Diego-
Here's a great rule to live by: if you're talking to her, and you're having fun, and she's having fun, why wouldn't you look for ways for the two of you to keep spending time together right now and have even more fun?
diegocandamo said:
I've read about persistance and that we shouldn't settle for a no the first time we ask a girl to come home with us (and other situations when she doesn't comply: like moving to other place). We should ask many others. If I do and is still "no no no" I guess I shouldn't take this as it won't happen other time so I should try to have a first date with this girl (since I already should have his phone number) and push on that day, right?
That's the hard push / hard sell. Think of that as "burning it to the ground." When you go for that one, you're gambling - gambling that with enough calm, measured persistence, you can get her to change her mind and say, "Well, okay." However, if she says
no, and it
ends on that "no," your goose is more or less cooked for the future.
So before you do that one, give it a think, and decide if you're more interested in trying to see this girl later (propose a date, grab a number, and set up the date for the future) OR if you'd rather see if you can make something happen right now, the future be damned.
Generally though, you only get to do one - do the one you think gives you the best shot at making some magic happen.
It's worth trying out the hard push to get a feel for when it's worth using and when it isn't. If you're not sure exactly how to do it or you're not doing it calmly, smoothly, and addressing logical objectives while being gently inviting though, it normally won't work, so keep that in mind - it'll fall flat without the right tones / angle, so don't use it with girls you really like until you've figured out how to do it properly - it's advanced technique that can work wonders when you're good and you've got your vibe down right, but can come across clumsy and even creepy in the hands of many a beginner!
Chase