I ask for advice, dear GFF.

I'm going to disagree with (almost) everyone and suggest that you don't do it, only because you've already tried and failed. I'm afraid that if you push her for another date she's going to think you crossed the line since she already told you no one, and she's not going to want to hang out with you anymore. I could be completely wrong, of course, but I'm just putting myself in her shoes and that's what I would think.

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Well, yeah. They hang out all the time. They're friends.

There's nowhere I can't reach.

Again, from the female perspective, it's hard when you have a male friend who is always trying to jump the ladder from friend to boyfriend. After two or three unsuccessful attempts on his part, you start to wonder if maybe you're just not being clear enough when you say no, or if you're somehow giving him unintentional mixed signals, or if he's some crazy stalker who's never going to accept that you only like him as a friend. Also, if she had changed her mind since the last time you asked her out, you'd probably know it. She'd start dropping little hints like, "Remember when you asked me out that one time? I was stupid for not saying yes." Little things like that.

This thing is sticky, and I don't like it. I don't appreciate it.

Agreed. It's nearly impossible to just turn of the attraction switch. If you really like someone, I don't get how you're supposed to do that, unless they do something that really hurts you or makes you extremely angry at them, which this girl clearly hasn't done. So hard. ;_;

Good luck to you. I'd suggest trying niki's advice, too. Who knows? Maybe if you get her out away from your normal surroundings something will click for her that hasn't before.

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