How to Ask Him Out | Dating Advice for Women by Mat Boggs
Mat Boggs shares dating advice for women and How to ask him out
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Quite frankly, I don’t want to date a guy who doesn’t have enough confidence to ask me out.
I believe some guys like that, are just scared if we ask them out & they say no. They’ll feel bad for rejecting you. Or maybe they just don’t have will power idk what it is..??
Then you’re eliminating 50% of the male population! 😂
Stay single then, ms Naija 😂
Have you ever wondered that maybe the juice isn’t worth the squeeze ?
Grazie!❤
What if after 9 months, including heavy flirting, over texts, he still didn’t ask me out?
9 months…..sounds like you’re friend zoned and he’s not that into you especially if you’ve given all the signal’s you’re into him….xo
Lol, if you friendzoned yourself not taking the leap or you weren’t direct enough. It’s not that difficult.
@@StillAwesome21 You assumed all that wrongly Mr. “Not awesome”. I was direct and clear. He was not that into me. His loss . I moved on.
P.S. you should work with Andrew Tate… birds of feather
Seems like most of the commenters need to actually watch the whole video. These are realistic pieces of advice! Thank you.
Ummmm….that’s what a dates are for getting to know a person. That man should have the guts to ask you out. I’m just straight forward, I’ll just ask him..!! Ppl say I’m foward but I don’t care.
My brother in law was extremely shy. He also has trouble talking due to issues in his childhood. He is a good person and is not one to manipulate or be manipulated. My sister had to kind of initiate some of their first interactions because of his shyness. Once she realized he was interested in her, she used similar tactics to these mentioned to make it easy for him to ask her out. They are married now with two children.
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Matt thanks, I’m shy, but I’m going to take your advice because he’s shy also. Rachel
One thing I learned is guys love it when the woman appears cool and confident (at least that’s what my boyfriend told me). My boyfriend said he liked how confident I was in asking him out. Truth me told, I was nervous, so nervous in fact that I hadn’t swallowed for like 10 minutes and so I ended up asking him out through a mouthful of spit. Gross, I know. But he didn’t notice until I told him and now it’s a funny story we tell. Give me an update, did you ask him out? Did he say yes?
Good to see you’re using mature couple videos in your videos! Not all of us singletons are all young and under the age of 40!
I have a couple of friends who did this and ended up in great relationships, but it never worked for me !!!
I always feel that your relationship videos are useful. 😊 I find guys complex since my 20s. I am married at 34, now I am in my late 30s.
Why is it that it’s usually up to the man to ask. Doesn’t seem fair to leave it up to men. Strange social norm. Liberate men . Men get rejected and women can face it too.
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@@christina.dimidenkoyes.❤
Agreed. Men should stop approaching women, unless she hints very strongly. Otherwise, let her do the work.
@@awsambdaman I think if it really could become a relationship, both would do the work
@@christina.dimidenkoJust say your ego is fragile, some women are confident and a lot of men like that, you ain’t one of em and that is okay. Just go be insecure somewhere else. 😂🤷🏾♂️
Matt’s advice is great. I used a similar technique with the man who is now my husband. Sorry to say that those of you who are so rigid in your ideas about what men should/not do/be, is part of the issue of why still single. Open your mind, be coachable. Matt knows!
Did you was a woman ask your husband out first or make the first move on him
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Matt your content is amazing!!! Would you make some videos for us women who need help in saying to men who ask us out? Or how to say no to more dates after the first date that obviously is not an energetic match but the guy sure thinks it is. Would adore some ways to politely and kindly say… thanks but no thanks🙏🏽🙏🏽
I don’t see this ever-changing and I always see it being one-sided
My problem is, the man I am intetested in is a medical practitioner, and I am his patient. We have great complicity, and I like the fact that he doesnt just make me talk about myself, but he also talks about him. I would love that we meet in an other context. But because of his status, plus the fact that he is new in this city, if I wait that he asks me out I dont know how long I can wait! And when I watch all the videos about women confidence, and being the prize, and not chasing men… I feel like if I would make the first move it would be a catastrophy and I would seem to masculine. So all those advices makes me so confused because I feel the situation I encounter is specific, and somehow they dont apply.
Let him to figure out how and when to ask you for a date…never take the initiative
Okay, here’s my scenario: I hit it off with a server at a restaurant I frequent, but I only get to see him at the restaurant. Where is the social line? Would it be weird to say, “I think you’re really interesting, I’d love to get to know you more?”
Do women need to stay in the feminine? What about taking the lead and setting up a relationship with equality and admiration?
I don’t really date and I’m over 40. So with that being said, I like your advice about stating, ” You know if you wanted to ask me out I wouldn’t say no.”
Last summer I met this guy I really liked at the beach and we both obviously liked each other, I was worried that’d be it and I’d never see him again. To my luck, and surprise, I went to a state fair a few states away as a weekend road trip for Labor Day weekend. I saw him. Not wanting to let opportunity slip away again, I asked him out. He said yes. We’re still together.