How To Ask Out Someone With Social Anxiety!

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If you have ever found yourself curious about the best way to approach a person with social anxiety about dating, then stick around! Today, we’re going to be addressing a question from Lukia Leukas, who wrote in:

Hi Aziz. Got any tips for asking out a person with social anxiety? I don't want them to feel pressured or uncomfortable by me or even force a dating situation that would make them uncomfortable. Would texting them be the worst method ever?

This is a great question.

Even for people suffering from social anxiety themselves, it can be confusing to put yourself on the other side of the equation.

You’ve just developed the confidence to put yourself out there boldly, and all of a sudden, you’re now noticing social anxiety in others . . . PLUS you’re expected to put that person in an intimidating social situation when you know exactly what they’re going through.

So, how do we reconcile that dilemma to create a good situation for everyone involved?

The first thing you need to do—and this should really apply for any situation in which you’re asking someone out—is make sure you’re being real and vulnerable in expressing your honest interest in that person.

Of course, at first, you want to keep this casual. After all, it takes a special sort of person to pull off romantic poetry (and an even more special sort of person to accept it from someone they just met).

If you’ve just meet someone, you’re enjoying hanging out, and thinking it could possibly turn into something more, just keep it simple and honest: let them know you like talking with them or spending time with them and would like to hang out again sometime.

Acknowledge the positives and plant the seed of a future hangout.

One great tip is to offer up an outing that they feel comfortable with: if they’ve mentioned an activity that they enjoy or are curious about, suggest going to do that thing together. This will either be a great opportunity for that person to teach you something new (which will set the other person up to feel their most confident) or a great chance to experience something new together (which will make that activity less intimidating for both of you).





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