asked housemates sister out!

mrtuckers

I asked my housemates sister out a couple of weeks ago!

We had been messaging, for a short while, innocent enough stuff, but could feel the tension building every time we met.

Had been hinted to in the past that we were both single etc etc.

She didn't reply to me asking her out for a coffee. Through a mutual friend I now know that my housemate knows that I asked her sister out. Seems like the thing that's going unspoken.

I thought about it for a long time before asking her out. It's genuine, I like her, and wouldn't mess her about.

Should I bring it up with my housemate or just let it slide. She hasn't been over to the house since either

MeatTwoVeg

Well, don't bang her loudly in the room next to your housemate.

eet fuk

So you think your housemate told her not to reply?

El Weirdo

mrtuckers wrote: »

Had been hinted to in the past that we were both single etc etc.

Did ye not know that ye were both single already?

Jawgap

The housemate fancies you, that's why he told her to stay away

Dravokivich

mrtuckers wrote: »

She didn't reply to me asking her out for a coffee.

No response at all? What are you getting worked up over?

wakka12

Well she's obviously not interested, kind of a non issue then isn't it

Pat Mustard

mrtuckers wrote: »

Should I bring it up with my housemate or just let it slide. She hasn't been over to the house since either

Invite housemate out on your next date, as an awkward third wheel.

valoren

Should I bring it up with my housemate or just let it slide.


I wouldn't bring it up with your housemate, instead let it slide into their sister.

Roger Hassenforder

valoren wrote: »

I wouldn't bring it up with your housemate, instead let it slide into their sister.

Maybe bring it up in front of your housemate and sister.
One of them might like what they see

Knex*

mrtuckers wrote: »

Should I bring it up with my housemate or just let it slide.

What on earth are you going to say to your housemate?

"C'mere, Kevin. Will ya help me bang your sister? She won't respond to me."

jaykay74

To be honest this mess is beyond saving. Burn the house down and move on.

tabby aspreme

Did you ask her father's permission

Wheety

Send the message again. She probably didn't receive it.

Send it again tomorrow and everyday until she replies.

MrMorooka

wakka12 wrote: »

Well she's obviously not interested, kind of a non issue then isn't it

It would be nice if she said that to him, instead of just blanking him. It can be very difficult to work up the courage to ask such a question to try and move the relationship somewhere else, and getting no reply can be painful.

Bret Hart

**** in her handbag.

Boom_Bap

What did you actually write in the message to her?

"We should get a coffee sometime"

"I like coffee!"

"Coffee?"

"Coffee"

"I want to wear your skin after getting coffee?"

wakka12

MrMorooka wrote: »

It would be nice if she said that to him, instead of just blanking him. It can be very difficult to work up the courage to ask such a question to try and move the relationship somewhere else, and getting no reply can be painful.

I agree its rude. When you're in that position no reply seems like a nicer way of letting them down though, even though in reality it really isn't

Cee-Jay-Cee

Forget about saying it to anyone. She didn't answer so she's not interested in you. Why would you bother saying it to her brother, it's none of his business and as she never replied then it's a non starter. Forget about her and move on.

Pac1Man

I don't believe blasted with pi$$ has been mentioned yet.

I'm unsure who the recipient of this steamy stream of ammonia should be.

bencfc69

mrtuckers wrote: »

I asked my housemates sister out a couple of weeks ago!

She didn't reply to me asking her out for a coffee. Through a mutual friend I now know that my housemate knows that I asked her sister out. Seems like the thing that's going unspoken.

From the OP's post, the housemate is female.

me_irl

jaykay74 wrote: »

To be honest this mess is beyond saving. Burn the house down and move on.

Is there anything to be said for a kick in the face?

Richard Hillman

Inquire about her required dowry and if your own families reputation is sufficient for her not to be subject to an honour killing.

mrtuckers

Just to clarify, I live with her sister. Not her brother. And the sister I live with had hinted to me in the past to ask her

frag420

On a boozy work lunch and read that as 'ate my housemates sister out'....

I am disappoint....

beertons

Any pics?

Pac1Man

mrtuckers wrote: »

Just to clarify, I live with her sister. Not her brother. And the sister I live with had hinted to me in the past to ask her

Maybe she meant ask HER and not her sister.

You asked the wrong sister FFS!

jaykay74

mrtuckers wrote: »

Just to clarify, I live with her sister. Not her brother. And the sister I live with had hinted to me in the past to ask her

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mxu-Qz_v_7Q

mrtuckers

You're all great craic

Maximus Alexander

Are you sure she's not dead? If someone doesn't write back to me I assume they're dead.

mrtuckers

You're all great craic

blue note

Asked her for a coffee? She's probably wondering who this fella from the 1950s is that's trying to woo her?!! Cop on and send her a picture of your dick!

Irishcrx

www.shesnotinterestedorwouldhavereplied.com

Trekker09

OK I'll wear the 'serious' hat here!

Why not mention it to your housemate?

Maximus Alexander

Trekker09 wrote: »

Why not mention it to your housemate?

What's the point. Seriously, unless the girl is dead she'd have written back if interested. She's not interested. Move on.

Trekker09

Maximus Alexander wrote: »

What's the point. Seriously, unless the girl is dead she'd have written back if interested. She's not interested. Move on.

See, this confuses me. If the housemate hinted that her sister was interested, why not tap her (noooo, not like that ) for clarification etc. No harm done and yes, move on if the answer is no.

Fuzzytrooper

me_irl wrote: »

Is there anything to be said for a kick in the face?

His spirit lives on in us all. Kick on you magnificent *******, kick on!


OP - how many cattle do you own and were you upfront to her about the size of your aformentioned herd?

corner of hells

Is it possible there's a potential threesome on the horizon ?

corner of hells

Is it possible there's a potential threesome on the horizon ?

corner of hells

Two posts , a sixsome ?

Trekker09

....so good you said it twice

BOHtox

Bring back Feeky Magee!

Butters1979

Never have a threesome with two sisters. Have you even seen how sisters even fight over the remote control?

Fuzzytrooper

OP - is there anything to be said for another mass?
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BorneTobyWilde

You need to propose to her asap over a candle lit diner .

Badly Drunk Boy

jaykay74 wrote: »

To be honest this mess is beyond saving. Burn the house down and move on.

It isn't that bad! Just burn down the shed...

mrtuckers

Alright lads, she got in touch, we're going out tomorrow night, boom

rogieop

mrtuckers wrote: »

Alright lads, she got in touch, we're going out tomorrow night, boom

nobody likes a show off!

Maximus Alexander

mrtuckers wrote: »

Alright lads, she got in touch, we're going out tomorrow night, boom

She's not interested.

Mr. FoggPatches

She obviously feels a bit weird going out with her sister's flatmate. The only way around this is to kill the flatmate, thus removing the awkwardness of the situation.

The flying mouse

Try a different angle OP,

Ask her out for a tea,


She might not like coffee...