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  • (I recently faced this with a coworker who has since moved to another company. We’re friends, but she played her emotions so close that in the end, I decided to play it safe rather than upset what was a very good working relationship. In this case, I suspect religious differences would be an impediment, but again, she is extremely private. Now that she lives a thousand miles away, if I’m ever in her town, I’ll ask her out on a date. My gut feeling is that she’ll accept, but it won’t lead to anything, which is fine.)

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Saj says:
September 8, 2011 at 12:23 pm
This one is easy. Just tell another coworker that you find him attractive and wished he would ask you out. If this coworker isn’t completely clueless he/she will pass the word. Then it’s up to the guy at that point to go for it or not. You can’t blame shyness then if he still doesn’t ask you out because his risk for rejection will be low plus it forces the guy to make the necessary effort to get you to go out on a date with him.

Moxies advice is right though guys want girls to ask him out but if guys didn’t see that as (She wants me bad I’m going to rush past all the courtises and try to get sex as soon as I can) more women would do it. Men DO treat women who ask them out (unless he was ALREADY pining for her) more poorly then vice versa where if a woman accepts a date she’s accepting the chance to see if there is a spark there.