Ok guys, what's usually the best body language you can use when walking by girls in the street. Do you usually look girls you like in the eye when walking by them, so that you look like interested, or you just act cool, walk straight, look forward, and try to get attention from girls with good body language of alpha male.
So the thing is do you try to get eye contact with girls that you walk by, or you just act like some super cool guy, and don't look girls direct ally in the eye looking for reaction.
So I am not talking about opening those girls because it's usually when you go to work or school or whatever and you're walking it's not easy to stop those moving targets, I'm just talking about doing it for the sake of practice and gaining attention, which can boost your ego.
So what is the best way to act, what is the best body language for everyday walking in the streets, and do you try to get eye contact, or just play cool?

This is simple:

1. Head up. Chin parallel to the street.
2. Chest out and shoulders back.
3. Arms loose but to your sides
4. Smile (not cheesey though)
5. Hold eye contact until she breaks it.

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I generally don't go getting eye contact with females when walking through a location. I'll do it with males and they'll generally look away, im practicing my alpha inner game this way i suppose.

Um...why are you staring down dudes? The whole point of Game is women. Trying to look tough by making other guys look away is AFC and a good way to start a fight. A real alpha male is the one who is comfortable, not threatened, being around other men. Eye contact with the ladies and pretend the guys don't exist unless there in a mixed set. Smile to everyone and be relaxed, not tough. You'll be a lot better for it. Superman doesn't have to stare guys down to make people know he's Superman. the S on his chest is enough. Be strong and confident, not hard and bad-ass.

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