I'm a 26 year old average frustrated chump looking to return to my former glory. All through middle school,high school, and the early part of college, I had no problems meeting and attracting women. My junior year in college is when I meet my first serious girlfriend and I stopped actively seeking females. We were together for 4 yrs. Had a baby, broke up, and now I cannot attract a female and the few that I do, "just wanna be friends." I here with an open mind to reverse this trend, and regain my confidence and former self.

Hey,

I think you should just go mental approaching, honestly, just go on the streets, and take lots of trains, as there are plenty of beautiful females always travelling around. I am currently seventeen and although I haven't number closed yet, (probably because of my age), I am getting really close to number closing HB 8's and 9's who are much older than me.

All you have to do, is just convey to them that you are confident in terms of your body language, and try to get them to do most of the talking, because that way you get to know more about them, and from the information that they give you, you can easily elicit of one of the hooks they have given you. Remember this, WOMEN ALWAYS FEEL AS THOUGH THEY ARE CONNECTING AND GETTING COMFORTABLE WITH YOU, IF THEY ARE TALKING ABOUT THEIR PERSONAL LIFE/RELATIONSHIPS ETC.

For me personally, I love it when the beautiful woman talks, Because I always run out of things to say, generally speaking. Try to stay away from boring topics such as Politics, Motoring, Computing and you know, all the other boring topics that, we as men find interesting. Instead, I try to take an interest in their fashion or their past relationships etc.

I don't know, although, I am seventeen, I have tried all these things out, and it has helped me a lot, I feel as though I am connecting with them more and there is more chemistry being created with us if I let them talk more.

Hope this helps!

Cheers

Vay

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