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although this may be a very vague clue, this is what I do.
Note: no, I'm not planning some well-thought out strategy to win over a woman and "deceive" her or anything, its just that I find it works.
I usually start getting around to knowing her friends. You don't have to be good friends with them, but just friends in general. In fact, newer the better, cause you can perk up that smile and say "Hey! ___! how's it going?" and it'll seem perfectly normal since you've just met them (trust me, even though it doesn't sound like it, it is completely natural)
but I don't get around to knowing her yet. One day, when she's hanging out in a crowd of people (that are mostly my new friends) i'd say hello to everyone, happily and with enthusiasm. she'll naturally feel like she should get to know you because all of her friends do.
from here, I distance myself from her. I say hi to all her friends when she's around, and throw her the occasional "hello". when she's ready to get to know me better, she'll make the move. I just wait.
If i've done things right, she'll want to talk to me eventually. and when she does, I'm my absolute most serious. I listen attentively to what she has to say, and respond positively. being friends with all of her friends will cause her to think "wow, no wonder everybody is friends with him". Without being friends with them, you won't get that bonus thought.
She'll tend to talk to me more and more, and eventually we'll start doing things together, going out, getting some food together, etc.
Wow. I've really detracted from the original topic. It'd be such a waste if I just deleted all this now, so i'll just post it and hope it helps. it probably won't offer many hints though, since my way of getting to know people offers probably the least hints possible.
Note: no, I'm not planning some well-thought out strategy to win over a woman and "deceive" her or anything, its just that I find it works.
I usually start getting around to knowing her friends. You don't have to be good friends with them, but just friends in general. In fact, newer the better, cause you can perk up that smile and say "Hey! ___! how's it going?" and it'll seem perfectly normal since you've just met them (trust me, even though it doesn't sound like it, it is completely natural)
but I don't get around to knowing her yet. One day, when she's hanging out in a crowd of people (that are mostly my new friends) i'd say hello to everyone, happily and with enthusiasm. she'll naturally feel like she should get to know you because all of her friends do.
from here, I distance myself from her. I say hi to all her friends when she's around, and throw her the occasional "hello". when she's ready to get to know me better, she'll make the move. I just wait.
If i've done things right, she'll want to talk to me eventually. and when she does, I'm my absolute most serious. I listen attentively to what she has to say, and respond positively. being friends with all of her friends will cause her to think "wow, no wonder everybody is friends with him". Without being friends with them, you won't get that bonus thought.
She'll tend to talk to me more and more, and eventually we'll start doing things together, going out, getting some food together, etc.
Wow. I've really detracted from the original topic. It'd be such a waste if I just deleted all this now, so i'll just post it and hope it helps. it probably won't offer many hints though, since my way of getting to know people offers probably the least hints possible.