Ok weird question I started a new job on a contract and there's this girl that I spent talking to basically all day. We talked about lots of stuff and it was good. Not that I want to ask her out straight away but since Im not going to be working there all the time I move around a lot how do I get to stay in contact with a girl at work without being creepy about it? This is an office job by the way. We seem to have a lot in common and I found it easy to talk to her.
After ending a part of a conversation, just casually say "We should get together and chill sometime." Then you just ask if she's busy. Asking someone out doesn't have to be as complicated as you think. "Get together and chill sometime" sounds a-lot better than asking "Would you like to go on a date with me?"
I disagree.
"Get together & chill sometime" sounds like someone who's a waffler & won't be straight up about what they want, or someone trying to be tricky about it because they're doing something shady, or perhaps even worse, it could come off as cowardly.
Appearing to be sneaky or hemming & hawing about it is the #1 common thing that makes some guys seem like creeps.
Outside of just being way too forward or not taking no for an answer, which are even worse creepy things to do.
Have you talked with anyone about this? Are you doing anything specifically to figure this out?
Fortune favours the bold. If she digs you she'll say yes. Women/girls make up their minds about you pretty quickly most of the time. Just make the first date informal, like a movie, or some fun event or something along those lines.
+1
Though in a work situation, I would first ask if she's married.
If she's not she'll say so and give you a further indication of whether you should go any further.
And if she's not but she's in a relationship, she'll volunteer that information right away so that you don't go any further with that line of inquiry. 👍 And that way everything will remain as normal from there on out.
Though one thing you don't want to do is ask if she's married, and when she says yes, launch all Casanova and go on & on about how you would've liked to show her a good time.

I say this because that happened to me last summer at my place of work.

It wasn't a coworker (thank goodness!), it was just someone who stopped by. A couple of my coworkers thought I should've been flattered, but they weren't there alone at the time to see this guy who was, at the time, wearing sunglasses after dark.
