How do I ask my co-worker out, even if he's a supervisor?
480684
"Hey, wanna go out sometime? Dinner or something?"
918658
Let me give you some good advice - it's not a good idea to date someone with whom you work.\n\nIt gets complicated, everyone knows your business, and if it doesn't work out you have to see the person every day.
928170
Ask her if she would like to do something outside of the workplace with you.  You're obviously very impressed by her and if you told her (generally) what you said here, I'm sure she would be very flattered.  It sounds like she likes you, too, but that the work environment is not the time or place to find out.  If you both work at the same time, ask her if you could take her to get something to eat after work (or whatever), tell her how much you admire her work, her excellent grades and how friendly she is.  That opens the door for you both to get closer and to see if there's a relationship beyond work - I'm betting there is! :)
747550
Straight up ask him. Don't beat around the obvious bush - Just walk right up to him, and tell him as it is.... Don't sugercoat it, or lead it on, just ask him if he wants to go out or not.
697574
Can you afford to lose this job? Funny thing about some men in authority, they enjoy the effect they have on subordinates, especially pretty ones they know are attracted. If its real enough for him to risk inapropriate behaviour, he should make a move outside of work hours/envioronment, otherwise the only respect you'll earn is to keep your eyes on your work.
983189
ask him out, it'll get his attention for sure
538749
Definitely wait until the job is finished... if he asks you out, be honest and say you are attracted to him and explain it is best that wait until the job is over.\n\nEnjoy!:)
1037891
no no no no no dont call him to ask him if he can stop by! You can call him but only to tell him that you hope he has a good day at work and tell him to call you later. Actually dont call him at all. TEXT HIM. Just TEXT HIM. This way it wont seem too needy and he can proboly just txt you back, no prob! Find out when he gets off work and you guys can maybe hang out them, wouldn't that be better then five minutes? Good luck.
116908
Hi ... He isn't married is he? If not married, do you know if he feels the same way about you? If you don't know if he feels the same way, maybe you can invite him out to dinner, a movie or the park with you. \n\nI say this because as someone else said he might be shy, he might feel the same way about you but is afraid to ask you out or let you know how he feels. \n\nIf there is something you know you both have in common, strike up a conversation about it and see where it goes. If you find he does feel the same way about you and he doesn't ask, then I would say, just blurt it out and just ask him if he would like to go out with you sometime. (sometimes guys need a little nudge .. lol)\n\nDoes the company where you work have rules about co-workers dating one another? If so this might be a problem. If not let your hair down and go for it !!!\n\nI wish you all the best life has to offer ... take care, buh bye.
613710
well first keep talking to him then when u get to know him better u will get the courage to ask him out. even if he says yes or maybe even no still keep in touch with him.
869616
There are some lines i don't cross.  \nDating anyone at work is a no no.\n\nSure at work things fly around in the work place...  \nBut you are responding to them, in other words accepting the game and playing with him in this flirting..\n \nMaybe the best bet would be. dont respond every email or message that is sent. It will die down slowly..\nI can understand you dont want it to put up a brick wall.. \nAs You might loose your job. But at the same time.. \nif he presses you for a reply, Just brushing it off as a joke. \nThis can work just as well. It saves face for him as well as yourself.. \n\nBe careful.  You dont want to scream sexual harassment..  \nNot when your responding and playing the game with him.\nBecause if you do, he will throw it back to you.\n\nSo my suggestion would be, Just don't respond as much.. find work .. make yourself busy. And maybe find another job in the mean time. \n\nBlessings ALD
730248
If you were still working in the school, it might be best to approach him slowly, as a rapid approach does carry some added risk of rejection.  However, under the circumstances, a subtle approach simply isn't an option.  Do it or don't do it.\n\nDoes he know you by name?  If you were to call him, how difficult would it be for him to know who you are?\n\nHere's an idea, if you want to be just a little on the sneaky side.  Call him up on the weekend, and ask if he has a few minutes to meet with you.  A coffee shop or pancake house might be a good place to arrange a meeting.\n\nIf he asks for a reason, tell him you may have lost something in his classroom, perhaps a piece of jewelry, and you're wondering if he may have found it.\n\nAt this point, he has two choices.  He can assure you that he hasn't seen it, or he can agree that it would be a good idea for the two of you to get together to discuss the matter.
343760
Just talk to him - Ask him out!
314667
if you left your job on good terms with him, just send him an email to the workplace asking him how are things going? ask to meet him for lunch for some career advice and if he accepts, when you meet him, start neutral and play it by ear. you could dress a notch less casual than business when you meet, make sure you look good and smile a lot and do the eye contact thing, and see if he responds positively to that... You could also apply the subtle body language tactics by leaning into his personal space a bit, speaking with your hands a bit such that you sometimes touch him accidentally on his hand or forearm as you speak which subtly sends a signal without being really too obvious... let him ask you out! If that doesn't work, ask for a second meeting for more advice. If you meet regularly enough, he will like your company and you will have natural rapport to move to the next step...
47784
i just go ahead and ask him out
495600
Well, sexual harrassment would only be an issue if you were actually harrassing her but it doesn't sound as though this would be a problem. It is possible to have a relationship with a co-worker but if things go wrong, this could make things in the workplace difficult, especially if you part on bad terms. If the two of you are happy to accept that there are risks, I see no reason why you shouldn't ask her out. But agree some ground rules before you actually go out.\n\nFor example, agree how you will address each other in the workplace. On the same note, agree how you will conduct yourselves at work. Co-workers can be uncomfortable with overt signs of affection between 2 people who are dating so perhaps agree that there will be no touching or kissing where the two of you can be seen - and certainly no trips to secluded parts of your workplace for hugs and kisses. If you both work in an area where security is an issue, one of you should ask to be moved elsewhere so that you do not compromise or risk your jobs when your superiors find out about your relationship.\n\nAs stated, I see nothing wrong with asking her out but try to be a gentleman if she turns you down and make it clear that you still value her friendship regardless. Otherwise this could be yet another cause of discomfort between the two of you and it doesn't need to be.\n\nGood luck with this whatever way you go.
712388
Yes, ask him out. You have more to gain than loose. If he says no it will not ruin your frendship unless you let it.