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Buon giorno, GirlsChase community. I'd like to take a quick second to introduce myself- I'm the newest fresh meat around here. I'm 21 and am entering my senior year of college this fall, although it's more of a 5 year plan so I'm a...sub-senior? It's my first year at a university, I just finished community college. I was one of those woefully overly-romantic types (still passionate about women, but now I know how to apply it), the prime type to get hung up on That One Special Girl. I thought I was done with that faulty perspective, alas, one infiltrated my friend crowd (and eventually my heart and soul, yikes) and proved to be the worst case of it. Or rather I allowed her to be...All the same, GirlsChase played a big part in helping me realize...myself, honestly. That article (you know the one) helped to remind me of some common sense things that no longer become common sense things when you go too nutty over a girl. Helped to re-establish a perspective I lost sight of that really did run as deep as being true to yourself. Cliche'. I could write a couple essays on the process, but we have business to attend to.
Enormous thanks to Chase and the team for the incredible articles that have immensely helped me. I don't agree with everything 100% but I feel I've legitimately been enlightened all the same, it's seriously terrific stuff that goes to unheard-of depths. Very articulate to say the bare minimum. And it's free! The free version alone has a wealth of knowledge. Not only that, you all seem like guys I'd want to chill with outside of cyber space on top of all the profound insight you constantly drop. The texting tips and how to ask girls out alone have taken me miles, it's seriously great stuff. I'm not sure how much I'll be posting here but I just wanted to let you guys know how much you've helped yet another man who needed it pretty badly.
--Now on to the business: There is a girl (like always) that works as cashier of this little classic hotdog/hamburger place. The owners are surely Italian-American, and she is certainly the daughter of the owner. Gulp. I'm not concerned about that, what I'd like to hear your opinions on is my direct opener and my plan in general. After ordering something, I plan to just go right into it. I have been there twice before and feel I've made a good impression from doing barely anything. The thing is, I think this girl might be kind of interested in me. She looked down as she smiled to herself (in relation to me) and I may be 21 chromosomes-retarded when it comes to picking up on that stuff but I didn't miss that one. Even a blind mouse finds cheese, etc...My point is, there is a modicum of familiarity between us and I think she'll remember me.
However, of course, I didn't do a thing. Either time. What could I do?! She's working, it's difficult to edge any sort of game when she's just behind that counter and I'm just ordering and we're just experiencing a transaction. Rejoice, dear reader, for Chase had me covered. Sure enough, I found the articles dealing with approaching girls who are working and devoured them. All that is left is to put the theory to practice, the actual learning part.
I originally intended to use, "Excuse me, (the rest)" but now I'm dropping it making it simply look like this: "You're incredibly beautiful. I'm Anthony. I can't allow myself to walk out that door *casually motion behind me with a thumb while still holding eye contact* without asking you to lunch. So. Would you like to get lunch sometime?" Cue her bawwing and exclaiming yes and exchanging phone numbers for the logistics later and happily ever after and no problems ever again in my whole life, the end.
What say you, community? How does my little plan hold up? From what I've gathered, it matters -how- I say it a good deal more than -what- I exactly say, anyway.
FURTHER: I asked my friend, a chick, what she thinks. She, of course, gave some over-the-top fairy tale response, and the things she said I should say were never said to her by any of the boyfriends she's ever had, at least not as openers. Maybe I should mention that to her sometime, tactfully. Saw the "never listen to women for dating advice" article play out literally before my very eyes. And it wasn't the first time with that one...
Thanks already for the insight. May your conquests always prove victorious and your women always extraordinary.
The best,
Anthony
Enormous thanks to Chase and the team for the incredible articles that have immensely helped me. I don't agree with everything 100% but I feel I've legitimately been enlightened all the same, it's seriously terrific stuff that goes to unheard-of depths. Very articulate to say the bare minimum. And it's free! The free version alone has a wealth of knowledge. Not only that, you all seem like guys I'd want to chill with outside of cyber space on top of all the profound insight you constantly drop. The texting tips and how to ask girls out alone have taken me miles, it's seriously great stuff. I'm not sure how much I'll be posting here but I just wanted to let you guys know how much you've helped yet another man who needed it pretty badly.
--Now on to the business: There is a girl (like always) that works as cashier of this little classic hotdog/hamburger place. The owners are surely Italian-American, and she is certainly the daughter of the owner. Gulp. I'm not concerned about that, what I'd like to hear your opinions on is my direct opener and my plan in general. After ordering something, I plan to just go right into it. I have been there twice before and feel I've made a good impression from doing barely anything. The thing is, I think this girl might be kind of interested in me. She looked down as she smiled to herself (in relation to me) and I may be 21 chromosomes-retarded when it comes to picking up on that stuff but I didn't miss that one. Even a blind mouse finds cheese, etc...My point is, there is a modicum of familiarity between us and I think she'll remember me.
However, of course, I didn't do a thing. Either time. What could I do?! She's working, it's difficult to edge any sort of game when she's just behind that counter and I'm just ordering and we're just experiencing a transaction. Rejoice, dear reader, for Chase had me covered. Sure enough, I found the articles dealing with approaching girls who are working and devoured them. All that is left is to put the theory to practice, the actual learning part.
I originally intended to use, "Excuse me, (the rest)" but now I'm dropping it making it simply look like this: "You're incredibly beautiful. I'm Anthony. I can't allow myself to walk out that door *casually motion behind me with a thumb while still holding eye contact* without asking you to lunch. So. Would you like to get lunch sometime?" Cue her bawwing and exclaiming yes and exchanging phone numbers for the logistics later and happily ever after and no problems ever again in my whole life, the end.
What say you, community? How does my little plan hold up? From what I've gathered, it matters -how- I say it a good deal more than -what- I exactly say, anyway.
FURTHER: I asked my friend, a chick, what she thinks. She, of course, gave some over-the-top fairy tale response, and the things she said I should say were never said to her by any of the boyfriends she's ever had, at least not as openers. Maybe I should mention that to her sometime, tactfully. Saw the "never listen to women for dating advice" article play out literally before my very eyes. And it wasn't the first time with that one...
Thanks already for the insight. May your conquests always prove victorious and your women always extraordinary.
The best,
Anthony