How to Talk to Women
Are you the wall-flower at your friends party, trying to look busy and cool while you sip a beer? Are you looking at the same pretty girl for the fifth or sixth time and still not making a move? Get over it already and talk to the girl! Not as hard as it sounds, really.
Ask questions and listen to the answers. That is, essentially, how one makes conversation. It makes a woman feel good to think that you care what she is saying. She will be listening and talking longer if you actually do. If you have to pretend, then you might want to try a different girl, one who doesn’t make you want to think about something else.
Make her laugh. A joke that is actually funny will go a long way in starting a conversation. However, if you know that you can’t tell a joke, for the love of liquor DON’T! You won’t even make it to the punch line. Also, if your joke is locker room humor and something your would tell your buddies, but not your sister, you might save it for later. Much later.
Don’t say things that might seem impressive to you, but can be seen as showing off or arrogance. You might be an Olympic swimmer, but she may find that an odd thing to bring up right off the bat. Also, things like “Hi! My name is Angus. I once ate a cat!” might not be something you want to bring up with someone you just met, and really, you might want to keep it to yourself until the third date. Or the third month. Or just keep it to yourself.
Talk about the immediate environment. Is there a game on the TV? Talk about the teams or the sport (yes, some women like sports.) What music is playing? Is the bar tender cool? How do you cook a rutabaga? (That one is for the market.) Once the ball gets rolling you can move on to seeing her again. But let the ball roll for a bit.
Getting a phone number. You might not be looking just to “hook-up” for the night. You might actually want to get to know the girl. Maybe even have a person of the opposite(or some) sex in your life who isn’t your Mom. However, don’t start the conversation with ‘Can I have your number?’. Don’t make it the second sentence either. Or the third. You get there when you get there. If you do a good job with the conversation she will give you the number without you even having to ask. However, if she gets up to leave before you get it, ask! What have you got to lose? And guess what? You can also give her your number! Crazy, I know, but very doable. If there is no number forth coming, but you still want to hang out, offer to meet her for coffee the following day, or someplace for lunch. You might be surprised by the response.
Other relationship articles:
http://www.socyberty.com/Relationships/What-Women-Find-Sexy.833431http://www.socyberty.com/Relationships/The-Worst-Date-Ever-or-How-to-Have-a-Good-First-Date.763877http://www.socyberty.com/Relationships/How-to-Make-Up-with-a-Girl-in-Six-Steps.695923
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Post Commenthfj
On July 28, 2009 at 11:23 am
Some very good ideas on meeting places for singles. I liked the farmers market place the best, because it is in broad daylight, and you can acually see the real beauty of the person your conversing with. Well done friend.
deep blue
On July 28, 2009 at 3:09 pm
Nice informative tips Annie. Just to break the ice, what a bad timing it would be to get overtaken by the beer and approach the girl.
Will
rutherfranc
On July 29, 2009 at 2:34 am
nice tips for me.. 10 yrs ago..
Kate Smedley
On July 29, 2009 at 2:36 am
Another great article on relationships – and some very good advice!
OhSugar
On July 29, 2009 at 11:31 am
Being a woman, I found your article quiet interesting with some good advice that I can somewhat agree with.
Judy Sheldon
On July 30, 2009 at 12:06 am
From a woman’s perspective, I have to agree with most of your article. I don’t do clubs or bars so would not be interested in that scene, but it may work for some. I loved your logic. You pointed out how to tell who’s looking and who’s not. That’s priceless.
Anne McNew
On August 13, 2009 at 3:01 am
Nice tips Annie, great information shared
RAJEEV BHARGAVA
On August 15, 2009 at 8:34 pm
that was a really entertaining article, annie, as well as educational. there’s lots of invaluable information and tips in here that can be referred to time and time again until it’s memorised. i thoroughly enjoyed it. thank you for sharing.