I'm looking for advice, because I've never done this before. I got to know a girl in my university choir a little better at our last concert, and she seems like a really fun person to hang out with. I wanted to ask her out, but I had to wait until choir resumed after Christmas break to see her again.
Well, tonight we had choir rehearsal, and I mustered up some courage and asked if she wanted to have coffee some time. I'm sure I seemed awkward, I can't even remember if I was looking at her when I asked her or not. But she said yes, and gave me her phone number. She asked me to text her just so that she would know my number, so I was "just a regular stalker, not a creepy one."
Was that a joke? Or does she actually think I'm a stalker? I didn't do anything stalkerish, except try and find her on facebook and talk to a couple friends about whether I should ask her out. Maybe it's because we've all been away for a month. I don't know. I hope it was a joke.
I texted her when I got home from choir tonight, and said, "Hey, it's Jay from choir (not a creepy stalker)" I was just trying to build on the joke. But she didn't answer it. Maybe she's not home yet.
I would appreciate someone else's views on any of this, as I have no idea whether I'm correct in my assumptions.
And what I'm really nervous about, assuming that we do get in contact and go out for coffee - what are the rules here? I tried to ask a friend and she didn't understand. She just kept saying there were no rules.
But:
Do I pay? Is this even a date? We didn't specify it was a date, and while I would like it to be a date, what if she doesn't feel that way about me? How do I find out if it's a date? I think I'm slightly better on what to talk about, at least, we seemed to be able to talk fine that time before the concert.
I feel like I already have strikes against me because I'm a short, bespectacled transgender guy with acne, who may or may not have AS. She knows I'm trans, at least.
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