by Guest » Sun Mar 29, 2009 10:48 am
Dont state, that you do, its like asking for permission,
"I have a question for ya"..
*crickets chirp*
Then what do you do?
Just ask it, going balls deep in it right now is not advisable as, from what youve posted, there doesnt seem to be alot of attraction, at least not enough to go head first into.
I'm glad to see you are thinking about her possible responses, this is social calibration/framing. Get used to it.
Stop going conversational so fast. Youre asking really deep questions and requesting to much.
"Hey hoebag" is a better start than "Hey Parker I have a question for you.." (not saying you should use it..)
Stop using names, its understood you know here name, instead make up a name and assign it to her now, call her a different name, "Hey Sunshine, I have a question for you."
When trying to cold read don't ask questions, make statements.
"Are you adventurous."
"no."
Now what?
vs.
I can tell you this story you do random shit like me. (then tell a story.) (also hard to do with text)
even that above you shouldn't be doing yet because you don't know her enough. so you are trying to cold read into a deeper connection and she is trying to keep it light n fluffy.
Play a little game, try and intentionally make your response SHORTER than what she responded with.
One I used to do alot back in the day was
Me: Do you have a dog?"
Her: yes, no, I have a vag...
Me: (ignore) and wait for the "Why?" text)
Her: Why?
Me: (ignore) for about 30 minutes. ) then send, "Why what?"
The story goes, "I saw somebody that kinda looked like you, at least I think it was a girl, walking this massive great dane. the dog wasn't trained or anything but it took off after a cat and was dragging the poor he/she around. Funniest thing I've seen today, hands down."
(Don't tell it via text)
Instead if she responds with "You asked if I had a dog, why?
Tell her, "oh yeah, funny story call me and ill tell you right quick but then you have to go cause you're super swamped."