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I'm new here and I am very glad now to be part of this interesting, exciting community.
I have read around a bit on this forum, books, youtube etc. and still have some trouble with this major issue: keeping conversations going. Opening up is not a problem, there are plenty of methods, the thing is what do I talk about after this? I know there isn't a structure plan for this, and this is all but logical because this is the spontaneous part, but aren't there any trick, tips or ideas to keep in your head while conversating with a girl and how to keep it going?
Furthermore, do you guys have any recommendations of ebooks or other material on this topic?
Thanks a bunch in advance!
Basically you want to get into cycle of rapport building through qualification and then breaking rapport.
qualification is usually in the form of a question, basically any question where shes telling herself something about you, means she is qualifying to you, the deeper/more personal this question, the better qualification you get. Then that leads to rapport, where you can talk to the girl about stuff, follow by some break in rapport, ie teasing.
(im not going to go into sexual escalation or kino because its not what you asked, but obviously these are important too)
With the quali question its sometimes good to make a statement first if its out of the blue, rather than just being like "so, whats your main passion in life" would be fake if it was not part of the conversation, so make a statement to link it, ie if your talking about vending machines, lead the conversation like "i wonder who fills those, what a job that must be, defiantly not my ideal job" pause and she might even start the qauli without the question, then if nothing say "id really like to be blahh blah balh because im passionate about it" and then ask your question.
Basically you want to talk about something REALLY deep. So you need to lead the conversation in that direction, at some point, but let it flow. That way your conversation is leading somewhere but also you only lead it there when you run out of things to say.
Main points are:
-listen to what she says, comment on ANYTHING she says that might spark a conversation
-statements of your view before asking a question sometimes make it less "random" as if your trying to make conversation
-Use justification when and where you can, if its a random girl and you ask a question, realize shes uncomfortable with it, then tell her WHY you are asking the question, doesn't have to be a valid reason can just be BS like "becuase you look cool", its a psychological thing, people need justification even if they know the justification is bullshit.
El topo (steve mayeda) and sinn have great speeches on this, youtube them with 21 convention in the title.