"Woo" in this context means walking up to a guy and asking him to be more than a friend to you. Like.... "Will you be my boyfriend?"

Now, why shouldn't you do that? Read on:

1. It's a man's world. Let HIM do the "chyking."

2. His respect for you will decrease, even if it's just a LITTLE, trust me.

3. There's a 99.9% chance he'll turn you down.

4. If he doesn't turn you down, he won't take you seriously.

5. If he does turn you down, his friends will hear about it. Get ready to be labelled all sorts of names.

6. His ego will feel bruised. He's a man. All men like to feel on top of every situation.

7. There are tons of guys who'd ask you out. Must you do that to yourself?

8. If you send him signals and he doesn't pick up on the hints, HE'S NOT INTO YOU.

9. Ignore these feminists. You and a man don't share any equal rights. Pfft.

10. It's Biblically wrong. You doubt? ---Genesis 3:16

"Woo" him at your own risk.

Elantracey:
No . 3 is very wrong , guys hardly turns ladies down except she not beautiful or not up to their taste , the main reason why I won't support a lady asking a guy out is because if he says yes it won't be out of love but just not to make her feel bad and most times he ends taking advantage of her , not in all cases though .

Tallesty1:
#Laughing

Elantracey:

Why are you laughing ?

Tallesty1:

Crocz:
Men shouldn't even say yes...my ex would keep reminding me of how she asked me first everytime we had a little disagreement...always telling me "it's not your fault na, shey I asked you first"

I hate that line

SeverusSnape:
your second reason does not apply to me,Let me tell you, I've been wooed by four ladies so far (...sincerely speaking ), I agreed for one of them only, and for the other three I refused, The respect I had for them did not diminish; in fact, It skyrocketed. It takes a very courageous girl to do that, and I really respect them, Up till this moment, I'm still good friends with them.

Elantracey:
No . 3 is very wrong , guys hardly turns ladies down except she not beautiful or not up to their taste , the main reason why I won't support a lady asking a guy out is because if he says yes it won't be out of love but just not to make her feel bad and most times he ends taking advantage of her , not in all cases though .

MzNelly:
"Woo" in this context means walking up to a guy and asking him to be more than a friend to you. Like.... "Will you be my boyfriend?"

Now, why shouldn't you do that? Read on:

1. It's a man's world. Let HIM do the "chyking."

2. His respect for you will decrease, even if it's just a LITTLE, trust me.

3. There's a 99.9% chance he'll turn you down.

4. If he doesn't turn you down, he won't take you seriously.

5. If he does turn you down, his friends will hear about it. Get ready to be labelled all sorts of names.

6. His ego will feel bruised. He's a man. All men like to feel on top of every situation.

7. There are tons of guys who'd ask you out. Must you do that to yourself?

8. If you send him signals and he doesn't pick up on the hints, HE'S NOT INTO YOU.

9. Ignore these feminists. You and a man don't share any equal rights. Pfft.

10. It's Biblically wrong. You doubt? ---Genesis 3:16
AbEG learn from una western collegues
western ladies no see anything wrong in talking to a guy they fancy.Una 4 here una go just squeeze una face if a guy just say ordinary goodafteroon..na wah
"Woo" him at your own risk.

MzNelly:


Women are more emotional than men by nature.
You turning them down is something that could cost them years of therapy later in life.

SeverusSnape:

Nah... It won't. They've moved on and are in relationships now.

SeverusSnape:

Nah... It won't. They've moved on and are in relationships now.

jayRemi7:
dnt knw if its a problem,but i tend to find girls dat do dat less attractive dan dey were b4 dey did it,i alwaez try so hard 2 see dem same way as b4 but i still find dem less attractive.itz hapnd 2 moi 3rice.guess i prefer d thrill of da chase.