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Rubato
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I number closed a girl from my ballroom dance class and told her we should get together sometime next week for coffee in the union. And she said ok.
I am having trouble gauging this girl's interest level and I'm not sure if it's because she actually does have low interest, or because she's just a more reserved person (which, unless she's been acting this entire semester, she is). I can make the girl laugh pretty easily in class, but she's still a pretty quiet/reserved girl. Obviously, the best way to find out will be when I follow up with her about hanging out next week and see how she responds.
She acted surprised when I asked her what her number is, and this is something else I'm not sure about. Does that indicate that I haven't built enough of a connection to have justified asking for the girl's number yet or is she just actually surprised someone is asking her for her number? She's definitely not a 10, but she's a cute fvckable girl. I know a lot of guys on this forum and elsewhere talk about how girls are "approached" all the time, and I just don't believe this. Even with respect to the hottest girls. I think there is a fundamental difference between "cat calling" a girl or flubbing around some weird attempt to initiate a conversation with them vs actually approaching them in a semi congruent way with some sort of outcome in mind (getting the number, establishing a connection so you can bounce and close, ect.) And I just don't see that actual approaches happen very often in field or from the relationships I've established with women.
After I got her number, I sent her a text that said something like "this is (my name" from Joseph's ballroom dance club" (that's an inside joke... he always corrects my left hand's dance position and says I'm holding the girl's hand like I'm in a club rather than I'm at a ballroom competition... so I've started calling his class the ballroom dance club). And she responds with "ok".
The vibe I got from the girl seemed like a mix of surprise, maybe even insecurity, and reservation. A big part of me feels like she's got a low IL, but the only way to find out for sure is to try and set something up.
Mistakes on my part I can think of from the time class ended:
- Not smiling enough.
- Not making enough eye contact.
- When I asked her what her number is, she paused for a second and said "what number?" And I feel like I should have looked at her and said something like "your social, of course" or "your carrier pigeon number" or something along those lines rather than just "your cell phone".
Any thoughts on any of this?
I am having trouble gauging this girl's interest level and I'm not sure if it's because she actually does have low interest, or because she's just a more reserved person (which, unless she's been acting this entire semester, she is). I can make the girl laugh pretty easily in class, but she's still a pretty quiet/reserved girl. Obviously, the best way to find out will be when I follow up with her about hanging out next week and see how she responds.
She acted surprised when I asked her what her number is, and this is something else I'm not sure about. Does that indicate that I haven't built enough of a connection to have justified asking for the girl's number yet or is she just actually surprised someone is asking her for her number? She's definitely not a 10, but she's a cute fvckable girl. I know a lot of guys on this forum and elsewhere talk about how girls are "approached" all the time, and I just don't believe this. Even with respect to the hottest girls. I think there is a fundamental difference between "cat calling" a girl or flubbing around some weird attempt to initiate a conversation with them vs actually approaching them in a semi congruent way with some sort of outcome in mind (getting the number, establishing a connection so you can bounce and close, ect.) And I just don't see that actual approaches happen very often in field or from the relationships I've established with women.
After I got her number, I sent her a text that said something like "this is (my name" from Joseph's ballroom dance club" (that's an inside joke... he always corrects my left hand's dance position and says I'm holding the girl's hand like I'm in a club rather than I'm at a ballroom competition... so I've started calling his class the ballroom dance club). And she responds with "ok".
The vibe I got from the girl seemed like a mix of surprise, maybe even insecurity, and reservation. A big part of me feels like she's got a low IL, but the only way to find out for sure is to try and set something up.
Mistakes on my part I can think of from the time class ended:
- Not smiling enough.
- Not making enough eye contact.
- When I asked her what her number is, she paused for a second and said "what number?" And I feel like I should have looked at her and said something like "your social, of course" or "your carrier pigeon number" or something along those lines rather than just "your cell phone".
Any thoughts on any of this?