3 questions

[PrettyCatLol]

Hi everyone, I am new to the boards, but have been an avid reader and practicionner of girlschase.com methods for already quite some time.

I want to ask 3 questions on 3 different topics, I have already searched, but did not find answers to these questions on the site or the boards. This question mostly concern day game and social circle situations.

1.When you approach girl, what kind of facial expression do you use? Should you smile, or just keep your face neutral and focus on eye contact instead?
2.In early conversation with a new girl, is there a technique I can follow to properly qualify a girl without it sounding forced or tryhard? Like when she tells you something about herself and you have to react someway, and do it in a way that incites her to open up even more to you when you deep dive her further?
3.Should you keep talking to a girl you just approached, if she is quite warm and responds well to your deep dives, but does nothing to make the conversation go forward herself, even while seeming interested?

Voilà! I hope to get some answers from the skilled users of this forum, definitely helps when you are still new

-Cat

 

[headsup38]

Hi,

1. The prettier the girl, the more demure you should be when you approach. Smiling confirms you are falling all over her before you speak like the other 700 guys that has approached her. Now don' t be a sourpuss either, but make her work to earn your respect.
2. The only thing you should be doing in the conversation is listening and being attentive to what she has to say. She'll make subtle moves to get you to keeping talking if she's interested. One time I was on the phone at work talking with a girl in another department about something work related and after confirmation on what I needed her to do, she kinda lingered on the line like she wanted me to continue on a personal matter. She had flashed signals when we passed each other in the halls so I knew something was up. Even her colleagues where making subtle hints to me abut her.
3. This is partially related to the answer above. If the conversation gets stale, end it and walk away.