How to Ask a Woman Out Over the Phone
When a woman gives out her phone number, there is a high likelihood that she, at the very least, wouldn't mind being friends with the person she gave her number to. However, after getting a woman's phone number, the thought of calling her may make you nervous if you intend to ask her out. Asking a woman for a date by phone requires you to follow many of the same principles you would if you asked her out in person. If she's available when you call, confidence, respectful behavior and a sense of humor will open the door to a good conversation.
Instructions
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Call at a decent hour. While you can't predict her schedule, call at an hour when she's likely to be free. Phone her at around noon on weekends or between 6:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m. during the week. If she's not available, apologize and ask for the best time to call back. If she's available, ask her if she has time to talk.
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Converse with her before you ask her out if she has time to talk. Ask about her work, her interests and hobbies. Pinpoint what you have in common and talk about it. Discovering her interests gives you the opportunity to get to know her and gives you insight on dating locations or activities that she'd enjoy.
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Make her laugh. Women love men with a sense of humor. If you're naturally funny, use that to your advantage. If you're not that funny, tell her a story about a funny incident you encountered or talk to her about a funny movie. Keep a light, humorous tone throughout your conversation.
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Ask her if she wants to continue the conversation over coffee or lunch. This simple, short date is merely a continuation of your phone conversation and your opportunity to speak with her face to face. During this date, ask her to join you for an event that caters to her interests.
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Tips & Warnings
Consider waiting until you have two or three conversations with her before asking for a date. If she enjoys conversing with you, she is likely to accept your invitation.
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