What would you do (romantic dilemma)?
Would you go to her and cautiously inquire, discuss and (ideally) resolve?
| 36% (12) | Yes | |
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| 9% (3) | No | |
| 54% (18) | Depends; need more information |
33 voters have answered this question.
Would you approach a trusted friend to find out more?
| 34% (11) | Yes: "I like (her). Any signs she likes me, too?" | |
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| 9% (3) | Yes: "What is (she) like when she likes a guy?" | |
| 18% (6) | Yes: "Is (she) busy, or she is dating right now?" | |
| 37% (12) | No, I would go straight to the girl I like. |
32 voters have answered this question.
Would you decide to be more careful about what signals you're sending out and make sure they don't say "I am interested"?
| 10% (3) | Yes, that might be best. | |
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| 20% (6) | Yes, but I'm not sure it's the best way. | |
| 17% (5) | Yes, what else can you do? | |
| 51% (15) | No, I don't want her to think she's not desirable. |
29 voters have answered this question.
Would you approach the girl indirectly?
| 33% (10) | Yes, email won't put her on the spot if I'm wrong. | |
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| 16% (5) | Yes, I'd slip her a Valentine asking her to chat. | |
| 50% (15) | No, direct, personal communication is much better. |
30 voters have answered this question.
She mentioned that she will not be celebrating Valentine's day. She did so during a conversation with a friend, but you were only eight feet away at the time of the conversation. Was that a big, fat signal that she's single and was it meant for you?
| 48% (15) | Not necessarily; it depends | |
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| 32% (10) | She's single; not sure it was meant for you | |
| 9% (3) | She's single and that was for you. Open your eyes! | |
| 0% (0) | She's not single, but it was meant for you | |
| 3% (1) | She's taken and she was only flirting. Move on! | |
| 6% (2) | Good morning, loverboy. Have a nice dream? |
31 voters have answered this question.

