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October 20, 2014 at 3:41 pm in reply to: Three questions to ask yourself when you're about to walk away from a girl #72080
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ParticipantPretty cool. Thank you. Will definitely help.
ParticipantIf it’s an addiction thing and you need to take a break for sanity–by all means do what’s healthy for you.
ParticipantNumbers don’t count. Dates do. Glenn once told me something that I think is very accurate. Game aside, he asked me what fraction of women I thought I was compatible with. He pointed out how small that number must be. I realized that he’s right.
ParticipantWhen you say “This is a very friendly city. Do you agree?” be prepared to tell your story regardless of their answer. Just give them enough time to respond, and if it’s a yes or a no, keep going with your story. If they’re receptive to talking, it’s the story that will get a longer reaction, usually some laughter.
ParticipantThanks man. I’ve been experimenting with this skepticism stuff a bit. I read one of Eric’s blogs on this site in which he was talking about qualification, and he recommended saying something like “oh you’re a lawyer, that’s interesting.
October 8, 2014 at 3:48 pm in reply to: Hi. I get cockblocked more than anyone on the planet. Please help. #71772ParticipantI don’t think you need to be constantly escalating on dates. If you are a good conversation, and a bit of a challenge, you are halfway there. Just be a bit sexual. Talk about sex, make sexual jokes, flirt, make eye contact and touch her now and then. Move venues halfway through the night and go to a place where you can sit side-by-side if possible. Then go for the makeout.
ParticipantSure you can just talk to those 5 girls a day. Better than nothing. But the more people I can talk to during the day the better I feel. And this is not just people I am pursuing. Just to be chatty is good and great exercise because then you can open any girl and it won’t feel forced at all.
ParticipantThank’s for your help. The pick up community is so confusing when you are starting out (like me). It feels good to have someone you can rely on for honest advice.
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