For some reason I find classroom gaming to be a lot harder than anywhere else. I don't know why. Since it should be a lot easier since you have a set meeting every week.
I go to a community college so the classes are much different from a big university. The classes are very small in size & everyone just wants to go and get the hell out of there.. It's weird.
I have a ton of success sarging where I work & when I'm out, but have no experience in a classroom. In High School it was much different, because everyone knew each other and I had social proof, but here no one knows each other.
Anyways, In one class in particular I sit behind a HB9.. I wasn't really going to bother gaming her, because I was having so much success and just wanted to concentrate on the class.. But after thinking about it and asking myself WTF am I doing? I've decided it would be a good time to get classroom game experience for possible targets down the road.
So, the first month or so of the class I didn't really give this girl any IOI's and just really chatted with a guy I've become friends with. We have chatted a little, but I have never really introduced myself and she has never really introduced herself, but we're acquainted with one another I guess you could say.
I sit directly behind her and the person that used to sit next to her dropped the class, so I'm going to sit next to her next class. (Or should I not telegraph the interest?)
The class is split into like 5 groups of people that converse with eachother.. It's me, her, and about 4-5 other people in one group where we all chat & a lot of the time cheat on tests and homework, lol.
I don't really know how to open this girl, because I can already tell that a few of the broads she has become friends with will try c0ck blocking.
I would normally wait until after the class and we're walking out but the dumb teacher takes attendance at the end of class and dismisses us after that. She's one of the first to get dismissed and I'm one of the last.
Anyone who has been in this type of community college atmosphere or has any tips on how to open this girl - I'd appreciate the advice.
I go to a community college so the classes are much different from a big university. The classes are very small in size & everyone just wants to go and get the hell out of there.. It's weird.
I have a ton of success sarging where I work & when I'm out, but have no experience in a classroom. In High School it was much different, because everyone knew each other and I had social proof, but here no one knows each other.
Anyways, In one class in particular I sit behind a HB9.. I wasn't really going to bother gaming her, because I was having so much success and just wanted to concentrate on the class.. But after thinking about it and asking myself WTF am I doing? I've decided it would be a good time to get classroom game experience for possible targets down the road.
So, the first month or so of the class I didn't really give this girl any IOI's and just really chatted with a guy I've become friends with. We have chatted a little, but I have never really introduced myself and she has never really introduced herself, but we're acquainted with one another I guess you could say.
I sit directly behind her and the person that used to sit next to her dropped the class, so I'm going to sit next to her next class. (Or should I not telegraph the interest?)
The class is split into like 5 groups of people that converse with eachother.. It's me, her, and about 4-5 other people in one group where we all chat & a lot of the time cheat on tests and homework, lol.
I don't really know how to open this girl, because I can already tell that a few of the broads she has become friends with will try c0ck blocking.
I would normally wait until after the class and we're walking out but the dumb teacher takes attendance at the end of class and dismisses us after that. She's one of the first to get dismissed and I'm one of the last.
Anyone who has been in this type of community college atmosphere or has any tips on how to open this girl - I'd appreciate the advice.