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Why don’t girls talk to me?

April Masini Relationship Advice Forum Relationship Advice Forum Why don’t girls talk to me?

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    sfmcarbaugh
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    Every time I socalize with woman I talk to them first. I have no problem doing that but every girl I talk too is dating someone or turns me down. It would be nice if a girl would start talking to me because she’s interested in me. I don’t expect her to ask me out or make a move on me, for once I’d like to talk to a girl that likes me and wants to be with me. I don’t have any friends to go to social gatherings with or have someone introduce me to a girl. I over hear girls talking to each other and how they talk to guys they like, but girls don’t talk to me. And there’s nothing wrong with my appearance, I don’t smell, or have a weird personality (if your assuming that). I can’t ask what can I do to get girls to talk to me because I can’t make them that choice is hers. I’ll ask what can I do to find a single girl to talk too?

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    April Masini
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    First of all, you have to keep at it. Talking to girls is something you need to work at. So first, make sure you frequent places where there are lots of single women. I don’t know how old you are, so not knowing, my general advice is coffee shops, yoga classes, volunteering at places where you have to work with each other, Like dating, talking to women you’re possibly going to be interested in is a numbers game. Rejection is part of it, so don’t let that get you down — just keep going!

    Second, be approachable. Smile. Look like you’re not rushing off. Be doing something interesting like taking a break from a great book, walking an adorable dog, or looking for a good book at a bookstore you’re browsing. Next, ask for help. Women love giving you advice on what kind of latte to order, which book they think you’ll like, or how to work the dryer in the laundromat.

    Compliment them. Making small talk starts with an opening line, and a compliment that isn’t creepy (you have great breasts) and is genuine (boy, you order your latte like you really know your coffee — yours looks great).

    Get involved in events that require conversation like working at an election polling place, volunteering for a veteran’s administration event or helping out at a block party. You’ll find conversation flows more naturally at places where you have to talk to women in order to get a job done. You can segue into social conversation from there. 😉

    I guarantee you’ll have some nice conversations with women if you do all of these things! 🙂

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