street approach tips?

[limerick]

tmrw i'm going downtown to the library and i might sarge a bit but like i never really saw or heard anything on street approaches. im not exactly sure how i would do it. any tips or examples would be great.

 

[lebRambo]

EYE CONTACT. seriously, this is a big one. You can cut your rejections by half easily if you know what to look for and communicate effectively with your eyes. In a closed place like a library or whatever, you can scope out girls and get the whole eye contact thing happening

So, needless to say, you can't be afraid to make and hold eye contact a little longer than normal with any hotties around

 

[DonJoseCantosie]

Great Advice! Definitely helps to get eye contact first...as she's checkin u out if its longer than a second(She likes what she sees)....and then u won't have to deal with resistence. Now of course, some girls u get eye contact from will act disinterested to hide their true feelings(Deep down they're glad u approached them regardless as in their eyes, it makes them feel attractive) as most guys don't approach during the day or when there's a group or cold for that matter.

Now imagine a stuck up girl, she's probably stuck up because some guys who approached her didn't do it right, now imagine if she didn't get approached barely anymore/hit on...she'd freak out and would want to feel attractive again(A female's worst fear is to not be wanted)...but since we got the knowledge of how to approach a girl...we can do it successfully. Its what they want and will remember most.

 

[CORVETTE06]

be like 'hey don't you go to (_your college name here__) i think i was in a class with u before.

 

[Snow Plowman]

Make sure you have good Voice projection.

Voice is key and so is Eye contact (As other guys already replied about)

Also use the MAGICAL TAP to open. You get instant attention. With those three things alone you can go far.

 

[EdHunter]

be like 'hey don't you go to (_your college name here__) i think i was in a class with u before.

Only if there's actually a chance you have; otherwise, it soon becomes obvious that you haven't, and it's an obvious come-on.