I Can't Think Of A Better Title Than A Standard "So there's this girl..."

Oh I mean like I'd get him to say that he's just wondering if she likes me as well. He'd pretend like I haven't asked him to do this and I have no clue that he's doing it.

"hey person how r u? i was chattin to anonymous1 few days ago nd i reckon he really likes u. wat do u think?"

Please keep this anonymous as lots of my friends use this and often go through my posts and I really don't want them to see this. If you REALLY want to de-anon it, just delete it.

(Just to save any confusion, I'm a guy)

Right so this girl is in my biology class and I really like her but I don't think she has even the FAINTEST idea that I like her. For most of this year, she's barely even said a word to me up until a certain week where I did something for her which she really appreciated and she gave me a hug and has started talking to me more. But she's really friendly with pretty much everyone.

Now because she doesn't have the faintest idea, I'm thinking of getting a friend of mine to basically just tell her that I like her over Facebook or something. I'm hoping that if she likes me, she will then "make a move" or something. If she doesn't, then it'll just be less awkward than me directly asking her. It's not so much that I'm scared of asking her out or anything (which I am, by the way, but it's not the main reason for why I won't), it's that I'd have to go through about 6 months of biology with her which would get really awkward. Plus people in our year talk a LOT (my form tutor loves talking about her) and I wouldn't like to be constantly reminded about any rejection. So as to save the super-awkwardness on both sides, I think it's best to get my friend to tell her.

Am I being stupid here or does this sound alright?

Hi there, I've recently been approached by a publishing firm which has asked me to consider writing something for them. The working title of the book is A History of Awful Ideas: from Adam and Eve's culinary adventures to the Present. The reason I mention this fact is that I was wondering whether I might be able to use your plan as the foundation for the second half of the tome? After some introductory preamble, I would introduce your idea (probably in fact with some quotation from this thread), I would analyse exactly why it's such a godawful idea and I would then draw comparisons between your plan and Japan's rather unwise decision to bomb Pearl Harbour. I may even add in a little snippet on the underlying similarities between Marie Antoinette's dessert endorsement for the angry French masses and your scheme. Is that alright?

Hi there, I've recently been approached by a publishing firm which has asked me to consider writing something for them. The working title of the book is A History of Awful Ideas: from Adam and Eve's culinary adventures to the Present. The reason I mention this fact is that I was wondering whether I might be able to use your plan as the foundation for the second half of the tome? After some introductory preamble, I would introduce your idea (probably in fact with some quotation from this thread), I would analyse exactly why it's such a godawful idea and I would then draw comparisons between your plan and Japan's rather unwise decision to bomb Pearl Harbour. I may even add in a little snippet on the underlying similarities between Marie Antoinette's dessert endorsement for the angry French masses and your scheme. Is that alright?

Hi there, I've recently been approached by a publishing firm which has asked me to consider writing something for them. The working title of the book is A History of Awful Ideas: from Adam and Eve's culinary adventures to the Present. The reason I mention this fact is that I was wondering whether I might be able to use your plan as the foundation for the second half of the tome? After some introductory preamble, I would introduce your idea (probably in fact with some quotation from this thread), I would analyse exactly why it's such a godawful idea and I would then draw comparisons between your plan and Japan's rather unwise decision to bomb Pearl Harbour. I may even add in a little snippet on the underlying similarities between Marie Antoinette's dessert endorsement for the angry French masses and your scheme. Is that alright?

Well I can't just go up to her now and be like "Ok yeah, so you know that message you got? It was actually pretty much me who sent it". I have to now go down this path. But seriously, why do you think it's obvious that I sent it? If someone sent it to me, I wouldn't necessarily think that.