Name: HOW TO ASK PEOPLE OUT
Start: 2024-05-05 14:00:00
End: 2024-05-05 16:30:00
Location: Deptford Lounge

It can be scary to approach your crush, or even someone you wanna know better at a friend - so lets make the whole thing easier!

We'll start by looking at all the creative and cute and strange ways people have asked each other out in the past

Then we'll work through why it's so hard, figure out the most comfortable way for you to approach such conversations & gain some tools and confidence so next time you fancy the barista, you can tell them :)

This will involve a cosy chat about the worries and emotions that often come with it, you're not alone in feeling them & you don't have to arrive to the workshop confident and brave, there is space for nerves & vulnerability <3

And then, as usual we'll do some crafting - making crush cards you can throw at the hotties if asking out with words is still a bit too daunting <3

The aim is to leave feeling less alone, with a few friends to go to the next AWO social with & a newfound sense of confidence Please message me on outsavvy/email me at [email protected] if you need a free ticket :)

Venue Details:

Accessibility: Deptford Lounge is wheelchair accessible and equipped with accessible toiletsThere are two lifts to upper floorDogs: Assistance dogs are allowed on site

Venue Information: For more details and photos of the venue, including accessibility features, Click here

How to Get There

Nearby Trains

Deptford Rail Station - Southeastern & ThameslinkDeptford Bridge DLR Station - DLR New Cross - Overground & Rail

Nearby Buses

Wavelengths - Stop M/L

Deptford High Street - E / Florence Road - F

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Deptford High Street - Stop A/C

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