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A guy and a girl who aren’t officially dating may send texts to each other during the wee hours of the night, “chat” extensively over Facebook, or “hang out” with each other on their i Phones or i Pads.

You remain stuck in the "friend zone," which is relationship purgatory if you have a crush on someone.

It's not terrorism, economic recession, global warming or gasoline prices that could hit per gallon by the time you're done reading this.

These things might worry you, but something else makes your palms sweat and your pulse hit triple digits: asking someone out on a date.

While I was doing research for What Women Wish You Knew about Dating, the biggest complaint I heard from Christian women was that Christian men weren't assertive enough.

They described men who drove them crazy by calling and hanging around while never asking them out on a real date.

I don't care if you're the most self-confident, well-adjusted person around; rejection hurts. So instead of asking the person on a date, you go on approximations of dates that allow for plausible deniability of all romantic intentions. Fear of rejection alone has resulted in the proliferation of Starbucks like a French-roasted virus.