have you ever stood up your date?
610674
never stood up but layed her...hehehe
337532
I have.\nHe had the money and the looks was great but never had time for me.\n So i dated a guy that was great in showing me a good time out and giving me the attention i needed.
336245
The same way as a first and third and hundredth time. Or more likely, a better way that you didn't know the first time (because you've never successfully asked someone to go on a date with you?).\n\nSo the answer is in a straight-forward manner: "Do you want to go out on a date with me?"
881764
No.  Unless I needed a date.
592784
Dialed the wrong # on my cell (of another guy i went out with the night before) asking why he was late for our date, when my actual date was standing behind me!
165803
I dated a guy once who always made me pay, and borrowed money from me that he never paid back. what a loser.\nthen I met my husband, and when he took me to Taco Bell on our first date I knew he was a keeper, because he paid! :)
21469
I always hate it when a guy walks up and gives a pick-up line, whether it's cute or not. Just try to be natural. The guy who approached me in a bar that I will remember forever gave me a simple, "I saw you and wanted to come over and say hi." and then preceeded to ask me questions about myself. It was flatering that he wanted to talk to me, but he didn't try to hard or wasn't cheesy.\n\nBerbbb: Actually, the reason that I will remember the instances so well is because that guy is actually the father of my child:) We did date for about 2 years.
183038
It really depends on the way it is said. It has happened to me twice. The first time, the girl just kind of walked up and blurted it out at me, it took me by surprise and I really do not think I handled that as well as I should have. We are still acquaintances but nothing ever happened. However, I was once asked out by a girl I had casually seen passing by. I accepted, of course, and we had a nice little lunch together. Near the end of the lunch she told me that she had been noticing me and trying to "hang out" around the places she knew I had been at. Then she said, "And I just wanted to say that from what I've seen, I love you." I still call her up to go hang out, but our relationship has (and probably always will be) just a friendly one.
605970
have you tried asking her out.
472402
yes, unless it is specified that your just 'hanging out' but not all people take dating very seriously, so it might also be called 'hanging out- that might lead to some serious haning out' hahaha. Seriously though:)
566123
Never had one!  I have only dated 1 man in my life!!! He asked me out on a date when I was 25.( I had never been on a date before) and we had a great time! We have been together as a couple for almost 8 years and been married for 5 years. And I was a virgin when we got married! I was 28.
572830
That depends how persistent he was and if I was interested or not. This has happened to me. I saw a hot guy at Wal-Mart once and like 10 minutes later I was walking around talking on my cell phone and I saw him again in the same aisle as me. He was staring and looked like he wanted to say something so I got off the phone and he approached me. We talked for a couple minutes, he apologized for stalking me through the store and said that he would really like to take me out sometime. I gave him my number and we dated for 6 months.
765645
I went out to dinner with a guy who got extremely drunk.  He got up and started singing "Some Enchanted Evening" in the middle of the restaurant,  and was so screwed up he fell on top of the table next to us.  I was stupid enough to drive him home (even after that stunt), and he took all his clothes off in the car and threw them out the window.  \n(I swear to G*d I am *not* making this up).  When I got him to his house I (literally) kicked his a*s out of my car and left him on his front lawn naked as a jaybird.  Needless to say that was our first and last date!
72369
Haha!  It's good to be back - computer was down for a few days.  Well.. I'm not a guy, (obviously), but unless things go REALLY well on a date it's a turn-off when the guy is all over you.  You've got to conquer the gettin-to-know-you before you jump on that.  So if it's a REALLY good date then you did get to know each other and it's okay to fall into that animal instinct.  If you're like 99% of the guys out there then maybe it is a good idea to relieve your stress before the date.  You may not get the urge to, er, be selfish on the date, and that will tell the girl that you respect her.  Also - it might give that first impression that you're a laid back bad-a*s type that most of the ladies can't resist.  So yeah - I think it is a good idea!  HA!
684722
True Date Story:\n\nMy friend and I planned to take our dates to this make out place on a mountain top, but my friend's date got sick, which meant that it was my friend, my date, and me (my friend and I had met our dates the night before). Part of our mountain top journey was that we had to drive on a mountain fire road, and snow had fallen the night before. \n\nOf course all the party animals and 4X4-ers were out that same afternoon enjoying the snow and drinking beer; somehow, though, as we drove along the mountain road, some ace managed to throw a ice-ball through my open window, and the ice-ball hit my cheek and mouth.\n\nThe ice-ball gave me a fat, bloody lip, and a swollen cheek, which meant no making out; my date decided to go at it with my friend (that was 30 years ago, and for the record I am still close with my friend). Fortunately, I was able to make use of the abundant snow and make a compression pack to at least minimize my cheek swelling.\n\nOTBPOC
621844
I would tell him that I would have to get to know him before we went on a date. It looks like you do know him so just say no if you don't want to go!
1176690
Mine was - Did my friend give you my number? I said no and then he blushed and asked my out for a drink.  We are now married with child