Cold approaching

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It seems like whenever im in a classroom setting and all, im my normal self in which im C+F, make people laugh, etc. However, when its on the street, in my college, etc, I have a hard time going up to a woman. whats the best way 4 me to break the fear of cold approaching?
 

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Repetition, and slowly increase your comfort zone. (Or you can quickly increase your comfort zone, just realize that requires big balls )
 
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Well, try to imagine 5 things about her that would make her unattractive to you. They can be physical or mental, or whatever. Imagine her as 50 lbs heavier, or really boring, or someone you wouldn't trust, etc.

Also imagine her in some position of vulnerability. Imagine her giving up her rights w/o a fight when being pulled over by the cops, imagine her being made fun of by some people because she said/did something stupid and her just sulking since she can't handle it, imagine her afraid to speak up in class for fear of looking stupid, etc. If you do those things, the other person isn't nearly as intimidating and you don't fear rejection as much.

I have no real problems approaching, too bad I suck at the actual pickup part
 

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I agree though. When I'm walking on the street and I suddenly get good EC, I can't really seem to find a good motivation to actually approach a women.

Kind of like last sunday, I was waiting for a bus and this really hot little girl (9.0) gives me looks for several seconds, several times, looking for eyecontact.
I was pretty hung over, hadn't showered since I went out, was wearing the same clothes as I had been wearing all weekend (didn't come home until sunday).

But basically, I didn't really feel any need to approach this girl. Why the hell should I? We're both waiting for a bus, and that's that... right?
Now, when I'm going out I have no problem whatsoever. But when I'm on the street, it just doesn't really make sense to me to approach any girls. Any motivation behind this that you guys have?
 
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Originally posted by I-am-someone

But basically, I didn't really feel any need to approach this girl. Why the hell should I? We're both waiting for a bus, and that's that... right?
Now, when I'm going out I have no problem whatsoever. But when I'm on the street, it just doesn't really make sense to me to approach any girls. Any motivation behind this that you guys have?
I just do it to improve my social skills. I used to be pretty shy, but after I started approaching strange women I had to learn an assload of social skills in a hurry (picking up on hints, reading body language and verbal cues, maintaining eye contact, really listening to people when they talk, learning to carry on a conversation and say things the other person found interesting, not being intimidated by people, etc) alot of that carries over into the rest of my life and i'm not shy anymore.

In my experience, street approaches don't work well. Maybe I do them wrong though and I haven't done many (i've done under 30, not a whole lot), but alot of women are flattered that you think enough of them to approach them and talk to them.
 

Peace and Quiet

If you currently have too many women chasing you, calling you, harassing you, knocking on your door at 2 o'clock in the morning... then I have the simple solution for you.

Just read my free ebook 22 Rules for Massive Success With Women and do the opposite of what I recommend.

This will quickly drive all women away from you.

And you will be able to relax and to live your life in peace and quiet.

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Clear your head and focus on what's going on.

I notice that I get bored real easily when im on the streets and I start zoning out and then I don't listen to what people are saying to me.
 
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