How to ask out a girl [F, 19] that I [M,20] barely know?

I went to my local movie theatre two days ago closest to my college and the cashier [F,19] there recognized me. She asked me if I was a student here and was in engineering, we talked a little bit. Turns out that we had met briefly about a year ago because of my friend who lived on the same dorm floor as her. Unfortunately, my movie was about to start and a line of people was forming behind me and so I had to leave and we were unable to exchange names or anything else.

I thought she was really cute and I want to ask her out to lunch but had no way to see her again except at the movie theatre. So I did a little digging. I am friends with her RA [F,21] of the dorm she used to be in and so I asked her about the girl's name which she knew and she was happy to be my wingman and try and help me out (she is a great wingman as she got my previous roommate with her current GF).

I plan on waiting and seeing if my friend can get me in touch with that girl and if she can't, I should go to the movie theatre at the same time next week and be upfront with her and ask her out.

My question is, should I be upfront? Should I just ask her out even though I don't know her well or should I buy a ticket and pretend that I am there for a movie and then ask her out?



Submitted December 28, 2019 at 11:57PM

I went to my local movie theatre two days ago closest to my college and the cashier [F,19] there recognized me. She asked me if I was a student here and was in engineering, we talked a little bit. Turns out that we had met briefly about a year ago because of my friend who lived on the same dorm floor as her. Unfortunately, my movie was about to start and a line of people was forming behind me and so I had to leave and we were unable to exchange names or anything else.I thought she was really cute and I want to ask her out to lunch but had no way to see her again except at the movie theatre. So I did a little digging. I am friends with her RA [F,21] of the dorm she used to be in and so I asked her about the girl's name which she knew and she was happy to be my wingman and try and help me out (she is a great wingman as she got my previous roommate with her current GF).I plan on waiting and seeing if my friend can get me in touch with that girl and if she can't, I should go to the movie theatre at the same time next week and be upfront with her and ask her out.My question is, should I be upfront? Should I just ask her out even though I don't know her well or should I buy a ticket and pretend that I am there for a movie and then ask her out?
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