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Date: Thu, 1-Dec-83 04:56:52 EST
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Re:  men being asked out by women

A couple of years ago, my (campus) church group held some sessions covering
Friday night and most of Saturday dealing with the whole topic of male-female
relationships.  First session:  males & females met separately & devised
questions to be addressed to the other gender.  Second session:  in separate
meetings, each gender devised answers to the other's questions.  Third
session:  both genders met together for sharing & discussing answers.  During
the third session, one of the male group leaders asked the males a question
which the females had asked with surprisingly high frequency (given that this
was a church group in Indiana):  "If a girl asked you out, would you accept?"
Then he added, "1-2-3..."  "YES!" was the males' response, in unison; I joined
heartily in that response.  (It would simplify that matter of getting over the
hump of first approach, a hump which has, in my case, usually proved to have a
high, steep cliff just beyond the far side....)

-- Jeff Sargent/...pur-ee!pucc-h:aeq