<human>: So I'm in my second semester at my university, but still having trouble making friends that I can hang out with on a consistent basis. It might seem like an excuse, but my room mate is an international student from Dubai, and while I have no problem with his culture or anything, I find it pretty hard to relate to him. In addition, the rest of my suite mates are all on track team, and while I do get along with them, and have gone out with them, I tend to feel really isolated from the people I'm living with. I have had the same best friend since preschool, so I've never really felt the need to make any new guy friends. Thus, I've never gone out of my way to become friends with other guys, so I guess some advice would be nice. 

Secondly, I'm really having trouble with forming relationships with girls. I'm pretty inexperienced when comes to women, considering I haven't had a girlfriend since around the sixth grade.I don't find it hard to talk to girls, or carry on a conversation, I just find it hard to go from being on "hey whats up" basis, onto an actual relationship, whether it's a committed one or  casual one. 

With that being said, I think I've been breaking out of the cynical, apathetic shell that I  lived in, in high school. In the last month I asked out one girl to hang out sometime, to which she said yes, but when I asked her out for Valentines day, she said maybe another time. Today I asked a girl for her number, she said she give it to me, but mentioned that she is in the middle of a relationship, at the moment. I'm starting to learn that rejection isn't that bad, which is nice. All in all,  I'd like to know if it's better to ask a girl out fairly quickly after meeting them, or get to know them over a month or so, and then ask? I'm a virgin by the way.

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<bot>: Just want some help making guy friend's, when to ask a girl out after meeting them, and how to turn something into a relationship.