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Joe

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Guys - not every time a girl says she that has a boyfriend does it mean she's not interested. Girls get hit on every day, they need barriers to weed people out.

The next time a girl tells you she has a boyfriend say one of these

- "woahh you're gonna start telling me your problems already?"

- "oh so you and my girlfriend have something in common"

- "you can tell me all about your problems over some coffee tomorrow"

I used "so you and my gf have something in common then" last week and it worked like a charm, like I had just turned a key and unlocked her. 100% serious here.
 
Guys - not every time a girl says she that has a boyfriend does it mean she's not interested. Girls get hit on every day, they need barriers to weed people out.

The next time a girl tells you she has a boyfriend say one of these

- "woahh you're gonna start telling me your problems already?"

- "oh so you and my girlfriend have something in common"

- "you can tell me all about your problems over some coffee tomorrow"

I used "so you and my gf have something in common then" last week and it worked like a charm, like I had just turned a key. 100% serious here.

Or you could be like the guy who kept trying to ask me out last year are respond with "so how long do you think you'll need to 'deal with the situation'?"

If she says she has a boyfriend, she's either not interested or really does have a boyfriend. Either way you're probably not getting a date. Especially if you tell her you already have a girlfriend.
 

Salazar

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The next time a girl tells you she has a boyfriend say one of these

I would feel like I was on a par with the OP if I did.

Edit: I've probably been as shambolic as the OP on occasion. But briefly, and I managed a bit of self-awareness.
 

Joe

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Or you could be like the guy who kept trying to ask me out last year are respond with "so how long do you think you'll need to 'deal with the situation'?"

If she says she has a boyfriend, she's either not interested or really does have a boyfriend. Either way you're probably not getting a date. Especially if you tell her you already have a girlfriend.
Well you obviously don't keep persisting, I'm not advocating to being an annoying prick. All I'm saying is always give it one more push, then if there's still no budge then you go about your happy merrily way.

I would feel like I was on a par with the OP if I did.
Always say stuff like that with a smile and almost joking manner. Never be super serious. She won't get creeped out, she'll probably even smile. Always be smiling. Always.
 
Or you could be like the guy who kept trying to ask me out last year are respond with "so how long do you think you'll need to 'deal with the situation'?"

If she says she has a boyfriend, she's either not interested or really does have a boyfriend. Either way you're probably not getting a date. Especially if you tell her you already have a girlfriend.

Next time someone pulls that kind of question, try something like, "I dunno, I was thinking we'd fuck a thousand more times or so. I'll get back to you."
 

Salazar

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Always say stuff like that with a smile and almost joking manner. Never be super serious. She won't get creeped out, she'll probably even smile. Always be smiling. Always.

That ain't even what it's about, though. I'm not going to push it.
 

Arjen

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Keep believing OP, waitresses from pubs we used to visit regularly came along clubbing with me and my buddies, and every single time it has led to more.
 

Pepboy

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Always say stuff like that with a smile and almost joking manner. Never be super serious. She won't get creeped out, she'll probably even smile. Always be smiling. Always.

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Oh, man. I love me some work meats on a woman. Do her medium-rare.

Even though the latest update (about being friends) from OP sounded reasonable, this thread keeps on giving.
 

Jackpot

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Tips this, tips that. But at least, even with me asking her out already, she still came out with us and I'm part of that "us".



Yeah, before was "didn't you hear, just because she chats with him / drinks with him / chills with him after work means she's totally into him" or "she's doing it for the tips"

Whatever happened to that? Oh man.

Oh, lord.
 
Read all the posts. How did I miss this?
She works there. She has to talk to you. Don't read into it.
First post nails it.
Um. I should have done that but eh. Shit happens. And she already told us her schedule. She works there every weekend. She tells us when she works, what time and what days, lol.
The weekend is where waitresses make the most money so its only logical. If they worked during the weekdays, fewer customers = exponentially smaller tips.
Yes. We went as a group and there were other girls there as well, but she was practically with me the whole night and we didn't do anything date-ish as you said but it's still something right?
/facepalm

Man, OP, you're investing a ton of energy into this one girl. All your eggs in one basket?
Shouldn't put her on a pedestal and start pursuing other girls.
Nothing has really happened besides her hanging out with your group, which is cool I guess.
It seems like you try to justify that something could happen beyond just being "friends."

Let me ask you this OP. Does she disclose her problems usually involving the boyfriend, but not always, to you? This is an enormous red flag btw.
 
She works there. She has to talk to you. Don't read into it.

This is the correct answer. It's a waitress's job to be friendly to customers. Same goes for most other women working public-facing service or retail jobs. Some women are friendly in a manner that could be construed as flirtatious - that's simply their personality. They probably get hit on and asked out all the damn time while on-the-job.

OP is better off meeting women through his social network, meetups and common-interest activities. Don't bother asking out waitresses, unless he already knows her outside of her job.

And about the "I have a boyfriend line" - it's irrelevant whether it's true or not. The point is that she's not interested in you, OP. That's all that matters, and you may as well accept it and move on. Mentioning a BF is one of the most common ways that women let guys down easy.
 

dskillzhtown

keep your strippers out of my American football
UPDATE!!!!!!!!!!!

Alright all you naysayers; well you know what. Eat your heart out about the whole she's only into me for the tips. Well, guess what. She came out with us last weekend and she had a great time. She was chatting me up and shit. We were flirting the whole night.

Well, that's that. Now, what next? Do I just float and keep chilling or do I ask her out again? I don't know man. But I'm lost with her as she's all over the place.

You are going to look back on this and think, "Wow I was a sucker." That is part of growing up though.

I go to a sports bar in my hood with some good looking bartenders/waittresses. They tell me about situations you are in from their perspective. They do flirt for tips, they also will hang out with customers, go out to other bars with them, etc. But it all revolves around good tips and having a good time. They know if they do all that and move to another bar, the "fan club" will follow. That is just how it is.

To me the OP has it in his mind that he is going to get with this girl so ANY attention that she gives him, he sees as proof that she feels the same. Even if she is giving everyone else in the bar that same attention, it is special for him. It is delusional but again, that is how you learn.
 
I'm more interested to know what the OP considers "flirting."

OP?

Edit: I secretly want the OP to nail her so this can be one of the biggest crow feasts in GAF history.
 
I just... I don't know how to feel right now. On one hand, I want the OP to smang it so he can gloriously serve the hot, steaming crow to GAF. On the other hand, I love a good girl-age crash-n-burn.

Like one hit wonder Natalie Imbruglia, I'm torn.
 

mjc

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If she won't do anything alone with you, then you have no chance. Sorry. Group hangouts are a totally different environment.
 
Man, OP, you're investing a ton of energy into this one girl. All your eggs in one basket?
Shouldn't put her on a pedestal and start pursuing other girls.
Nothing has really happened besides her hanging out with your group, which is cool I guess.
It seems like you try to justify that something could happen beyond just being "friends."

I'm at work but since I'm not busy, I can chime in. I will definitely keep you guys posted for the better or worse. I'm not investing anything in her, very little infact. I do go out with other girls and flirt with other girls. I'm not exclusive to her and I do all this with me still being interested in her and I did it in front of her when we all went out. She's just a girl that I feel a good connection with and if it works, it works (I really want it though) but if it doesn't. I'm not going to be crying in a corner.

There's no justification here. I'm seeing what I see are pretty strong signals but again, this is all subjective as many here have said, a lot of girls have the flirty personality but doesn't mean they are interested.

But I'm going with the flow here, at least she came out with us. People fail to notice, I'm the main guy of my group and I was part of that group. She would have said "no" if I wasn't part of the group is my feeling here.

Let me ask you this OP. Does she disclose her problems usually involving the boyfriend, but not always, to you? This is an enormous red flag btw.

That's the thing. No. She doesn't even talksabout her bf, we talk about party, drinking, sports, interests / hobbies. She doesn't talk to me about her bf. Not one bit. Amazing eh? I love it.

This is the correct answer. It's a waitress's job to be friendly to customers. Same goes for most other women working public-facing service or retail jobs. Some women are friendly in a manner that could be construed as flirtatious - that's simply their personality. They probably get hit on and asked out all the damn time while on-the-job.

OP is better off meeting women through his social network, meetups and common-interest activities. Don't bother asking out waitresses, unless he already knows her outside of her job.

And about the "I have a boyfriend line" - it's irrelevant whether it's true or not. The point is that she's not interested in you, OP. That's all that matters, and you may as well accept it and move on. Mentioning a BF is one of the most common ways that women let guys down easy.

You've basically repeated what everyone said in this thread. Are tips really that big of a deal to waitresses for them to be doing all the things you listed above? Such as hanging out on their time with people she met at the bar, drinking with them...

Jesus, people here act like as if tipping is something waitresses would do anything for. Maybe I can land a blowjob as well if I tipped her $100.00? Hey... Might as well call her a stripper am I right?

You are going to look back on this and think, "Wow I was a sucker." That is part of growing up though.

I go to a sports bar in my hood with some good looking bartenders/waittresses. They tell me about situations you are in from their perspective. They do flirt for tips, they also will hang out with customers, go out to other bars with them, etc. But it all revolves around good tips and having a good time. They know if they do all that and move to another bar, the "fan club" will follow. That is just how it is.

To me the OP has it in his mind that he is going to get with this girl so ANY attention that she gives him, he sees as proof that she feels the same. Even if she is giving everyone else in the bar that same attention, it is special for him. It is delusional but again, that is how you learn.

I agree with you in regards to the main point that waitresses will flirt, chat the customer up, be very nice to them, treat them special etc.. For tips. There are other things apart from those that certain waitresses will do that doesn't warrant the whole arguement of "she's doing it for the tips".... Why? Because she's going out of her way to do it for a few extra dollars? Really now? Doesn't make sense to me.

What the fuck guys? And you guys say I'm inexperienced. Lol.

Is she the hottest thing ever?

Why go through so much trouble/guessing?

She's hot, she's nice, she has a great personality. People are really wrong about this whole "I'm going through a lot of trouble" when I'm really not. I really am not. I'm just going with the flow. It's simple, I see her once a week at least at the bar... I will hopefully see her more often now outside of work and that's it. I don't like go out of my way to talk to her everyday, see her at work. Talk about her apart from this thread.

Lol.

I'm more interested to know what the OP considers "flirting."

OP?

Edit: I secretly want the OP to nail her so this can be one of the biggest crow feasts in GAF history.

Hmmm... Good question. Flirting to me = Being harsh but in a very charming way to the person she's interested, teasing, touching, going out of her way to do things for you, body language, the way she phrases her sentences. Eye contact, how she looks at you... Etc..

If she won't do anything alone with you, then you have no chance. Sorry. Group hangouts are a totally different environment.

We'll see I guess right.
 
OP, if you want to get this girl, you have to A. Stop going to that bar and B. Give it a little time and then ask her out.

Best chance you have to separate yourself from a customer is to not be a customer anymore. The best chance you have of actually getting this lady is to have her asking where you are.

Or you can get the fuck over it and find someone without the complications.
 
And it happened. But she said "no, I have a boyfriend". And it was over; right there and then. But the problem? I can't seem to figure her intentions out. Me and my friends have been regulars at this sports bar for about 5 years +++ and counting. So we know pretty much everyone there that comes and goes.

So we go back there AFTER me asking her out and she was our waitress (it has been twice) and it was not awkward or anything. We just kept on talking, casually and whatnot. As if the whole me asking her out thing didn't happen. Guess we both brushed it off quickly and just moved on. But seriously, there was no awkwardness coming from me or her.

So here's the question, she talks to me a lot, flirts, asks questions, blushes, touches here and there and all these happen after I already asked her out but she said "no.." so what is she trying to prove? Does she just want to be my friend? If so, I'm cool with that but how do I go about doing that? Lmao.

Now, is it wrong if I just invited her to one of my parties in the future if I had one? Just a friendly invite. Nothing more. As it stands, me and my friends think she doesn't have a boyfriend (she was just lying). It's an assumption, not a fact just from the way she acts around us.

She has you on the hook.
 
That's the thing. No. She doesn't even talks about her bf, we talk about party, drinking, sports, interests / hobbies. She doesn't talk to me about her bf. Not one bit. Amazing eh? I love it.

Because he doesn't exist, you nincompoop, she said that you tell you I'm not interested.
 
And it happened. But she said "no, I have a boyfriend". And it was over; right there and then. But the problem? I can't seem to figure her intentions out. Me and my friends have been regulars at this sports bar for about 5 years +++ and counting. So we know pretty much everyone there that comes and goes.

So we go back there AFTER me asking her out and she was our waitress (it has been twice) and it was not awkward or anything. We just kept on talking, casually and whatnot. As if the whole me asking her out thing didn't happen. Guess we both brushed it off quickly and just moved on. But seriously, there was no awkwardness coming from me or her.

So here's the question, she talks to me a lot, flirts, asks questions, blushes, touches here and there and all these happen after I already asked her out but she said "no.." so what is she trying to prove? Does she just want to be my friend? If so, I'm cool with that but how do I go about doing that? Lmao.

Now, is it wrong if I just invited her to one of my parties in the future if I had one? Just a friendly invite. Nothing more. As it stands, me and my friends think she doesn't have a boyfriend (she was just lying). It's an assumption, not a fact just from the way she acts around us.

She's a waitress, she's a waitress, she's a waitress

They are PAID to talk and be friendly with you, there was NO flirting on her behalf
 

Az

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Guess that's what it is. But this thread is going to get a whole lot more interesting as I'm seeing her this evening so LETS DO THIS.



My nemesis.


Awwww yeaaaaa. We need a play by play, son. We can throw you some pointers and deep lines to seal the deal.
 

Lamel

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I hope she was just lying about the bf and you are able to get with her. Just for the gaf explosion. You will create a black whole of epic proportions in dating age.
 
And it happened. But she said "no, I have a boyfriend". And it was over; right there and then. But the problem? I can't seem to figure her intentions out. Me and my friends have been regulars at this sports bar for about 5 years +++ and counting. So we know pretty much everyone there that comes and goes.

So we go back there AFTER me asking her out and she was our waitress (it has been twice) and it was not awkward or anything. We just kept on talking, casually and whatnot. As if the whole me asking her out thing didn't happen. Guess we both brushed it off quickly and just moved on. But seriously, there was no awkwardness coming from me or her.

So here's the question, she talks to me a lot, flirts, asks questions, blushes, touches here and there and all these happen after I already asked her out but she said "no.." so what is she trying to prove? Does she just want to be my friend? If so, I'm cool with that but how do I go about doing that? Lmao.

Now, is it wrong if I just invited her to one of my parties in the future if I had one? Just a friendly invite. Nothing more. As it stands, me and my friends think she doesn't have a boyfriend (she was just lying). It's an assumption, not a fact just from the way she acts around us.

OP I've been there. Last year I regularly visited the same bar, befriended the bouncers, bartenders and cocktail waitresses. One waitress and I hit it off. After a couple of months I decided fuck it I'm going to ask her out. At first she said no she doesn't date regulars. After thinking about it for a few weeks she walked up to me and casually said yes out of nowhere. I had no idea what the fuck she was on because there was no context to the yes. Eventually I got it but it was at the end of the semester so we never did go to the aquarium together. My point is OP you never know. Believe it or not but waitresses act professionally as well. Push it aside keep things casual and she might change her mind.
 
I hope she was just lying about the bf and you are able to get with her. Just for the gaf explosion. You will create a black whole of epic proportions in dating age.

Not really.

But if you have to hang around a girl too long to get her interest, it's not likely to be some lasting relationship.

Either way, OP seems to look way too into waitress flirting. But while I never played that game, thinking someone is interested in you.. acting like they are.. asking them out repeatedly..

.. it can "work".. if by "work" you mean they'll eventually give in, and then the entire relationship in their mind will be based on the fact that they are the less interested party.

Seen it NUMEROUS times as I have a couple of friends who will continue to ask a girl out repeatedly despite them expressing obvious dis-interest. I used to be surprised when it eventually "worked," but now I think I "get it." But the girls, ALWAYS leave them once thy are out of whatever rut caused them to "give in" in the first place.
 
O how I wish that these women could be identified and pointed to these threads. What do you think the waitress would do, OP, if she knew you were talking about this on gaf?
 
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