Best Way To Ask A Girl Out

The best way to ask a girl out varies depending on the type of girl you are asking out. It sounds complicated, but it's not. Although you probably have your patented method of asking a girl out down to a science, it may not work with every girl you encounter. Sometimes, you may have to use a different approach.

1. Prepare yourself for the big moment. Even though you may not think so, preparation is half the battle when asking a girl out. If you approach a girl with stinky armpits and dirty nails, she will surely say no to anything you ask her. If by some chance she says yes, this is not the girl you want to date. Take a shower, comb your hair and put on some nice clothes. No girl wants to go out with a guy looking as if he hasn't had a bath in the last decade.
2. Practice what you are going to say beforehand. The great thing about practicing the way you are going to ask a girl out is you are totally going to forget what you planned to say when you are in front of her. Don't panic; that is a good thing. It leaves the door open for a more natural you to appear. "Natural you" will kick in when "planned you" falters. She may even find your bumbling charming and give you a sympathy date.
3. Don't be afraid to approach the girl. You can read all the tips in the world about asking a girl out, but they won't help if you don't actually approach her. A simple greeting when you approach the girl will suffice. Don't force the greeting. Let the natural side of you out and just ride along. Throw in a joke if you want, but make it a good one.
4. Pop the question. After softening the girl up with a little casual conversation, ask her out. There is no better way to ask a girl out than to be straightforward and ask. Try not to mumble or look away when you ask the girl out. You need to put on a real show of confidence. Women can smell fear and will pounce on it if given the chance. Make eye contact with her and keep it.

There honestly isn't a standard way to ask a girl out. Even though it sounds cliche, be yourself. It will serve you better in the long run more than anything else you may hear.