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"...do you think marriage makes a person better or worse?" My group was actually talking about this when I first used it to open so using it as an opinion opener was 100% true.
"...do you think men and women can be just friends?" Every woman I've opened this with says yes. Most men answer no and I make mention of that difference with a follow up.
These telegraph interest.
How so? Please explain to the newbies such as myself. Thank you:)
Both openers relate to relationships. Without anchoring properly, women will quickly realize you're interested and hitting on them.
Remember, some stranger approaching a woman is by default an awkward situation. You need to anchor your opener, which means
1) giving an explanation for why you're asking at that particular moment
2) providing a time constraint
These two things should be done without conveying that you're interested in the target (i.e., complimenting them, using a "pickup line", giving them positive body language, etc...). Ideally by the time they realize you're interested, they already are interested in YOU.
Especially when just starting out, avoid relationship-y openers without anchoring them to someone else (i.e., "my friend's girlfriend" instead "women in general").
Let me change your second opener so that it includes the two things I have stated above:
"Hey guys, I can only stay for a second, but I wanted to get your opinion on something. I was just talking with those guys over there, and they said that they're not able to be "just friends" with attractive women. I'm friends with plenty of women, and many of them I would never look at sexually -- the guys over there don't believe me."
Etc. etc..
There are even some DHV spikes in there, so even better.