I thought it would be an interesting experiment to ask some of my female friends for their opinion on an opening that I would consider using in an approach. In my experience one should never ask women for advice on these matters.
Opening: "Hi, I noticed you [etc] and I wanted to meet you."
Good points (IMO): Simple, direct, confident.
Bad points not immediately obvious to me.
My female friends' reactions to this line were almost without fail negative. Comments I got were that it was too forced, not natural, too direct and creepy even. One of my friends said she liked it and thought it was quite manly. The others looked at her as if she'd just admitted to fantasising about 12 year old boys.
The moral of this experiment is that you should never ask women for advice. I think that this line could potentially work on any of them. In hypothetical situations women expect to be swept off their feet when the simple truth is that it is just an opening. Not the be all and end all. What the fcuk do they expect?
But that's my view, what do you guys think? Have you ever had bad experiences getting advice from women?
Opening: "Hi, I noticed you [etc] and I wanted to meet you."
Good points (IMO): Simple, direct, confident.
Bad points not immediately obvious to me.
My female friends' reactions to this line were almost without fail negative. Comments I got were that it was too forced, not natural, too direct and creepy even. One of my friends said she liked it and thought it was quite manly. The others looked at her as if she'd just admitted to fantasising about 12 year old boys.
The moral of this experiment is that you should never ask women for advice. I think that this line could potentially work on any of them. In hypothetical situations women expect to be swept off their feet when the simple truth is that it is just an opening. Not the be all and end all. What the fcuk do they expect?
But that's my view, what do you guys think? Have you ever had bad experiences getting advice from women?