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3 Steps for approaching girls 

This is a simple little post that gets back to the basics. This is a reminder what exactly your
purpose is in a pick up.

BEGINNING - preparation … clothing, props, initiate an entertaining and interactive conversation (that is what an OPENER is all about).

MIDDLE - using entertaining stories and routines, you convey the humour, confidence and the other typical attractive traits, use NEGS to make them chase you, test them (stop conversation to see if they reinitiate it) and look for the indicators to see if closing is worth doing (like KINO, position and body language, laughter, etc), usually 3 positive indicators.

END - close or eject based on the indicators. Closing will stall when you don’t realise that you will succeed with the close if you have witnessed 3 positive indicators. Decide on either the *close or the #close. If pressed for time, just #close… but try to kiss her goodbye on the LIPS if you have a little time, always KISS CLOSE.

Once again, I urge you, if you don’t already own Mystery’s Ebook
buy the Magic Bullets now. It will make a world of difference in your love life. Trust me!!!!!


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1 comment
  1. Seraf24
    January 6, 2008

    The thing with opening is that when you open, you have to be a bit rude to interrupt the conversation of the set.

    which is why rooting your opener as well as adding the false time constraint is so important. You need a reason to be rude as well as ease their minds about a stranger entering their space.

    -Seraf

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