I follow Reddit relationship communities for entertainment, but after watching a video saying that 2/3 of the longest-lasting relationships started with the woman taking the initiative, I noticed more comments about “I’m afraid to approach girls,” etc. I’m pretty straightforward, but right now with college + work + social life, I’m not even dreaming about a serious relationship. I’ll be here gathering information to make my move when someone interests me! Men, how would you like women to approach you? Ideal approach? How long do you need to talk for before it’s acceptable to ask a guy out on a date? Places for a first date? Asking to split the bill? Clothes that make you swoon? Stories? Is simply sending a message first enough, or would you prefer more? I have paper and pen ready! ❤️🔥 submitted by /u/Artistic-Access6018
Originally posted by u/Artistic-Access6018 on r/AskMen
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