New Year pickup lines
New Year pickup lines about resolutions, countdowns and midnight texts, for a crush you finally want to message and a partner you want next to you when the clock strikes twelve.
Tip: Be the first message after midnight, not the hundredth the next morning. Draft it early and send it at 12:01.
For a crush
My New Year resolution is to stop overthinking and just ask you out.
New year, new me, same crush on you.
Can I be your midnight countdown? I promise to make it worth the wait.
I've got 365 days ahead, and I'd like to spend a few of them with you.
Fireworks are fine, but I'm here for the view next to you.
Let's start the year with a coffee and see where it goes.
I'd make you my resolution, but I'd actually keep this one.
Midnight is coming. Want to be the first person I text this year?
This year I'm saying yes to new things. Starting with you.
If you're busy at midnight, I'll wait. I'm good at counting down.
Naye saal ka pehla message tumhe hi karna tha.
Is saal ka resolution: tumse baat karne ki himmat jutaana.
Every year I promise to be braver. This message is me trying.
For your partner
Another year with you is my favourite kind of new beginning.
Same you, new year, and I'm still the luckiest person at the party.
My only resolution: more of you, less of everything else.
You're my midnight kiss every year, and the best part of the next 365 days.
Last year was better because of you. This one will be too.
We don't need a big party. Just you, me and the countdown on TV.
I'd watch every New Year's fireworks with you, even from the balcony.
Here's to another year of you stealing my blanket and my heart.
You're the plan for this year, and every year after.
Cheers to us: still together, still laughing, still arguing about the music.
Naya saal, wahi hum, aur pehle se zyada pyaar.
Calendar badal gaya, par mera favourite insaan wahi hai: tum.
The year changes. My answer doesn't: it's still you.
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