by Guest » Mon Jan 25, 2010 1:23 pm
[QUOTE=bryanc182;34641]I've working really hard on my day game. But when i'm out working on my game, say the mall for instance, and i see woman walking towards me, LOOKING AT ME (not just a quick glance but a good look at me)....and i'm looking at her....as we approach each other she totally looks away like she's not interested or totally ignoring me!!! I get that alot!!!!! They look to the side like they're window shopping or something like that. I'm apprehensive of opening those girls when that happens. I know i should try, but just haven't. the real quesion is IS IT GOOD THAT THEY LOOK AWAY LIKE THAT?? Help!![/QUOTE]
Girls will almost always break eye contact with you first. The reason for this is two-fold: 1) you are the aggressor, so she's not going to stare you down and 2) she's going to use the WAY she breaks eye contact with you as an indicator as to whether or not you should or have permission to approach. Permission is a bad word, more like the "go ahead, I'll be receptive to your advances."
Most AFCs that I know and, even myself back in the day, think that just because a girl looks in your general direction that she's attracted to you or wants you. Not true.
Generally, the way to tell is how she breaks eye contact...remember, let her break it first, even if it's uncomfortable to hold it until she does so. If she breaks eye contact to the side or up, then she's more than likely not interested in you. However, if she breaks eye contact down, then she's taking a more submissive position because she's ready for you to be aggressive towards her. That's the flashing neon sign that says approach me, approach me.
I've approached women that have done both and have found that the ones that break down, tend to be more receptive and are 'easier' to Game because they most likely want you to talk with them. The ones that break to the side or up, are more difficult to Game because they're not all that receptive to your presence. Understand that you can still build attraction, but it'll probably be a little harder.