| No, you never start an argument with a girl. You will lose social value, draw attention to yourself in a negative way, and potentially blow the entire venue, not just the set.
Having said that. When I'm out and about, I don't see 8s, or 9s, or SHB10s. Every girl there, I view as they were when they were younger -- like 10, or 11 years old. I treat every girl there as though they were a younger sister, and they are all competing for my attention. It's a great social frame to use, because it gives you context for how to react to most situations like this.
How would you react if you were a suave 22, 23 year old and your 11 year old younger sister was throwing a tantrum? My approach is to go "Ooooh, sweetheart, I didn't mean anything by it. I'm sorry -- will you forgive me?" Calibration here is soooo impeccably important. If you get the vibe that what you may or may not have done was a small social blunder (you accidentally stepped on her foot, or made an off color joke she took offense to), mix in a little bit of sarcasm -- even if it makes her angrier, its a DHV to everyone else in the venue -- it shows that you aren't trying hard, and in my opinion it earns you social proof. Some might argue this point with me. If you've done something worthy of an actual apology (You've spilled your drink on her, or you accidently dropped some cigerette ash one her -- this is something I've been guilty of.), drop the sarcasm and make sure your apology is heartfelt and sincere. _________________ http://www.taooftalk.com | Tao of Talk | "Talk Isn't Cheap." -- Got Trouble Opening and Holding a Conversation? Let Me Help You. It's What I Do. Send Me a PM or Visit My Site.
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