It's hard for love to blossom inside of a classroom. That's why you should try to get the phone numbers of any cute classmates you meet, so that you can take your relationship to the next level. Of course, it's terrifying to talk to your crush, let alone ask for their phone number, but there are subtle ways you can get the job done. Here are a few different ways to get a guy's number during class:
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1. Tell Him You Need It in Case You Miss a Class
If you don't have any friends in a certain class, it makes sense for you to ask a random person for their phone number. After all, you need to have someone to text when you miss a class and need to know what material was covered. That's why your crush won't bat an eye when you ask him if you can get his number, just in case you need information from him in the future.
It's okay; don't let it get you down! Not everyone will be on the same page, and that's perfectly fine. Stay friendly and positive, and remember, it's still important to be yourself.
That can work too! DMing someone on social media can sometimes feel less intimidating. If you already follow each other, shoot a casual message saying you'd like to exchange numbers for class-related stuff. Just keep it laid-back and friendly.
The key is to be confident but not overpowering. Start with a friendly chat, maybe about something relevant to the class or a shared interest. Once the conversation is flowing, casually mention exchanging numbers to stay connected about homework or projects.
Totally get it! If asking directly feels daunting, you can try a subtler approach. Mention a group study session or that you need help with a class assignment and suggest exchanging numbers to coordinate. It feels a bit more natural and less stressful.
Timing is everything. Wait for a moment when he seems relaxed and not too busy. Maybe after class when everyone is packing up or during a break when he's not surrounded by a crowd.
2. Ask Him for Help with Your Homework
If he's always asking you for answers in class, then you can tell him you're willing to exchange phone numbers in case he ever has a question about the homework. If you're the one who's struggling, then you can ask him for his number, so that he can help you out with all that homework.
It's okay; don't let it get you down! Not everyone will be on the same page, and that's perfectly fine. Stay friendly and positive, and remember, it's still important to be yourself.
That can work too! DMing someone on social media can sometimes feel less intimidating. If you already follow each other, shoot a casual message saying you'd like to exchange numbers for class-related stuff. Just keep it laid-back and friendly.
The key is to be confident but not overpowering. Start with a friendly chat, maybe about something relevant to the class or a shared interest. Once the conversation is flowing, casually mention exchanging numbers to stay connected about homework or projects.
Totally get it! If asking directly feels daunting, you can try a subtler approach. Mention a group study session or that you need help with a class assignment and suggest exchanging numbers to coordinate. It feels a bit more natural and less stressful.
Timing is everything. Wait for a moment when he seems relaxed and not too busy. Maybe after class when everyone is packing up or during a break when he's not surrounded by a crowd.
3. Tell Him You're Organizing a Study Group
Study buddies are a real thing. You can ask your crush for his information, because you're planning on creating a study group. Of course, that doesn't have to be the truth. Once you start texting him, just say that the plans for a study group fell though, because everyone was busy on different days.
It's okay; don't let it get you down! Not everyone will be on the same page, and that's perfectly fine. Stay friendly and positive, and remember, it's still important to be yourself.
That can work too! DMing someone on social media can sometimes feel less intimidating. If you already follow each other, shoot a casual message saying you'd like to exchange numbers for class-related stuff. Just keep it laid-back and friendly.
The key is to be confident but not overpowering. Start with a friendly chat, maybe about something relevant to the class or a shared interest. Once the conversation is flowing, casually mention exchanging numbers to stay connected about homework or projects.
Totally get it! If asking directly feels daunting, you can try a subtler approach. Mention a group study session or that you need help with a class assignment and suggest exchanging numbers to coordinate. It feels a bit more natural and less stressful.
Timing is everything. Wait for a moment when he seems relaxed and not too busy. Maybe after class when everyone is packing up or during a break when he's not surrounded by a crowd.
4. Tell Him You're Just Trying to Make New Friends
This may sound like a strange thing to do, but it actually isn't. If you're new to a school, then there's nothing wrong with asking someone for their number in order to make friends. After all, pretty much everyone is in the same boat. Your crush will probably wish he was as brave as you are.
It's okay; don't let it get you down! Not everyone will be on the same page, and that's perfectly fine. Stay friendly and positive, and remember, it's still important to be yourself.
That can work too! DMing someone on social media can sometimes feel less intimidating. If you already follow each other, shoot a casual message saying you'd like to exchange numbers for class-related stuff. Just keep it laid-back and friendly.
The key is to be confident but not overpowering. Start with a friendly chat, maybe about something relevant to the class or a shared interest. Once the conversation is flowing, casually mention exchanging numbers to stay connected about homework or projects.
Totally get it! If asking directly feels daunting, you can try a subtler approach. Mention a group study session or that you need help with a class assignment and suggest exchanging numbers to coordinate. It feels a bit more natural and less stressful.
Timing is everything. Wait for a moment when he seems relaxed and not too busy. Maybe after class when everyone is packing up or during a break when he's not surrounded by a crowd.
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5. Tell Him You Need It to Send Him a Funny Picture
If he comments on the funny picture you were looking at on your phone's webpage, you have the perfect opportunity. Ask him what his phone number is, so that you can send the image to his phone. If he likes you, then he won't mind giving up his digits, even for such a silly reason.
It's okay; don't let it get you down! Not everyone will be on the same page, and that's perfectly fine. Stay friendly and positive, and remember, it's still important to be yourself.
That can work too! DMing someone on social media can sometimes feel less intimidating. If you already follow each other, shoot a casual message saying you'd like to exchange numbers for class-related stuff. Just keep it laid-back and friendly.
The key is to be confident but not overpowering. Start with a friendly chat, maybe about something relevant to the class or a shared interest. Once the conversation is flowing, casually mention exchanging numbers to stay connected about homework or projects.
Totally get it! If asking directly feels daunting, you can try a subtler approach. Mention a group study session or that you need help with a class assignment and suggest exchanging numbers to coordinate. It feels a bit more natural and less stressful.
Timing is everything. Wait for a moment when he seems relaxed and not too busy. Maybe after class when everyone is packing up or during a break when he's not surrounded by a crowd.
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6. Tell Him You'll Pass on Information
If you two are confused about the assignment you were given, tell him that you're planning on talking to the teacher after class. Casually ask him for his phone number, so that you can give him the information that the teacher gives you later on in the day.
It's okay; don't let it get you down! Not everyone will be on the same page, and that's perfectly fine. Stay friendly and positive, and remember, it's still important to be yourself.
That can work too! DMing someone on social media can sometimes feel less intimidating. If you already follow each other, shoot a casual message saying you'd like to exchange numbers for class-related stuff. Just keep it laid-back and friendly.
The key is to be confident but not overpowering. Start with a friendly chat, maybe about something relevant to the class or a shared interest. Once the conversation is flowing, casually mention exchanging numbers to stay connected about homework or projects.
Totally get it! If asking directly feels daunting, you can try a subtler approach. Mention a group study session or that you need help with a class assignment and suggest exchanging numbers to coordinate. It feels a bit more natural and less stressful.
Timing is everything. Wait for a moment when he seems relaxed and not too busy. Maybe after class when everyone is packing up or during a break when he's not surrounded by a crowd.
7. Tell Him You're Looking for a Date
There's nothing wrong with being blunt. If you want to go on a date with a guy, then ask for his number in the hopes of making plans for later on in the night. It's as simple as that.
Asking for a guy's number isn't the same as asking for his hand in marriage. If he refuses to give you his digits, it isn't the end of the world. What do you think is the slyest way to ask for someone's number?
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Comments
: I like number 7. That's really bold!!!!!
SudaneseGirl: Or just tell his ass he's fucking FINE!!
peony: Let him do the work!
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