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However I must stress I don't want to be seen as any sort of guru, I'm new to this myself and I'm still learning and the idea of me having the burden of occaisionally giving impractical advice is not something I want on my shoulders.
I've had the problem of 'I'll do it later' too. I remember in my first year at uni seeing a girl that really blew me away, her dress sense, her looks, she was artistic, tall brunette, just about what I like, but I never spoke to her. Its annoying though as first time I saw her I was going to, it was in the art department at my uni and she walked past and I got up to try and look for her. Sadly one of my tutors pulled me away before I could do anything and after that I saw her several times, sometimes even wondering if she was checking me out, but the spark of courage had fizzled out.
Anyway how have I been attempting to get over it? Well small steps I guess. One of the first things you can try is walking down the street with the Alpha Male stance (namely shoulders back, head held high and looking straight ahead). When you see an attractive girl, look in her eyes and she should spot you (she won't look back 100% of the time though). As she walks past, give her a smile while looking in her eyes and she should smile back (again won't always happen but if it doesn't then don't worry). Even if you give a shy smile at first I wouldn't worry, eventually it'll become easier and you can give a more broad grin. She should be reflective and give one back. You don't have to approach BUT this sort of thing can be an ice breaker before you do as she's reacting positively. Just don't stare at her like a psycho, for goodness sake!!!
Simples.
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