Answer (1 of 8): I’ll certainly look into it. Let’s consider some options. We should talk more about that. First, I need some assurances. Let’s try another approach. If these conditions are met… If it all goes according to plan… Perhaps supplying some context would narrow the choices.
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Mar 18, 2008 · Xper 5. +1 y. Bro, this is really simple. If a girl says "maybe", she's being playfully positive and saying "yes". All she wants to see is how you respond. If you go along with "maybe" and just take that as a yes, it demonstrates that you're confident enough to take a little chance and that you're bold enough to look past the surface level ...
Unfortunately, there are times when we have to say no. No, we can’t go to the party. Or no I can’t change the date of the meeting. Or no I don’t want to see all 456 photos from your vacation.
In other words, you can’t or don’t want to commit to something. Often, when we say maybe, people think we don’t want to do something. So instead of saying maybe, use:
If you asked them a question and they tell you "maybe" then that means they possibly did it and they just don't want to be direct with you.
Depends on the question... if it is something he may not want to admit to then he might say "maybe". If it's something he's not sure about then he would say maybe meaning not yes, but not no either.
A lot of girls say maybe so they don't seem desperate to go out. I actually have a friend who would never say yes right off the bat and just prefers to be coy from the beginning. If you are really honest with your interpretation of the eye contact and the big smiles from her, I think she really does want to go out with you. The Wednesday follow up may have already happened, but if not, be confident when you ask her again, as if you expect her to say yes. If she continues to say maybe, give her a big grin, compliment her frequently and never ask her out again. More than one maybe is just a game.
I more I think about this, the more I think I can convince myself of anything if I think about it enough.
Bro, this is really simple. If a girl says "maybe", she's being playfully positive and saying "yes". All she wants to see is how you respond. If you go along with "maybe" and just take that as a yes, it demonstrates that you're confident enough to take a little chance and that you're bold enough to look past the surface level words and see what she's saying with her body language and smile. When you take it at face value like you did, she realizes you don't entirely "get it". Just think this way: If a girl is talking to you, she's probably got some level of interest. If she doesn't, girls generally avoid that guy like the plague.
You can't just judge it by the words "maybe" and "I don't know" in general.
If she says "maybe" (aka: "no) then change the subject. And then gracefully walk away. You'll have a better chance in the future by walking away like a man rather than trying to fight it like a pushy car salesman.
Asking a woman to be open and forthright is like asking a fish to fly. Just read between the lines and move on. If she wants you, she'll find you. But if she wanted you, she wouldn't d!ck around with answers like "maybe."
You say to the girl, "Me and you need to hang out some time. Let's get a few drinks this Saturday. I know a place."
Because a girl who respects your value will assume that if she waits, you'll easily find some other girl. A girl who wastes your time with "maybe" is either uninterested, or borderline uninterested. Be yourself.
It's not always that straight forward. A maybe for me usually comes in the form of "Yeah, I want to but I might have this thing going on that day" I challenge them to sorta weed out their opportunity to flake. Anyway, why not challenge them? If they come forth and say yes it's a yes. If they still say maybe then you walk away. Big deal. It's just being assertive imo.
Generally speaking, women are not assertive enough to say no. Last time a girl told me maybe, I just said "Maybe? Want to be more definitive about that?" I always try to get a real answer. In some cases, she will say yes then cancel last second. At least you won't start thinking if you should set up for another date.
If you have dated her before or invested a good amount of rapport with her (you have to be sure you did) then her " maybe" is a genuine maybe.
The Spanish adjective posible , meaning "possible," can be used to form the adverb posiblemente, and can be used in much the same way as quizás and tal vez, although it is less common than its English counterpart, "possibly."
A lo mejor is a more colloquial way to express possibility than quizá and tal vez. Although its literal translation is "at what is best," it isn't used that way. Do not use the subjunctive mood with a lo mejor .
Puede que, literally meaning "it can be" when it is the subject of a sentence, is an alternative phrase for expressing possibility. It is normally followed by a verb in the subjunctive mood. Perhaps you will get married, or perhaps not. Quizá en otra vida tú y yo fuimos amantes.
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U.S. (512 U.S. 453 (1994).) The Court noted that if a suspect invokes the right to counsel at any time, the police must at once stop the questioning until a lawyer is present. (A suspect can also invoke the right to remain silent—see Is post-arrest silence enough to stop police questioning?) But the Court also said that, after a suspect waives the Miranda rights, officers may continue asking questions until the suspect makes a clear request for a lawyer.
But the Court also said that, after a suspect waives the Miranda rights, officers may continue asking questions until the suspect makes a clear request for a lawyer. If the comment is ambiguous—if a reasonable officer would interpret it as a potential request for a lawyer—then the police can continue interrogating.
It doesn't matter what the question is or who is asked. If someone says “maybe”, then respect them, and leave it at that. If they're open to discussion about why they're unable to give you a definite answer, then gently pursue it.
And the reason a person will say maybe instead of no, is to not hurt your feelings.
In my opinion and experience, when a person doesn't know if he or she wants to hang out, then the person will say something like “I don't know, I need to think about it. Maybe on sunday. I can give you a call.” or something like that. Just saying maybe or we'll see or similar it is a no most of the times.
Now I don’t know what the situation is and what question you’re seeking an answer for, but if you desperately need a response, all you can really do is make it clear that you want an answer. I’m sure you have your reasons for wanting a definite answer, so talk to her about it!
Ultimately, if you make a request of her, it is 100% her decision and if she feels that the situation does not require an immediate answer, then it’s her right as an individual to not give you an immediate answer.
Maybe is not yes. Granted, it’s not no either . It’s more “ definitely not now, but possibly later”.
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