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Okay this one has me stumped like no other right now!
Yesterday I went to an out of the way college to hit up some daygame.
I go up to a group of girls (3), I tell them I have a crush on one of the girls but I can't tell them because if the girl I like has a boyfriend I'll cry :'(.
The group immediately singles out the girl without a boyfriend (1 out of the 2 hotties) and I chat her up. She's attracted I can tell by the way she's looking at me. For one I made her day and she was quite enthralled but also she seemed genuinely interested and I could tell we had good sexual chemistry. She has to jet off to class immediately so I pull her aside real quick and get her number before sending her off to class.
She calls out my name as we part ways.
So at this point I'm thinking she's definitely into me right? I'm pretty good at telling these days when girls are into me based on their body language.
Anyway I text her an icebreaker, no response...
No big deal she's in class probably has shit going on and just forgot.
I call her tonight, I address the fact that it was totally crazy/random how we met, I address that I might have embarrassed her in front of her friends (she says it wasn't a big deal), and then I just try and have a normal warm conversation and she's a block of ice.
She won't contribute at all and interrupts me to ask me "is the only reason you called to have small talk?" I try and handle objections and other bullshit, but fail in getting to a substantial place of ground. She gives me the "nice to meet you" and hangs up.
Haha I'm befuddled not so much to her (I've had way worse phone call rejections than that) but as to what caused such a HUGE change in mind.
Most girls I call that were only a tad interested usually give me the time of day on the phone to see what I can do but this girl who was seemingly interested initially cuts me off....
My question: What is this girls thought process to switch so immediately from one extreme to the other. To be soooo enthralled to meet me one minute and then act like she wish she didn't know me the next. Could anyone enlighten me as to what she was thinking?
Thanks =)
-Rob
Yesterday I went to an out of the way college to hit up some daygame.
I go up to a group of girls (3), I tell them I have a crush on one of the girls but I can't tell them because if the girl I like has a boyfriend I'll cry :'(.
The group immediately singles out the girl without a boyfriend (1 out of the 2 hotties) and I chat her up. She's attracted I can tell by the way she's looking at me. For one I made her day and she was quite enthralled but also she seemed genuinely interested and I could tell we had good sexual chemistry. She has to jet off to class immediately so I pull her aside real quick and get her number before sending her off to class.
She calls out my name as we part ways.
So at this point I'm thinking she's definitely into me right? I'm pretty good at telling these days when girls are into me based on their body language.
Anyway I text her an icebreaker, no response...
No big deal she's in class probably has shit going on and just forgot.
I call her tonight, I address the fact that it was totally crazy/random how we met, I address that I might have embarrassed her in front of her friends (she says it wasn't a big deal), and then I just try and have a normal warm conversation and she's a block of ice.
She won't contribute at all and interrupts me to ask me "is the only reason you called to have small talk?" I try and handle objections and other bullshit, but fail in getting to a substantial place of ground. She gives me the "nice to meet you" and hangs up.
Haha I'm befuddled not so much to her (I've had way worse phone call rejections than that) but as to what caused such a HUGE change in mind.
Most girls I call that were only a tad interested usually give me the time of day on the phone to see what I can do but this girl who was seemingly interested initially cuts me off....
My question: What is this girls thought process to switch so immediately from one extreme to the other. To be soooo enthralled to meet me one minute and then act like she wish she didn't know me the next. Could anyone enlighten me as to what she was thinking?
Thanks =)
-Rob