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I recently approached a cute/hot American late teen/early twenty-something brunette while vacationing abroad. Even though she seemed DTF, the fact that I went for the date suggest and number close without establishing sufficient comfort/rapport (or qualifying her, creating compliance, etc.), led nowhere. She didn't reply to my ice-breaker.
She did reply to Skills' soft close text though, which I followed the ice-breaker up with the next day (my last day there), "Let's go for a quick meet and greet to see if the vibe is there," by texting: "It's not there for me."
At first blush, it may seem like she is rejecting me.
But, on second thoughts, considering I interacted with her for all of 3 minutes, at most 5 minutes, that's impossible. She doesn't know me. She reacted to my overall presentation during those few minutes, my posture, eye contact, vocal tonality, facial expressions, and the content of our conversation.
One of the keys to achieving success with girls is to toe the line between being excessively harsh with yourself, taking "rejections" personally (getting ego-hurt), and not carrying out the tinkering necessary to optimize said self-presentation to win (aside from the fundamentals, learning engaging gambits or "chick crack" to reel her in). The ideal is somewhere in between.
She did reply to Skills' soft close text though, which I followed the ice-breaker up with the next day (my last day there), "Let's go for a quick meet and greet to see if the vibe is there," by texting: "It's not there for me."
At first blush, it may seem like she is rejecting me.
But, on second thoughts, considering I interacted with her for all of 3 minutes, at most 5 minutes, that's impossible. She doesn't know me. She reacted to my overall presentation during those few minutes, my posture, eye contact, vocal tonality, facial expressions, and the content of our conversation.
One of the keys to achieving success with girls is to toe the line between being excessively harsh with yourself, taking "rejections" personally (getting ego-hurt), and not carrying out the tinkering necessary to optimize said self-presentation to win (aside from the fundamentals, learning engaging gambits or "chick crack" to reel her in). The ideal is somewhere in between.