Oscar De La Huerte answered
Getting some private time with a guy you like is really important if you plan to ask him out.
I'd recommend casually suggesting that you spend some time alone together. The more low-key you make it, the less awkward it will be.
Asking a guy out
To get some time alone with the guy you like, I think you should try and be as cool and confident as possible. Guys like girls who are confident and self-assured, so I'd simply ask him something like 'do you have two minutes to talk about something?'
It may be obvious what it is you want to talk about right away (especially if there's been any flirting going on beforehand), but the worst thing you can do is come across as shy or embarrassed.
How to get a guy alone
Timing is really important when you ask a guy out. You want it to be special, but you also don't want to put the pressure on. Picking your moment is vital.
You may not want to approach him when he's sitting around with a large group of friends, but there will be plenty of opportunities to make your move.
If you go to the same school as each other, for example, you could try and pull him aside as he's walking to class and quickly ask if he can meet you somewhere.
If you really can't face asking him face to face, maybe a text message or a discreet note might also be options.
I'd recommend casually suggesting that you spend some time alone together. The more low-key you make it, the less awkward it will be.
Asking a guy out
To get some time alone with the guy you like, I think you should try and be as cool and confident as possible. Guys like girls who are confident and self-assured, so I'd simply ask him something like 'do you have two minutes to talk about something?'
It may be obvious what it is you want to talk about right away (especially if there's been any flirting going on beforehand), but the worst thing you can do is come across as shy or embarrassed.
How to get a guy alone
Timing is really important when you ask a guy out. You want it to be special, but you also don't want to put the pressure on. Picking your moment is vital.
You may not want to approach him when he's sitting around with a large group of friends, but there will be plenty of opportunities to make your move.
If you go to the same school as each other, for example, you could try and pull him aside as he's walking to class and quickly ask if he can meet you somewhere.
If you really can't face asking him face to face, maybe a text message or a discreet note might also be options.
