Alright now that schools back in session, I haven't really gotten any success with approaching girls. At track meets, approaching girls is actually easy, but finding girls to approach in school is hard. In the morning most girls are talking to their friends and it's hard to find a girl who's actually alone. In my classes, I have really small classes, and not many attractive girls are in them. At lunch if not sitting in groups, girls are sitting with there guy friends, I can handle groups, but it's the guy friends I can't do. After school, there are some decent girls in track, but most of them leave right after practice, so I don't get a chance to approach them. At track meets, I don't know, it's just easier to find girls to approach.
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how about girls getting food in the cafeteria?Forget about girls that are alone. All the good ones travel in packs son. Greet them all with a HEY what's up? and then introduce youreslf to all of them, usually the lesser attractive one first and verily skipping the one you eye'ing pretty quickly as you introduce yourself to them and talk to them ALL, not the one you eye'ing, get to know them a bit, and then tomorrow you have that much more power. Of course do this to ALL the groups of hotties you see. no thang man.
Trust me, I know, I've done group approaches before. But it's hard to find girls that are in groups and aren't sitting with guys during lunch.
First two are good.superchill89 said:
Third one... that's a really bad one since girls are always rushing to get to class in the hallways.
Fourth one... it's hard to find girls that aren't sitting with at least one guy. I have approached groups of girls during lunch before, but they're really hard to find.
Fifth one... did you read? I told you most girls go home right after practice, or else I would approach them.
Okay six could work, probably only before and after school though.
Seven you already know what I'm going to say.
Eight girls and boys don't practice together, girls start later than boys. This is why I approach at track meets.
And we don't really have "band practice" for concert band.
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