What should I do?

Hello.

Ok this is a long one. First I am 20, been single forever. But I’ve been on a few dates. All of which never ended well. Since I’ve been at uni. There’s never really been anyone that’s caught my fancy.

But now. I have a conundrum. There’s a few ladies I’ve gotten to know/matched on dating apps. And I have absolutely no clue what to do next.

Ok. So the first is someone I’ve met at one of my dance classes. She’s a first year, but she’s really smily and fun to be around. We’ve got a small group of friends, about 5 of us total. And we’ve said we’d enter a bootcamp together next year. If I ask her out and it backfires, it’ll make the class awkward. We have met outside dance one or two times in the group. We don’t have much in common. But we do enjoy each others company I think

Another is another lady from a separate dance class. However. I’ve only met her a handful of times. She said in the first lesson she was there mainly to look for a boyfriend. One time we did go out after a class for food and we spent about 3 hours together. I still don’t know whether that was a date. It was really nice actually. We had a lot in common. A lot of similar knowledge. However she did strike me as a little mad. But arnt we all?

The third is another girl from the same class, but is probably seen her less than 2. However she has a great laugh and is great to be around. So much energy. But I don’t know much about her. Just that I’m attracted to her.

The fourth is a different one. She matched with me on a dating app. I have about 5 for as many months. And this is probably my 6 th match. When I read her profile she had a LOT of similarities to me. Enjoyed similar hobbies and seemed like a good match. However when I looked at her photo I wasn’t attracted to her at all.

I know this post is a bit misogynistic. But this is my problem. Who do I ask out? Do I ask out during a reboot? What’s a good strategy?

Any opinions would be greatly appreciated.

 

Thanks @TheBigBadWolf

Yeah. I realise I do overthink things way too much. When I get back uni, I’ll ask