Ask Men on Yik Yak | 1. Fear of making women uncomfortable 2. Women are extremely vague/hard to interpret 3. Bad experiences/fear of being made fun of/fear of rejection 4. Self doubt/lack of confidence 5. Some men are shy or nervous ESPECIALLY if they really like someone

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Ask Men 5w

1. Fear of making women uncomfortable 2. Women are extremely vague/hard to interpret 3. Bad experiences/fear of being made fun of/fear of rejection 4. Self doubt/lack of confidence 5. Some men are shy or nervous ESPECIALLY if they really like someone

Ask Men 5w

Why r men so scared to put themselves out there? In general a lot of people are but it makes it so hard to date

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Anonymous 5w

Sorry for not making this a reply but I wanted more women to see this. Especially point #5 since it seems a lot of women just expect men to ask them out. Every guy I know doesn’t ask out their crushes because they’re too nervous to do so. I’ve only asked out one of the many crushes I had and that was because we were friends and she made it unbelievably obvious that she was into me. Just because no guy has asked you out does not mean that there isn’t at least one guy crushing hard on you

Anonymous 5w

(i’m a woman) and i had to ask out all of my ex boyfriends despite being extremely scared of rejection because otherwise literally nothing would have happened. kinda weird to think about.

Anonymous 5w

Women also just don't want to be bothered and I can respect that

Anonymous 5w

Also in my opinion it just seems useless like it wont go anywhere

Anonymous 5w

i don't understand the last one. wouldn't it make more sense to like be open about your feelings instead of keeping it inside? and if they say yes then great, and if they don't then take time to move on.

Anonymous 5w

I can get that but it seems like so many of them are…like my dating life is crap rn even I try tor out myself out there

Anonymous 5w

Glad to know we all have 3 in common at least

Anonymous 4w

They always tell me no

Anonymous

#1 5w

A lot have given up because dating IS pretty crap right now. Most relationships come from dating apps which as shown through many discussions on here are absolutely horrible for men and then there’s social media where a lot of other relationships form. Neither of the two options listed previously are conducive towards a good relationship and asking somebody out in person takes a lot of courage. Dating for men (especially dating apps) is basically psychological torture as it has ruined men’s

Anonymous

OP 5w

Mental health. It’s a cycle of constantly being rejected and ghosted which is a major cause for depression in men which would make them even less likely to ask out women later on because they’re too nervous will view it as a waste of time where they will only be rejected again

Anonymous

OP 5w

It’s hard but also something to work towards. I’ve had to do that as well. I hate dating apps too and tried to be approaching or being available in person

Anonymous

OP 5w

As a woman I just don’t want to make things awkward. I feel like it’s obvious that I’m interested, so if a man doesn’t reciprocate I assume he isn’t interested. I think I’m in the same boat as you are thought wise.

Anonymous

#4 5w

Maybe but I’d rather try than not

Anonymous

#4 5w

In my experience if I talk to some woman even if she isn’t interested more often than not they are very delighted to hear it. So even if it doesn’t go anywhere, I feel good knowing that I made someone feel better about themselves even if just for a bit

Anonymous

#6 5w

Same and I honestly didn’t even think anything of it until after the fact

Anonymous

#9 5w

I think a lot of us could use more experience just talking to strangers..that’s a good way to do it

Anonymous

#13 4w

Sign to work on yourself

Anonymous

#2 4w

With women it’s a hit or miss but the miss can hurt and not all women are nice about being asked out.

Anonymous

#13 4w

Why do you think they’re saying no

Anonymous

#3 4w

We’re almost all really dense when it comes to picking up on people flirting with us or trying to make it obvious that they like us.

Anonymous

#16 4w

I remember reading some statistic a while ago (so I could be totally wrong here) that we can only accurately tell that someone is flirting like 25% of the time. So it makes sense honestly

Anonymous

#3 4w

Yeah, you might as well flip a coin whenever a lady talks to you, better odds of knowing

Anonymous

#16 4w

Most of the time I get it, but I feel I can be obvious when talking to someone. Like the guy I’m interested in currently, like bro I am holding your hand when talking to you. Other than that I’m like idk could go either way.