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    dave25
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    Basically there is this girl i really like and she appears to like me. We were meant to get together on a night out in Dublin with our friends however i ended up not speaking to her the entire night as other people kept jumping in an talking with me. I then left as i had an emergency work call and had found out later that she had asked a couple of times where i was and when ill be back. She however ended up getting with someone else that night which according to some people it was because she got drunk however i feel like she was jealous and tried to get me back as i was talking to some ladies who are just my friends.

    I want to message her but dont know what to say, i dont know if i should apologies or what.

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    Instead of messaging, call her on the phone. Women love the sound of a man’s voice, and you can have better communication in real time on a phone call than you’d have with a silent, back-and-forth timed text. Besides, texts are usually for more casual, throw-away messaging. A phone call indicates a higher level of importance. It lets her know you want to talk to her and you want to hear what she has to say. 😉

    Once you get her on the phone, invite her out on a date — and leave out any apologizing or mention of her possible hook up. The mention of these things won’t take the phone call in a good direction and they’re fodder for miscommunication. You want to keep things positive and upbeat, so keep the conversation simple and keep the focus clear by letting her know you’re so glad to talk to her and you’d really like to get to know her better. Invite her to do something special — whether it’s a nice dinner, or an interesting concert or picnic at the beach or after a hike. Whatever the date is, make it clear to her that you’re inviting her on a date. Not to hang out or to chill, but on a real date because you really like her and she’s important to you. This date invitation leaves little room for miscommunication or those “does he like me”/”does she like me” wonders that texting and hanging out invites seem to foster. If she says yes to your invitation, she likes you. If you ask for a date, she can assume you like her, too. Don’t fear rejection. It doesn’t sound like you’ll get it, plus, if, on the off chance you do, you’ve wasted very little time and and you can move on. But I think she’ll say yes. 🙂

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