Congruency
You have finally decided to take action and make the first approach. Firstly you must decide who you will approach. Subsequently you must determine the best method for stimulating a natural conversation. There are two basic rules that will allow you to accomplish this goal.
1)Every approach must be situational and congruent for it to be most effective.
(2) It should not raise the woman’s red flag and if this is impossible, we must proceed with as much sincerity as possible.
I want to break down what these two rules mean. The term situational refers to statements that are entirely congruent in reference to the situation in which we are approaching. For example, imagine you are in a bar setting. The thump of the base clashes with bright lights, pulsating bodies, and the sloshing of mixed drinks. You approach a woman and exclaim, “Hey I have a great idea for breath mints and I wanted your opinion on it.” This statement makes no sense in the normative context of the bar! She may think, “Why is this guy asking me about this? It’s weird.” Although I completely agree that it could work for the purposes of starting a conversation (believe me when I say I have used equally horrible openers), I argue that it is not the best option.
When statements seem unnatural, out of place, and awkward, you are sending a message that appears fake and pre-conceived. Unless your paralanguage makes up for the randomness of the question (i.e. you utilize a unique sense of humor, phrase the question in a certain way, etc.), you will look like you are forcing conversation. In other worlds you are conveying the wrong message. We never want the women we are approaching to feel as though we have thought about what to say or how to say it. It will appear insincere and perhaps even creepy.
A prime factor that contributes to your ability to maintain a natural and sincere disposition is congruency. Always make your approach congruent to the given situation. For example, imagine a woman is sitting in the park with her new Kindle. A perfectly congruent opener for this situation is: “Hey that’s a cool kindle. I was looking into getting one, but I wasn’t sure if it was necessary. I’m still in the pattern of getting my books from the book store

. Do you have any advice?” The statement makes perfect sense in reference to her current state of using her Kindle. You have not appeared as though you are “hitting on her” and the transfer to further conversation will be smoother. Thus she may answer, “Why the kindle is the greatest thing ever,” and you can reply, “Wow I’m really glad you told me that, I’m Ben by the way.” Then continue onto another subject.
Comfort is a critical component in building attraction. By maintaining congruency with your opening statement, you are maintaining a comfortable SPAM in which further conversation can flourish. Thus your statement will raise no red flags, where as an errant statement would create more confusion, suspicion, and a possible defensive response from the girl (i.e. who the hell are you and why are you asking me this stupid, irrelevant question to my life).
-Hope this helps guys (keep it natural

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-Ben Reed AKA Breednow
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Ben Reed is a life coach and social dynamics expert originating out of Philadelphia, PA.
-He currently is launching his new website in june:
www.Breednowornever.com