Hypothetical: Hey do you like the Yankees? ( I know she doesnt possibly to impress me). "No." Well did you know they got swept yesterday (I dont think she keeps up with baseball). "Yes or NO" Well they did you should have seen blah blah. "Yeah theat sounds blah blah blah." (If she answers positvely): "Too bad baseball season is over, but you sound interesting, do you want to go to a knicks game sometime?" The only problem is I dont want to take her to a game ($) ad would rather do something else Sound smooth?, plz input
How do you like this approach?
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"Nice weather, right baby?"
"Want go enjoy it sometime?" or "Your right, we should spend time inside. Together. Alone"
This was sarcasm. Sorry Zach, I don't like that opener.
But if it's the best you got and it flows with your personality then go for it.
You might succeed where others would fail.
"Want go enjoy it sometime?" or "Your right, we should spend time inside. Together. Alone"
This was sarcasm. Sorry Zach, I don't like that opener.
But if it's the best you got and it flows with your personality then go for it.
You might succeed where others would fail.
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Grand Wizzard Alamar
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I wouldn't use that approach if I were you. Unless you've already used it successfully.
PiHiPlaya
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A. The Yankees are a tough team to choose in the first place because people either love them or they hate them.
B. Girls don't like sports, if they do, you don't want to date them.
C. Why would you drop the cash on a Knicks game for a random girl.
D. Why are you planning out openers?
Just let it flow... get out there and practice talking to real people It will become more natural to you. And you won't sound like a robot when you're delivering your "lines"
B. Girls don't like sports, if they do, you don't want to date them.
C. Why would you drop the cash on a Knicks game for a random girl.
D. Why are you planning out openers?
Just let it flow... get out there and practice talking to real people It will become more natural to you. And you won't sound like a robot when you're delivering your "lines"
Dude, it sounds corny as **** but try it out and tell us how it goes. I live in Miami, so I could probably get away with "Did you guys see that hit the guy laid on Trent Green?" Most of the guys above me haven't put their balls on the line for a cold approach yet (I'm no expert either), so just go with it. I've made a fool of myself saying dumb things. I asked a girl her name then told her we went to the same middle school. Did I **** her? No. She was to some extent weirded out, but she and I are cool now. But I'd rather sometimes look like an idiot and meet new people than sit on the sidelines. It's better to fail than to fail not even trying.
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It doesnt really matter what you say
its how u say it
but most importantly its that you go up to her and say it
thats wat makes u different and better then all the other guys staring at her
its how u say it
but most importantly its that you go up to her and say it
thats wat makes u different and better then all the other guys staring at her
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Everyone repeat after me:
Canned openings don't work.
Louder!
Canned openings don't work.
That's better. Now, not only that--I trust I made the point clear?--you missed the whole point of the approach, which is to be interesting enough for her to want to talk to you. If a girl walks up to you and starts telling about how in the fifth season of Sex and the City the redhead hooks up with this guy and blah blah blah, are you gonna stand around and talk to her? Well, you might, but you'll be thinking "holy crap she is so boring!"
What's important in real life--I'm in College--is even more important in high school. High school girls are the dumbest thing ever, so unless you're actually somewhat interesting, you'll get next-ed faster than you can say "dumb."
Also, Rejected123 (change your username, that's just a negative attitude), while I agree going up to her is the most important part, you have to have something to say, or be able to come up with random stuff to say. Having an idea of what to open with is important, but it shouldn't be a canned opener.
My unsollicited advice? Just notice something about the girl, the situation, or whatever, and when you walk up and say "hi" to her, just comment on it. Make her laugh--not by telling jokes, but just by being witty. Be ****y, but don't be a jerk. Start by just showing you're not a creep with no life by commenting on whatever's around (including the girl), and then move on to having a "deeper" conversation. And by deeper conversation, I don't mean you should start discussing the fine points of the third law of thermodynamics, but just something beyond "I really like the band tonight" or "can you believe that guy over there with the pink and brown shirt?"
Now remember, kids,
Canned openings don't work.
Canned openings don't work.
Louder!
Canned openings don't work.
That's better. Now, not only that--I trust I made the point clear?--you missed the whole point of the approach, which is to be interesting enough for her to want to talk to you. If a girl walks up to you and starts telling about how in the fifth season of Sex and the City the redhead hooks up with this guy and blah blah blah, are you gonna stand around and talk to her? Well, you might, but you'll be thinking "holy crap she is so boring!"
What's important in real life--I'm in College--is even more important in high school. High school girls are the dumbest thing ever, so unless you're actually somewhat interesting, you'll get next-ed faster than you can say "dumb."
Also, Rejected123 (change your username, that's just a negative attitude), while I agree going up to her is the most important part, you have to have something to say, or be able to come up with random stuff to say. Having an idea of what to open with is important, but it shouldn't be a canned opener.
My unsollicited advice? Just notice something about the girl, the situation, or whatever, and when you walk up and say "hi" to her, just comment on it. Make her laugh--not by telling jokes, but just by being witty. Be ****y, but don't be a jerk. Start by just showing you're not a creep with no life by commenting on whatever's around (including the girl), and then move on to having a "deeper" conversation. And by deeper conversation, I don't mean you should start discussing the fine points of the third law of thermodynamics, but just something beyond "I really like the band tonight" or "can you believe that guy over there with the pink and brown shirt?"
Now remember, kids,
Canned openings don't work.