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I challenged myself to ask out the prettiest girl of all of my four classes as an experiment. The goals were to even have the balls to ask her out, since I never talked to her much, and handle rejection well. Well she said yes to my proposal of walking to a close by coffee shop.

    I was proud of myself for keeping my energy levels high, keeping up conversation, and avoiding mundane "So where do you work," or, "what are you studying," questions. We both had a great time, it felt like. We were laughing and talking as if we had known each other for a while.

    Considering I had never asked out a girl before, or have done any type of "first date" scenario I made a couple of fatal mistakes. Firstly I didn't make physical contact throughout the date so that only helped me chicken out of kissing her. The second mistake was giving her my number as opposed to getting her number. Everyone, even my councilor, told me that was a no-no. Girls apparently like it when the guy starts the conversations at first. 

   After the date I continued to over analyze everything that went wrong, I couldn't tell if she only said yes out of being polite or not.  At the end she gave me that Christian side hug, but she agreed to wanting to go out again. I also don't know if that was just being polite. 

    Here we are today, a week later, and my mom comments that I should Facebook message her. Two other friends and my councilor told me to do the same. I feel like it's too weird and that if she wanted to go out again she would text me. I know it is a busy time, since it is finals' week, but I feel like she still would have texted me. I had a really good time with her, but still think going through Facebook is creepy. Should I message her like my friends want me to do?
<bot>: Went on a date a week ago, gave her my number, she hasn't texted. I'm wondering if I should contact her through Facebook.