If they're expecting you to talk to their daughter on the phone directly then let your mom call her mom and tell her that you would like to talk to their daughter. Talk to her for slightly longer than your first meeting time. Ask her all the neccessary questions which are bothering you now like if she liked you or not including her direct number.
If they're expecting you to talk to their daughter on the phone directly then let your mom call her mom and tell her that you would like to talk to their daughter. Talk to her for slightly longer than your first meeting time. Ask her all the neccessary questions which are bothering you now like if she liked you or not including her direct number.
Now I'm being told by uncles and aunties who set up the rishta to ask for her # and or add her on FB (they don't know if she's on FB, they're assuming she is). So I'm just gonna be blunt and directly as for it.
Best of luck!! Your story is adorable! I think when you meet her for the 2nd time you should try to talk to her as much as possible (just so your first phone convo won’t be awkward), it seems like the aunties have no problem with that, which makes it a little easier for you. I’m pretty sure the aunty that orchestrated everything keeps in touch with the girls mom too, I’m sure she’s praising you to them (maybe aunty told the girls mom you’ll ask her daughter for her # or FB?) in which case if you’ve gotten the green light to go get her # that may be her side’s ‘form of interest’ in you getting to know her better (a subtle “lets see how this goes?”) because I’m sure without her parents approval no one can offer to make her give her contact details.
Definitely ask her for her # when you meet her, and then while speaking on the phone ask “Are you on FB?” and ask for her FB info (even though u already have it ;)).
I don’t think families will be cool with you guys going on dates, but some families are ok if the girl and guy go chill out with other cousins present (preferably a female cousin/sister). You need to get to know her personality and make sure you both can compromise.
I don't think they'll object to us going on dates. I'm they're a liberal family so that shouldn't be a problem. But I have to know what the girl thinks. I know her parents like me and they've stated that numerous times. I don't think the girl does. She hadn't given any comments on the meet up when my mom asked her mom. So I'm kinda thinking that situation over. But that should clear up shortly. I'm just waiting for chance to see her again. Hopefully there wouldn't be too many women surrounding her at one time.
If that's the case then going out for a bite/coffee would be ideal. As a girl myself, my mother would definitely ask me if I want this rishta to continue, before my mom tells the guy's mom that shes interested. So it's very possible she may just be shy to tell you (aka Haaya). I just got my baat pakki done 2 weeks ago with my bestfriend (whom I've been with for 5 years) yet I was blushing and smiling and couldn't think straight/what to say/how to act during a daawat my family hosted to meet him. I didn't expect this kind of reaction considering I've known the guy for half a decade. SO my point is, give her the benefit of the doubt. I only picture her her parents telling you that they liked you numerous times only if she brought it up to them at home that she's interested in getting to know you.
Let us know when the next daawat happens! I agree, too many aunties around make it tough.