(09-10-2016 12:57 AM)Vadar Wrote: Thanks for the reply.
My understanding is that, if she opens I continue the conversation.
If she does not open, I do not bother and search for the next person. If I see her again and she is looking at me, then I reopen.
I have read Roosh's book and he talks about the various themes. The issue is that I am interacting with uni students (18-20) and a lot of themes do not really work.
The individuals just get really bored or stop interacting.
Any suggestions on where to get additional info, on progressing from openers to nailing the conversations?
I find continuing the conversations pretty difficult.
Let's see if we can get you sorted out.
The basic idea of game is that you should be able to walk up to any woman, start an interaction, put your best foot forward, and give her an accurate understanding of how cool you are. And the way you do it can actually turn a yellow light green, and a red light yellow.
Once she shows interest, then you make her invest.
When she invests enough, then you start sharing more of yourself.
From there you want to meet her friends, figure out what she's doing for the rest of the night.
As you spend more time with the girl, as you make her think of new things, feel new emotions, she's going to like being around you. That's not magic, that's basic psychology.
As you introduce touch and start flirting...the heat builds and she's more open to having sex. From there, you need to get some privacy and release the tension.
There's obviously more to it, but that's the basic road map.
There are lots of books, websites, coaches, videos, forums out there about all of this. Bang is a good first start, but it's just the beginning of your education.
So let's just # the steps
1. see the girl
2. approach the girl
3. say something to start the conversation
4. the 2 sided conversation starts
5. the things you say and do, and the way you say them - can turn the girl on.
6. When she starts seeking rapport with you, starts showing interest - you make her invest. So it's not enough to get her laughing, or nodding, but she needs to take part in the conversation, she needs to start agreeing with you, and taking direction from you.
It's only then do you start validating her.
You're getting stuck between 3 and 4, because
- you don't have this road map
- you don't really know how to have a conversation with a stranger from cold approach. And that's fine, most people do not know how to strike up a conversation with strangers.
In a lot of your attempts you came through with a compliment.
Girls get complimented all the time from guys that they do not value.
Complimenting a chick right off the bat, especially when it's about her appearance is not an easy thing for a newb to do. Which is why most game books say that you shouldn't open a compliment.
You got the typical reaction. Girl says thanks, but isn't particularly interested.
She doesn't value that compliment coming from you. You're of no value to her.
Although you may be well dressed, if it was a Uni Ball, there were probably other guys that were well dressed. So a decent looking guy in a decent looking outfit giving her a compliment isn't really making her excited.
Maybe if you were good looking, 6'5", great muscles, obviously had cash, very popular, commanding personality - that guy can give out compliments all day long and get positive reaction.
But that guy could also do anything else and get positive reaction. He's what girls dream about. (and most girls don't fuck their dreams)
So right off the bat - when you see a girl, you have your own personal experience that compliments aren't enough to get the party started.
So what is enough?
What else can you say to a girl to get her chatting?
Value
If you saw a bunch of your fellow classmates and you just had a tough test - you can talk to them about the test, and everyone will chime in.
If you see a bunch of kids with phones, you can ask if they're playing Pokemon Go. They'll chime in.
If you see a bunch of guys in Rugby jerseys, you can ask them about last night's game. Everyone will chime in.
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So if you see a girl, you need to give her something that she can talk about.
The chick might straight up like you, but if you don't give her a chance to talk, something that she can talk about - it's hard for the chat to go somewhere - because girls do not take the initiative. It's up to you to move things forward. Always and forever.
You're at a Uni Ball, everyone is dressed up.
So at that event
- Girls care about dressing up.
- They care about dancing
- they care about who's hooking up with who
- where the after party is
This is the sort of world that she dreams about. Believe me, no guy came up with the idea of having a dance.
As I read your approaches - you only do a few things
- direct compliment on the worst thing imaginable
- ask her questions that you want answers to (you can ask rhetorical questions)
- introduce yourself.
You're not really adding any value to the social interaction.
You're not bringing the fun.
You're actually taking away. You're being a pest.
Why?
You're making her do work. When she only wants to have fun.
You're compliments require her to reciprocate - and she's lazy
Asking questions, requires answers and she's lazy
Introducing yourself with nothing to follow up doesn't inspire her to suddenly want to communicate. That would require effort on her part. And so far, you're just another guy in a suit. One of many.
At no point are you offering these chicks or anyone else, any sort of value.
So offer value.
If you're a funny guy, or you have interesting stories - GO STRAIGHT INTO THAT.
"Oh hey aren't you in my biology class....funny thing happened on Tuesday...you won't believe what happened...."
Then you tell your funny story, your interesting story.
She now is getting something better than watching other people dance, or looking at her phone.
She's also seeing how cool you are by listening to your story.
That's value.
Offering value gets her to interact. It doesn't spread her legs.
But you need to get something going with this chick before you can even think about sex.
So let's do a quick recap
1) see the girl, step over, get her attention,
2) start your story/joke KNOWING that you're going to have to carry the interaction at the beginning with little if any input from the girl. (it's called 90/10 in the trade)
3) knowing that you need input from the girl - whatever you say has to be something that she can EASILY chime in on and give her opinion.
You can
- Have a canned opener (either your own story, or someone else's story adapted - Don't you hate it when...today for instance....and then they had the nerve to add more eggs...)
- You can look at your environment (who would have thought that all these slobs could look so good, we should totally be dressed up to go to class. )
- You can make a cold read on the girl (OMG, you're totally playing Pokemon Go - your'e an addict...)
What you can't talk about is whether the Central Bank has backed itself into a corner with this zero interest bank rates or what would happen if Putin was actually assassinated.
She needs things that she can talk about and understand.
So that should get you started.
The other thing that I notice about guys learning game in 2016 versus 2001 is that they want to go from not knowing how to drive to F1 championship on the first night.
Can you approach?
Can you hold a 5 minute conversation?
Can you make a cold read?
If you say something that falls flat, can you stay the course and not get flustered?
You did 20+ approaches with only the vaguest of plans.
That's not game.
That's trying to get lucky.
That's pinging off chicks to see who you have instant chemistry with.
Keep in mind most guys at the venue aren't even trying.
They're hoping shit falls in their laps.
Most guys in the country aren't even going out. They've given up.
So you're doing better than most guys.
Not trying to beat you up here.
If you want to learn the game, break it down to steps.
And then focus on mastering the steps in order.
Guys that make 3,000 approaches and don't get bangs are doing what you're doing. They're going to events and just winging it.
No one successful does that.
Be successful.
Understand what you're doing. (by picking a guru and thinking through what he has to say, and trying it out)
Break down the process to manageable steps.
Keep track of your progress and work on things till you get them mastered.
Then move to the next step.
WIA