I introduced myself to a girl at work but i don't know what do to next?

[Annihil88torr]

So today at work I finally got the courage to introduce myself to this girl at work. I shook her hand and said Nice to meet you, i'm Andrew, she did the same and said her name. Then I did something dumb I said are you releated to anyone that works here only asking because you look familiar to someone that works here. She kinda laughed and said i'm not from around here. Then I left and said well it was nice to meet you, and she said the same.
I do like her but idk if she feels the same and I rather maby talk to her and say hi a few more times before I ask her out.

 

[AceOfJambos]

Well obviously you like her as you wouldnt come on to Yahoo to ask about how to ask her out if you didnt. Il be honest and tell you right now that she knew what was on your mind when you went up to her. Women have a knack for these things and the more gorgeous she is, the more likely she had men go up to her and fumble around trying to ask her out.

Heres some advice not only if you manage to ask her out but for going out with women in the future generally. Dont take them to a restaurant or a the cinema. This isnt a Hollywood and what you see in the movies dont apply in real life. Take the girl somewhere fun and doesnt cost a fortune like the fun fair or bowling. Pool or snooker is great as it the type of enviorment thats perfect for flirting.

Also have you ever heard of a PUA? Stands for a Pick-Up Artist and these are men that are skilled in asking out any women that he likes. We all seen a girl that we liked and regret about asking for her phone number and so on. So Pick-up has evolved over the years in men coming together trading tips and advice for each other in how to get women and keep them in relationships. I used to be terrified of even talking. Now it seems so easy and comfortable. Honestly mate this will change your life. Good luck

http://www.pick-up-artist-forum.com/

 

[dont.panic]

I definitely agree that you should get to know her more before you ask her out. A good way to start may be asking about where she is from since she said that she wasn't from around there. When she tells you where, you should ask more about the place rather than just saying something like "cool" and then leave. Alternatively, you could ask what brought her to the location of your work. If even that seems too difficult, you could always ask how she enjoys the workplace.