Today, I decided that I will set aside most of the late afternoon and evening making a move on any women on the street that I felt attracted to. As is the case from time to time, I unfortunately lost track of a good number of the ones I was trying to talk to-a lot of them seemed to be walking really fast as if in a hurry from work trying to head to train stations to catch the train, etc. But I knew I wasn't going to feel satisfied until I made a move on at least one woman when I saw an opportunity to do so. In the past, I have had quite some success with cold approaches on the street and have gotten phone numbers and e-mail addresses. However, due to the rudeness and harshness of a number of these women during the process in my AFC days and also because things have generally not worked out with a lot of the women I have met in the past, I went back into my shell and felt for the most part very discouraged about making cold approaches.
Today, I got a chance to talk to at least one woman on the street. We walked together for a while and unlike a lot of the rude ones I have met in the past, (and I'm sure this helped communication wise) she listened. She didn't just blow me off before I opened my mouth like a lot of them tend to do. Matter of fact, I tried to make a move on another woman today at a fresh produce market. Smiling, I introduced myself to her and tried to shake her hand, but she replied: "I have to run." So I let her go and moved on to the next opportunities.
So this woman and I walked together for quite a few blocks and I complimented her on her big ass and other things, got to make her laugh, and there was quite some chemistry. Although she did tell me that she had a boyfriend, I could tell for sure based on the vibe I got that if that were not the case, I would have had a chance.
I was just amazed at how comfortable I felt while talking to her, how much at ease I was, how balanced and stable my posture was, and the respect that I seemed to get from her throughout the process compared to some of my previous experiences. I had so much fun, it was unbelievable...I didn't care whether or not she approved of anything I said. I just did my thing. All of a sudden, I just don't seem to really care how many may say "no," because I've learned more than enough times that you're worse off if you don't take chances. The feeling of going home wondering what would have happened if you tried and never seeing that woman again is worse than not trying. So my personal philosophy is just to keep on talking to as many people as possible with the firm belief that even if I get 10 or more "nos," there will be a "yes" somewhere in between. I'm not going to let any "nos" make me feel discouraged or break my spirit or give up. Yet at the same time, I won't let any woman disrespect me just because I'm making a move on her. I won't tolerate that. It's never gonna happen.
So those who are new here, I join the other experienced folks on the forum who say that there's no other better way to practice than walking up to women you don't know and initiating those cold approaches. I thank this site for helping me get back to my feet and to begin the process toward rebecoming the man I once was before all my series of unfortunate and negative dating experiences.
Today, I got a chance to talk to at least one woman on the street. We walked together for a while and unlike a lot of the rude ones I have met in the past, (and I'm sure this helped communication wise) she listened. She didn't just blow me off before I opened my mouth like a lot of them tend to do. Matter of fact, I tried to make a move on another woman today at a fresh produce market. Smiling, I introduced myself to her and tried to shake her hand, but she replied: "I have to run." So I let her go and moved on to the next opportunities.
So this woman and I walked together for quite a few blocks and I complimented her on her big ass and other things, got to make her laugh, and there was quite some chemistry. Although she did tell me that she had a boyfriend, I could tell for sure based on the vibe I got that if that were not the case, I would have had a chance.
I was just amazed at how comfortable I felt while talking to her, how much at ease I was, how balanced and stable my posture was, and the respect that I seemed to get from her throughout the process compared to some of my previous experiences. I had so much fun, it was unbelievable...I didn't care whether or not she approved of anything I said. I just did my thing. All of a sudden, I just don't seem to really care how many may say "no," because I've learned more than enough times that you're worse off if you don't take chances. The feeling of going home wondering what would have happened if you tried and never seeing that woman again is worse than not trying. So my personal philosophy is just to keep on talking to as many people as possible with the firm belief that even if I get 10 or more "nos," there will be a "yes" somewhere in between. I'm not going to let any "nos" make me feel discouraged or break my spirit or give up. Yet at the same time, I won't let any woman disrespect me just because I'm making a move on her. I won't tolerate that. It's never gonna happen.
So those who are new here, I join the other experienced folks on the forum who say that there's no other better way to practice than walking up to women you don't know and initiating those cold approaches. I thank this site for helping me get back to my feet and to begin the process toward rebecoming the man I once was before all my series of unfortunate and negative dating experiences.
