- Apr 8, 2006
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Okay...
My dating game is good. If I go on a date with a girl...typical dinner and whatever else, I can always step in and leave a trademark. My only real issue ismeeting girls in the first place.
The concept is.. go out one night with the guys, have a few loud mouth soups, strike up a dandy conversation with a striking young lass, grab some digits toplan a date.
The execution is almost on lock for me....EXCEPT:
The actual initial introduction.
"Hi...I'm Brett"
Boom, that is a great one and usually gets the ball rolling. It's the first 0-5 mins of conversation that sinks my ship though. If she's a bitshy/nervous or for whatever reason reluctant to continue the snowballing conversation it's difficult for me to continue it too.. even if she is interested.
I'm told simply, ask questions.
.....but what questions? I feel it's a bit generic to ask where are you from, what do you do. That's all I seem to come up with.
Forget the myspace jumpoffs....I need real world help haha.
My dating game is good. If I go on a date with a girl...typical dinner and whatever else, I can always step in and leave a trademark. My only real issue ismeeting girls in the first place.
The concept is.. go out one night with the guys, have a few loud mouth soups, strike up a dandy conversation with a striking young lass, grab some digits toplan a date.
The execution is almost on lock for me....EXCEPT:
The actual initial introduction.
"Hi...I'm Brett"
Boom, that is a great one and usually gets the ball rolling. It's the first 0-5 mins of conversation that sinks my ship though. If she's a bitshy/nervous or for whatever reason reluctant to continue the snowballing conversation it's difficult for me to continue it too.. even if she is interested.
I'm told simply, ask questions.
.....but what questions? I feel it's a bit generic to ask where are you from, what do you do. That's all I seem to come up with.
Forget the myspace jumpoffs....I need real world help haha.