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jon jon
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Nov-19-2003 04:03
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Enraptured
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I dunno Infinity, that advice came from the "pimp zone"... hmmm, maybe something to try? I have to say, when I was at PVD I bought about ten people I didn't know freezies, I was pretty f*cked up, though, but as I recall I got a few smiles from some pretty girls for that! After, I went around like a freezie sniper, just lightly touching it to exposed skin wherever I saw it... I'm sure I almost got slapped a few times, but mostly they just smiled... If you want to approach at a club, I think it's easier than you think. It's all a matter of confidence, as I'm sure someone noted before.
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Nov-19-2003 04:15
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Prod
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Location: Kitchener/Waterloo
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| quote: | Originally posted by Enraptured
I dunno Infinity, that advice came from the "pimp zone"... hmmm, maybe something to try? I have to say, when I was at PVD I bought about ten people I didn't know freezies, I was pretty f*cked up, though, but as I recall I got a few smiles from some pretty girls for that! After, I went around like a freezie sniper, just lightly touching it to exposed skin wherever I saw it... I'm sure I almost got slapped a few times, but mostly they just smiled... If you want to approach at a club, I think it's easier than you think. It's all a matter of confidence, as I'm sure someone noted before. |
Hmm, I agree to some extent. While having confidence is deffinitely a positive thing in case of approaching strangers, it shouldn't be something that you're aware of. What I found out is that girls tend to be less affraid of an approach if it's something that sorta happens along the way.
I guess an example would be like this: You're waiting at the bar to get your drink, while the two girls are talking about something interesting, so from the side you throw in a comment, a little thing goes, and voila! However, if you don't think about the interaction starting up in the first place, then your confidence is naturally displayed and put to use, rather than just feeling damn good and feeling like you might make some sort of a point by doing it all :P
Maybe I'm crazy, but if a girl was to approach me, I'd much rather that it be through some sort of a conversation rather than if she were to hit on me directly :P Could explain why girls tell me I'm easily approachable Then again maybe because I'm hard to read, but always speak openly 
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Nov-19-2003 04:30
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Enraptured
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Registered: Nov 2003
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I'm going to have to go with Diginut on this one, MOST of the girls I've talked to about this agree, without being aggressive, that they like a guy who knows what he wants...
and as for finding who you are, it's different for everyone, maybe you are already "centred" in yourself, ie: know what you want, how to get it... or maybe you don't care, but I think that you're fooling yourself if you say that!
Thinking too much=bad. I agree. Intuition and impulse are usually right, I mean nine times out of ten, if you are getting some kind of vibe from a girl, you're right about it. It's just not always appropriate, like if she's your FRENCH TEACHER or something, you probably shouldn't make that move... and I definitely agree that I'd rather a girl approach me with convo over a "direct hit"... but I think you'll find that the fairer sex tend to be more subtle than that... heh heh, which is funny because guys, as a general rule, don't GET subtle... like me for instance!
Well, bedtime, keep posting gentlemen, I like where this is going!
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Nov-19-2003 04:53
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