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Can you share more about your experiences cold approaches during the day? What is this like for you? Have you found a modicum of success? Errrr if someone were starting out, how would you start them? Finding places,etc
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There's a lot of great info on Girls Chase about daygame. Particularly this one and this one.
As @Chase mentions in the first article, the main thing about day game, as I have found myself, is to have social momentum.
Think of it like this: let's say you wake up early on a Sunday morning and you've got loads of activities planned out with your friends. The day is crisp and sunny, you go out and have some breakfast with your mates before all piling into a 4wd, heading down to the beach and jumping on some jetskis for a few hours, then you're all off to lunch together with some girls you know from work, lots of good food and laughter, maybe a bit of flirting. Then you all head off for some activity together in the afternoon, lots of fun and good times.
You're on your way home from that, feeling elated, socially buzzing. How hard is it going to be to smile and make small talk with some random girl at the train station? Not hard at all. Life is just too great.
On the other hand, let's say you wake up bored and lonely on Sunday morning after a week that sucks, you've got nothing planned, you play some Call of Duty feeling frustrated with your life, finally you're like 'hell I'm going to talk to some girls, this sucks'. You start doing laps around the mall trying to figure out how to dart out in front of a girl without making her run for the hills.
Cold approach is really about social skills, above all. A lot of what (it seems to me) guys get wrong is that they don't come across in a way that seems like the natural result of a positive state of mind. Think about it: why would a guy start a conversation with a random stranger? Only if he's feeling exceptionally great about himself and the world and can't keep the good news to himself, right? Otherwise he'd be doing what everyone else is doing, just getting by and keeping to themselves.
You often won't be going out cold approaching right after a big social activity, but you must gather social momentum over days and weeks, or everything feels clunky and stuck when you get around to going out. You must be a social creature, speaking and communicating with all kinds of people in many different ways, not someone who makes an insurgency into the social world when circumstances force them to do so.
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One of the best ways to get into a good frame is to think of yourself as an actor. You're playing a part in some chick flick where you are going about your day, and by serendipity you bump into some hot girl, the two of you lock eyes, it's cute and a little awkward but somehow you find the right words in your heart that melt her heart, you get to know eachother, fall deeply in love and live happily ever after. This is what girls expect might happen by chance, but she isn't expecting (or really wanting) a guy who is just going around trying to meet any girl he can because he's lonely.
So when you're out and about, think about your vibe, your subcommunication. Do you come across as cool, easygoing, relaxed, in your own little world but open to sharing it with someone else, in quiet, happy communion with your own soul? Is your posture open and welcoming, your walk slow and graceful, your eyes bright and discerning? This is the state of mind that a woman might expect a man to be in when he spontaneously comes over to find out more about a woman who has caught his eye. This is a man with something to offer, not one desperate to patch a hole in his life.
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The other article by @Bacchus makes a crucial point: arouse her curiosity. When you meet a woman out of the blue, you don't have time to impress her, to take care of all her fears and reservations, to prove that you are worthy and sufficient and outstanding and all that jazz. Even if you could, the setting would make it tactless to do so. What you do have time for, and what fits nicely into the vibe of a man who is spontaneous, is to make her curious. To be curious about her and have her mirror it back. To hint at things, to create little clouds of words that hypnotize her and make her wonder who exactly you are, to evoke feelings within her that she isn't certain from where or why they appeared.
Something Chase has mentioned in articles (I can't exactly remember which ones) that I think is vastly underrated is the idea that a woman is driven largely by curiosity about a man and will go to great lengths to resolve questions, even to the point of bending over for him if that's what it takes to get the answer she needs. Women are driven to find the best, most fulfilling man, that is their top priority in life, they spend most of their lives hovering around men and trying to understand them, comparing them and trying to quickly find ways to put them into labelled boxes to make the job easier. It's the job they were born for, they are nature's selectors, and nature gives them boundless energy and courage to fulfill their mission.
When a man seems too full of life, too happy with himself, too driven and playful and knowledgeable about life and how to exact success from it, and yet she is unable to understand exactly who or what he is, she will find him irresistible even if she hardly knows him. Because this seems like an anomaly, a successful specimen operating outside of the norm. Is he for real? Is he operating on some new level of male existence? Her little scientist mind gets obsessed with figuring out how it all works. You can see the exact formula in all kinds of women's novels.
So show her that you're socially skilled, that you can relate to her, that you are a man who was born to enjoy beautiful things .. but more than anything show her, without words, that life is a beautiful mystery that you can explore together. Everyone wants to know how to live a charmed life, to uncover the rich layer underneath the ordinary existence, and a man who can show her how to be everything she wants to be, with him, is a man she'll go to great lengths to follow wherever he takes her.
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Philosophy aside though, cold approach is simply practicing presence, self expression, and re-calibration, on repeat. You keep your attention on what's going on between you, you express yourself, you see a reflection in her, you adjust a little bit, you stay deeply relaxed throughout and create that bubble that she likes to be in, and overall, you just play and lead, play and lead. It's like a dance, it's about moving together not bumping into eachother.
I've never coached (and I don't know if I ever will) but if I were to start someone off I would simply tell him to pick out a girl he likes, go up and meet her and tell her something he honestly feels, and to say it as truthfully and candidly as he could. Inside every man is an Omar Sharif, an Errol Flynn, a passionate man who wants to express to the world the richest parts of his nature. Once you have that, you have a man who deeply enjoys expressing himself, who needs only to refine the message to figure out how to connect at the right emotional and sexual level with the woman he desires.