Man, I think I messed up.
I saw her today, she seemed happy to see me, so I struck up a conversation. I mentioned that I was tired and she said she was too. Then I said "I stayed up late to watch the hockey game" and then asked her if she liked hockey. She said that she watches it when it's on. Then I figured it wouldn't be much of a stretch to ask her if she has ever ice skated (See, my original plan was to take her ice skating). She said that she had but fell down and added that her balance should have been better because she was a dancer. After that, it got awkward because I never followed through on asking her to go ice skating right then and there when the topic came up. I just left it hanging. It almost seemed like she was on to me with the line of questioning. The thing is, I didn't wuss out. I was just planning on having a better answer to whether she would want to go ice skating or not and use it in my next interaction to seal the deal. My timing always sucks. I'm Mr. Bad Timing. Haha.
Anyway, the question is:
Did I mess this up too badly? Should I just recover by asking her to go ice skating anyway? I was thinking about just saying something like: **me getting her laughing at something** "You know, since you can't ice skate, it's my duty to show you how. How about ____. I may be able to get you some training wheels or something". And then build off of that.
And a second question: Was her response to me asking her whether she liked ice skating or not a big IOI? I mean she went and elaborated on falling and her balance issue despite being a dancer. Was this a "call to help". I.e. You should take me ice skating and show me how!
And yes I suck with girls. Luckily it seems like most of them like the way I look so it naturally opens a few doors.
