So today Im bored on facebook, and like most ppl do when their bored on facebook, they "creep" their friends' pages or pages of people they dont even know.

Anyways, I was "creeping" through one of my friends pages whos an HB7 (used to be 8.5 but kinda let go of herself haha), and I stumbled across some pics of her friend who id say is prolly an HB8. And I dont know what it is about this HB8-8.5 friend of hers, but she just has this really cute face that I cant seem to get outta my head. I may have just developed a one-itis on a girl who I have never even met??? I obviously wouldnt go that far, but this girl is really cute and I want to meet her.

So my question is, how should I bring this up with my friend the HB7? Like obviously if I say I want to meet her friend, it shows clear interest on my part. And therefore I wont ever be able to come in under the radar. I think if I messaged this girl without consulting my friend would be pretty creepy. So ya, any advice of how I should go about this would be greatly appreciated.

i've been in this situation before. I definately would not make contact with her until you see her in person. random online contact from a guy is usually DLV in my opinion. If you hang out with the HB7 at the right times you may eventually see her out at a birthday function or what not. At this point a great opener is "How do you know [HB7]?"

Ya im definately not gonna message her outta nowhere, I just threw that idea out there...Well I dont hang out w/ my HB7 friend enough to which Ill meet her HB8 friend somewhere. So I think ive decided Im just gonna ask my HB7 friend about her. Im gonna try and do it in a way where I dont sound needy, and without making her friend the prize. Im gonna go along the lines of "I saw some pics of your friend and she looks like an interesting person, you think you could set something up for me?"

i'm definately not qualified enough to give you a confident answer but the whole "interesting person" things sounds like a good idea. I would just do everything in my power to avoid DLV.