The_Technomancer said:
Well, yeah, thats a whole different issue that I posted in the girl-age thread but got no response to. What social situations? I'm 19 and not interested in a fake ID, so bars and clubs are out. I never get invited to parties. The social "events" that my school holds are no place to look for a girl who's on her own, as literally everyone except me, guys included, travels to those things in circles of five or six friends that are impossible to break into. The clubs that I'm interested don't attract a lot of girls....how can I meet people?
try new things then. dont carve a niche for yourself and stay in there, branch out to new things.
in college i was part of the anime and gaming clubs, but i also dabbled in the pre-med society (FULL of attractive girls), ballroom dancing, etc. i made friends with frat dudes and through them met sorority girls and met even more people through them. network, network, network! get yourself out there!
hell, take classes outside of school like salsa, cooking, yoga, whatever. look at events happening in your city and go to them. make an effort to get out there.
definitely take a theatre class though. not only are those hella fun, but you get instantly submerged with everyone in the class, including the cute artsy girls :3
also, reposted for the new page..last post on the page sucks XP
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The_Technomancer said:
This is actually something I need help with as well. If you don't have any obvious thread of conversation, what do you talk about without overly "hitting on her"?
my dude, use your environment. if youre in the subway, look at the ads. if youre outside, then you have even more stuff to talk about.
also, survey the shit out of her.
notice everything about her!: her hair, nail polish, what kinds of clothes shes wearing, shoes, and especially
her mannerisms. if she makes like cute or funny expressions, tease her about it. get her to talk about herself and find something interesting to prod into.
hell, half the time when i talk to girls i find someone or something that we can both make fun of or something. there are honestly endless amounts of things two people can share an opinion on but for gods sake
do not talk about serious shit like philosophy, religion, politics, and other debates that gaf OT is usually full of. keep that on the OT.
someone mentioned asking open ended questions earlier and thats spot on. those kinds of questions will encourage responses that will allow you to build upon them. try not to stay quiet though since that will kill any kind of momentum you two will have.