Brett
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RE: What to do when a girl does not invest in the conversation
To me, it just sounds like the girl is bored. Obviously, like you said, you gotta figure out how to get the girl to invest in the conversation a little bit more. In order to do this, you have to make the conversation fun, light-hearted, playful...THEN you can move into some of the more serious conversation once she's attracted to you. It doesn't take much, and it's not that hard (I know, it's not that hard once you know how to do it...but when you're just learning it can suck). You just gotta do things that get her emotionally invested in the conversation. Make it more personal to her. Tease her about the way she says something, or a weird quirk that you notice about her, but do it in a fun way where she knows you actually like her and are just giving her a hard time...and voila! you're flirting! yay!!! then once you get past the flirting stage (1-2 minutes) you can move into something a little more serious and you'll get a lot more lengthy answers from the girl. But be warned, you ARE going to fuck up when you first start doing this...learning to tease right can be tricky and takes some practice...I got slapped more than once in the process, lol. Good luck!
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| 04-08-2011 02:10 PM |
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Brett
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RE: What to do when a girl does not invest in the conversation
As a addendum to the above, you need to temper the degree of your teases to how well you know the girl. The more you know the girl, the harder you can tease...obviously a cold approach on the street in the middle of the day, you're not going to say something like, "wow, nice shoes! I didn't realize Courtney Love was having a garage sale" or whatever, whereas you may say that to a close friend that you've known for a while. Cold-approach, on the street, in the middle of the day, you gotta keep it VERY light...you might not even tease, you might just "notice" something interesting about them...kinda keep it more in neutral territory where she's trying to figure out what you meant by that...play around with it, you'll find what works for you. Practice makes perfect.
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| 04-08-2011 02:20 PM |
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