Barrister
Master Don Juan
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I consider cold approach “cold” - I have zero idea who the women are I’m approaching. These are usually in a bar setting or if I’m out and about shopping or what not and strike up conversation with a woman I’ve never met. But I don’t know them whatsoever.In the past 15 years, more and more men have made online dating (both at the tail end of the website era and with swipe apps) their primary method for getting women.
Bar approaching has been declining for that 15 years. It's gotten more noticeable in the swipe app era.
I've had a hard time drawing the line at what a warm approach really is. What do you think it is?
I'd say warm approaches are approaches at private residence parties and at the sponsor bar after a co-ed sports league. I don't think approaching a woman after a college class or after a fitness class at a standalone studio/big box gym counts as warm approach.
Warm approach to me is anything where I have some inclination of who the women are and even may know them in very loose fashion but they are not part of my social circle. They are not friends or friends or friends. This tends to be women I meet through others at work in some way or a social event.
Example of warm approach: I was in a trial a few weeks ago. The prosecution called a CSI detective to the stand who was a stunner (HB 8.5 - legit). I had a good time cross examining her. After the day ended, she was sitting out in hallway. I made strong eye contact with her and despite just grilling her on the stand she immediately smiled at me and I knew it was an easy approach. We struck up a conversation and I got a number out of it. I don’t consider this “cold” approach but warm because I knew her somewhat, the framework had been laid of who we were, etc. It was a fun discussion.