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You "transition" by rambling. Rambling is great because it isn't even a transition anymore, it becomes your game.
Now look, rambling takes balls, just like anything you have to do it. What is rambling? It's talking about anything and everything. Tell her she's cute on the opener, then quickly notice shit about her and talk about that, or talk about something that happened to you before or yesterday, or talk about how amazing the weather is for a date wink wink cheeky. Or tell her to quickly walk with you and chat about her favourite dress.
This is where the saying "what you say doesn't matter, it's HOW you say it" comes in. Of course it matters that you say something, but that something can be anything apart from the obvious things you wouldn't talk about like rape, murder, insulting her or her friend, or anything that causes girls to run away screaming ohmygodhesscary.
Rambling is learnt easily, it's not something you require much training for, in fact it comes when you are in a talkative state of mind and you can get yourself there quite easily. Force yourself to talk about something and go on every tangent possible, whatever comes to your mind. This is called free association and shifts your mind into a forward thinking mode, where you do not look back at what you said but always move forward, the way it should be. This is also how you pass shit tests by the way, by constantly moving forward in your conversations, never looking back, because looking back causes you to analyze what you just said, self doubt, say you're sorry for saying something when there was no need for apology, etc. Moving forward in you conversations is the way to game constantly, which means you can make mistakes in your conversation game because even if she is a little weirded out, you are spouting so much shit that she'll forget it in the next 5 seconds. The great masters of the game don'T have top notch conversation skills, they just don't look back.
That's how you transition from open to bed.
Rambling.... I like that term. Well put my friend.