How to isolate a girl from her peer group



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Jasperhit
PostPosted: Mon Dec 17, 2012 10:04 pm 
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I'm having trouble isolating a girl from her group...what are some of the "tricks", things to say, when isolating a girl from her peer group ? I know it can be something like , let's go get a drink, but i don't drink much...or let's go i'll read your palm which i don't do...
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There are various approaches you can use. It can depend on where you are at the time and who she is with, etc.

Try something simple. For example, let's say her name is Karen. You could say something like, "Karen, let me borrow you for a second..." or you could say something like, "Come here for a second Karen, I want to ask you something...", or you could say something like, "Karen, I want to show you something, come here...".

I hope you get the idea. Try variations on the same theme if you like.
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