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You'll have to explain it clearer, but I don't think that's coming across.It's not necessarily something that you would be doing consciously. It's just a "vibe" (for lack of a better word) that people can have when they want a relationship badly. Women do it unconsciously as well, I think.
I've been friend zoned before. It tones down my desire a whole bunch b/c I'm at least in a friendship w/ a woman. Me getting friends w/ women who aren't a lot older is rare, so when it does happen, I don't complain about it.On the second part, you might be better off if you asked out a woman without getting to know her too well first. Lest you hit the dreaded "friend zone". I know there's a lot of debate about whether or not such a thing exists, but it's possible. Best not to take chances. Totally understand about the shy part, though. I have the same problem talking to men I like so they often don't "get" it and think I hate them instead. lol
The next girl I'd like to date, I do want to try asking her out fairly early, just to see what happens.
Why would they think you hate them? I could understand them thinking you're not interested in them, but hate?
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