must accept it.\n\n2. The answer He gives you might not be the one you want to hear, but it's still the right one. Sometimes we are more interested in hearing that what we want to happen will happen instead of the truth. \n\nAs long as you keep those two things in mind, feel free to ask away.
423278
When I was dating, the guys usually asked at the end of the first date.  If he didn't, I would ask.  I would say something like, "I had a nice time and I was wondering if we could get together again".  I always got a good response of yes, but there were a few no's.\nThese days a guy doesn't mind if a girl asks him out.\n\nHere's a tip:\nIf the guy says he'll call you and acts fidgety, take it with a grain of salt because he won't.\nTry to ask him first as I said above to ease your mind.
623053
ask her when you think the time is rght.
454116
Well I am a girl, so I have experience with this. Hint that you are going to ask her BEFORE you do it!! Just say something like "hey I have something important to ask you later" This prepares her so she kind of knows whats going to happen. Then talk to her FACE-TO-FACE!! This is really important because it shows her that you care and will not be awkward with her if she says yes. Girls are always afraid of losing a friend or making it "wierd" between them.
33456
if you asked her how she felt before and she hasnt made an effort to tell you differently, her feelings might be the same. She might also be shy and hoping you will ask again..its hard to say. Has she been acting differently around you lately? Do you ever hang out with her alone, and if so what kind of convos do you have? If they are personal and important than thats a good thing.\nPrepare yourself, she may not have feelings for you. If you decide to ask her again she might get creeped out, so just watch her behavior and see how she acts.
337600
Definitely wait. You called once and she didn't have an answer for you then, If you call again, ahe might get a little annoyed. Also, she said they were discussing it that day, so if she didn't call by now, look elsewhere.
408793
i couldnt tell you when she will be normal again... maybe never.... this is a big deal and isnt to be taken lightly....you need to help her cope with it... next time she brings it up or acts shy to you.... help her get over it and... NEVER every talk to that guy again because it will make her very very nervous and she will get permenently freaked out again....\n\ngood luck
495657
I think you're right about having the right to know if she's considering it.  I also think that you might mess things up if you pressure her too much.  Atleast give her a day or two before you start pressing the issue again.  Hopefully within those 48 hours she will get back to you.  When you do call her, if she doesn't call you, try to keep it casual and let her have some sort of oppurtunity to tell you what she thinks before you flat out ask.
268341
The best time to ask a girl out is when you are talking to her.  Get your courage up!  The worst she can say is no.  But she might say yes, you will never know until you ask.  You will never know when is the right time to do it, until you do it.  Guy, don't wimp out.  We girls are sitting here frustrated and waiting for someone like you to ask us.
584436
You should ask her. Asking questions isn't a sign of ignorance. Don't agree to something if you don't know what it is. Can you call her back and ask what specifically she needs?
427485
There's no "right" time. It just happens. Hopefully you decide to have your first time with someone you really care about or love even. If you're asking this question...you're not ready.
336137
Yes I was afraid and said no after our 2nd date and have  regretted it ever since as I missed out on a very good opportunity. You never get a second chance.\n\nTherefore if it is not right move on til it feels right.\n\nGood Luck
20991
Well for one thing would you have gone to your parents at that age? Why are they asking? Because this is a time of their life when so many things get thrown at them and they are confused. \n I have no problem answering them though it upsets me when someone answers the question incorrectly or sarcastically. Everyone needs to go somewhere, would you rather they just talk to their friends who know as little as they do? \n As for children being delinquent well that has been forever, it is nothing new in this generation, or the last.\n What should be done, well help these kids with as much knowledge as you can. You don't need to encourage them but there is nothing wrong with their asking a question. I care a great deal. I have a 13 year old grand daughter and no one is going to tell her something about sex except maybe on here or another similiar forum. I can only imagine my daughters response if she asked her a question like you mentioned, I am open minded but I am not even certain how comfortable I could be trying to answer that question to her face. \n What should be done? Nothing, think about it the more information that they have the better decision they can make hopefully based on facts and not sarcasm or narrow minded thinking..
676263
give her time and show that what are you asking is for real.  The time will say.
152625
If it's been ten years and you've felt this way...go for it, dude. That's a long time to wait and I think it's for the best if you tell her. Otherwise, you'll spend the rest of your life wondering "What if?"