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Seems like when I open girls its ok, they dont run away or see me as a creep . I aint fat or muscular but Im in shape. And I try my body language to be the best. What has worked for me a lot has been mixing eye contact with a soft-slow-flirty tone of voice (?) and girls let me touch them after few minutes (light kino, with strong eye contact)
Thing is I can get that , I even kissed a girl in just the 15 min of just meeting her but after that things go stale. Like I cant create rapport. I dont know how to talk at all? (funny because I thought it worked the other way around with me)
Any ideas on how to create rapport?
The easiest way to build rapport is to tell stories from your life that are true. Talk about interesting hobbies you might have. When in doubt start a new crazy hobby. Exaggerate a bit if you must but you better remember what you said and be able to prove you did it. I remember this one set I was talking about this first aid/disaster training I did and and embarrassing moment I had. I don't do a lot of self depricating humor but I was on a roll I guess.
Long story short I tucked my pants into my boots and had a thigh rig on and went to a knee like an hour into this winter training to assess a fake patient and had crotch ripped out of my pants, thank god for the white underamour cold gear keeping me warm in less than freezing weather for the rest of the 8 hour day. I was working in snow and ice with my pants ripped out all day long with my tighty whities showing. I was called "Kilt" from then after for obvious reasons. This girl from the set was like yeah bullshit that didn't happen being a shit tester, I bet her winner buys next round, and pulled out my phone for some pictures.
Tell stories from last week, something funny you did as a kid, about a time with your friends, just be interesting. If the story gets interrupted or someone joins the group don't go back to an old story (thread) unless someone asks you to, just start up a new one. Its not so much what you tell them, it is more in how you tell them the story, and making yourself easy to identify with. Where people can nod their head and go yeah I'd do the same thing, or my friend had that happen to them. Talking about life experiences and how you dealt with them or funny stories from your life makes you human and easy to identify with, then you aren't just Joe PUA from the bar. You are Joe PUA from the bar that one time wore a crotch ripped pants "The Kilt" in freezing weather....blah blah blah. You become memorable and that builds rapport.