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cardioman
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i don't know what the say.. i'd probably say something really short and not much thought into in. i need to be smooth...
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"i need to be smooth..." -Cardioman
No you don't. You need to be real. If she likes you, and you're real...then it won't matter. She'll help you along in the conversation and will be thankful you said ANYTHING to her. If she likes you, she'll be so nervous that you've started talking to her that she won't even realize what you said in your "opening line".
-Blitz
No you don't. You need to be real. If she likes you, and you're real...then it won't matter. She'll help you along in the conversation and will be thankful you said ANYTHING to her. If she likes you, she'll be so nervous that you've started talking to her that she won't even realize what you said in your "opening line".
-Blitz
Sir Jeffrey
Don Juan
Smooth is highly overrated. Be real like the man above me said.
