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Update: Said yes, and asked for her number. Better still, got it!

Cool! Thanks heaps. Will do that the moment I can see her next or can talk to her next. Cheers.

I think this belongs in this forum, but if it doesn't, please tell me! So anyway, at school yesterday, I was sitting with my friends and this girl that went to my old school came up to me and asked me if I liked her. I do and have since a couple of years ago. I also know that she likes me. So how should I say I like her? Should I get up the guts do it outright, (My favourite, except for the fact I'm shy-ish) Be all sort of miffy and avoid the question, Or answer in a round about kind of way. Thanks heaps!

Okay, so today I noticed for the umpteenth time this year, a girl watching my every move. But, today, there was something different, she was playing with her ponytail and touching/licking her lips while looking at me, she was also crossing/uncrossing her legs more than normal. I also noticed her smiling while looking me directly in the face three times today. What does this mean?

I know that there was a topic about what makes guys tick, so I'd like to throw around the question of what makes girls tick. So what is it girls?

Personality Traits: Open, flirty, intelligent, playful, can be silly/funny, can be serious, mature, hopeful/optimistic, motivated, kind, caring and driven. That and more makes for a great personality. Clothing: Fairly girly, but can be sophisticated, not too girly. Reds, blacks and perhaps white make me tick. Not too much make-up, it makes you look like barbie (who I always thought was ugly). Physical: Tallish, longish hair (below the shoulders, about halfway down the back) blonde with a bit brown mixed in, strawberry blonde is nice too, pretty eyes (browns and greens are quite nice), nice smile, nice chest (but not too chesty, that sucks girls), soft hands, fairly skinny, but not too thin, medium build. I know its got the longest 'list' but the physical things are less important than the personality. And I know someone that perfectly fits that description.