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it’s day 1 of officially getting back to day game. I haven’t day gamed in about 2-3 months since i got back to college so i’m a bit rusty.
Today, i focused on getting over my approach anxiety (again) so i started off too scared to make approaches (reputation scares but i go to a big enough college, about 40k students, that it honestly shouldn’t matter) and eventually made a couple of approaches. Here are the notable ones:
Girl A:
I was hanging around a coffee shop when i spot this cute girl who comes to grab a coffee. After getting her order, she walks all the way to where I was staying and sits beside me. I open her with a compliment:
"Hey, cool pants!"
She says thanks and proceeds to tell me how much she likes it and where she got it from. I do a lot of compliment openers so when I get responses like this, there's a good chance it's a green light. I ask her about the pants some more and we moved into conversation about where she was from etc etc. She seemed really excited to talk to me so I assumed it was in the bag. Before I left, I asked for her Instagram(I alternate between IG or numbers when I'm on college because IG lets you and the girl passively keep up with each other). She asks for my phone so she can type it in and I ask what her plans were, hoping to secure an instant date. She says she has class and I ask what she was doing after. She said she was free and I told her we should study together. She seemed down and asked for logistics. I told her I'll dm it to her over instagram and we parted ways.
Honestly, I wasn't expecting much from it because it wasn't my best game and girls flake all the time but she seemed super compliant so I had my hopes up a little bit. After a couple of minutes, I send two texts to her telling her where we should meet up. She never responded and about 2 hours later, I shoot her a final text: "still coming?" to see where her head was at. I got left on read and now i'm pretty confused.
I had a similar thing happen to me last week as well where a girl seemed pretty compliant in person but ignores me over text/instagram. Any ideas for where I went wrong?
Girl B:
This approach was just a total disaster. I have personal notes for where i went wrong but I'm curious to see what the folks on here say:
I'm walking on campus when I see this cute girl walking towards me. I wave and compliment her hair: "hey, your hair looks good" to which she responds thank you with a slight smile. Here's what it all goes wrong:
Me: "Where are you headed to?"
Her: "My dorm"
Me: "Oh cool, I'll walk you for part of the way" (i think i did this to defuse the tension since i stopped her in her tracks and she seemed a bit confused but i could have just moved her off the path and continued the conversation I think)
Her: "Uhh, why?"
Me: "So we can talk and get to know each other" (terrible line)
Her: "Uhh, okay?"
We start walking and I'm trying to start a conversation. She seems very confused as to why I'm even talking to her so i'm trying to defuse the tension and build some comfort:
Me: "So where are you coming from?"
Her: "My sorority house"
Me: "Hmm, is it <random sorority house>"
Her: "No"
Me: "So what year are you in?" (I could have made some comment about her being in a sorority or challenged her on being in a sorority but she seemed uncomfortable so it didn't seem right)
Her: "Freshman"
Me: "Oh, I'm a senior"
Her: "Oh"
Small awkward (at this point, i get in my head)
Me: "Yeahhh, I don't really date freshmen so this will just be a friendly chat" (i dont even know why i said this, i think i was just trying to defuse the tension)
Her: (still showing discomfort through her body language and looking confused): "Uhh, okay?"
At this point, I try to make some more regular conversation to get some investment from her. I asked her where she was from and told her i was from out of the country. I asked her if she had travelled and where she'd been to and why but she kept giving me one-word responses so I just bid her farewell and left.
I don't know what it is but this rarely happens when I cold approach outside of college(most girls seem to know what's going on) but this is the second time it's happening in college. Any ideas why? Inexperience on the part of the girls?
I also think I could have paced her reality by commenting on how confused she looks.
Today, i focused on getting over my approach anxiety (again) so i started off too scared to make approaches (reputation scares but i go to a big enough college, about 40k students, that it honestly shouldn’t matter) and eventually made a couple of approaches. Here are the notable ones:
Girl A:
I was hanging around a coffee shop when i spot this cute girl who comes to grab a coffee. After getting her order, she walks all the way to where I was staying and sits beside me. I open her with a compliment:
"Hey, cool pants!"
She says thanks and proceeds to tell me how much she likes it and where she got it from. I do a lot of compliment openers so when I get responses like this, there's a good chance it's a green light. I ask her about the pants some more and we moved into conversation about where she was from etc etc. She seemed really excited to talk to me so I assumed it was in the bag. Before I left, I asked for her Instagram(I alternate between IG or numbers when I'm on college because IG lets you and the girl passively keep up with each other). She asks for my phone so she can type it in and I ask what her plans were, hoping to secure an instant date. She says she has class and I ask what she was doing after. She said she was free and I told her we should study together. She seemed down and asked for logistics. I told her I'll dm it to her over instagram and we parted ways.
Honestly, I wasn't expecting much from it because it wasn't my best game and girls flake all the time but she seemed super compliant so I had my hopes up a little bit. After a couple of minutes, I send two texts to her telling her where we should meet up. She never responded and about 2 hours later, I shoot her a final text: "still coming?" to see where her head was at. I got left on read and now i'm pretty confused.
I had a similar thing happen to me last week as well where a girl seemed pretty compliant in person but ignores me over text/instagram. Any ideas for where I went wrong?
Girl B:
This approach was just a total disaster. I have personal notes for where i went wrong but I'm curious to see what the folks on here say:
I'm walking on campus when I see this cute girl walking towards me. I wave and compliment her hair: "hey, your hair looks good" to which she responds thank you with a slight smile. Here's what it all goes wrong:
Me: "Where are you headed to?"
Her: "My dorm"
Me: "Oh cool, I'll walk you for part of the way" (i think i did this to defuse the tension since i stopped her in her tracks and she seemed a bit confused but i could have just moved her off the path and continued the conversation I think)
Her: "Uhh, why?"
Me: "So we can talk and get to know each other" (terrible line)
Her: "Uhh, okay?"
We start walking and I'm trying to start a conversation. She seems very confused as to why I'm even talking to her so i'm trying to defuse the tension and build some comfort:
Me: "So where are you coming from?"
Her: "My sorority house"
Me: "Hmm, is it <random sorority house>"
Her: "No"
Me: "So what year are you in?" (I could have made some comment about her being in a sorority or challenged her on being in a sorority but she seemed uncomfortable so it didn't seem right)
Her: "Freshman"
Me: "Oh, I'm a senior"
Her: "Oh"
Small awkward (at this point, i get in my head)
Me: "Yeahhh, I don't really date freshmen so this will just be a friendly chat" (i dont even know why i said this, i think i was just trying to defuse the tension)
Her: (still showing discomfort through her body language and looking confused): "Uhh, okay?"
At this point, I try to make some more regular conversation to get some investment from her. I asked her where she was from and told her i was from out of the country. I asked her if she had travelled and where she'd been to and why but she kept giving me one-word responses so I just bid her farewell and left.
I don't know what it is but this rarely happens when I cold approach outside of college(most girls seem to know what's going on) but this is the second time it's happening in college. Any ideas why? Inexperience on the part of the girls?
I also think I could have paced her reality by commenting on how confused she looks.