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The point of this forum is raising your game. So try to think about ur game in general rather than 'that specific situation'. When u've done 30 approaches and you've noticed something specific goes wrong in most of them, try to analyze it. But doing jst 1 approach, really it could have been a million things.
They were drunk, they were hookers, they were lesbians, they were jst kidding, they thought ur ugly but said ur hot, they had something to do so they didnt wait, u didnt project alphaness, u seemed a douche, ur body posture was wrong, u seemed shy, etc etc etc etc (and the list could go to infinity)
U get my point now? Try to get to know ur problems first and then solve them.
Hope I helped
- Hitman
Maybe i wasn't clear when i started this thread or in any of my other posts in it. I want to know what i should have done. The way i see it now looking back on the situation, i had four options.
1) I could have completely ignored them
2) I could have tried to play it cool and acknowledge them but without doing anything proactive
3) I could have tried playing it cool but say something like "Wait, I'll only be a couple minutes." or "Come here if you want to talk to me".
4) I could have went up to them after they yelled the second time
Obviously option 1 would have been stupid and got me nowhere. At the time I chose option 2 and hoped that it would have worked out for me, but it didnt. And that's fine, I'll know better for next time. That means that next time I'll have to chose between option 3 and 4. I want to know which one you guys think would work better. I know that this exact scenario will never happen again, but a similar situation could present itself.
It happens often enough that girls yell things like "Your hot" or "My friend thinks your sexy" to me, so I'm fairly certain these girls weren't kidding, and I'm pretty sure they weren't drunk or hookers either Hitman. I think I played the whole situation pretty well up to the point i walked into the store. And like i said, I want other peoples perspectives on what I could have done at this point/what i should do the next time a girl says something like "No, come back"