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@Teevster , Hey thanks for the post, man . I have a question I want to have your take on it. Doesn’t opening the girl even indirectly, signaling interest, especially in a cold approach scenario?
Let’s say a girl sitting on the bench in park. What could be the other reasons you go and talk to her ? I think she would know you are interested.
thanks
I agree with what @Warped Mindless said. However I would also add that yes, it is true that most women would assume that your move to approach her is a sign of interest from your end. Nothing you can do about this, in the sense that this is an intrinsic aspect of cold approaching. However, what you can do is avoid "adding" to it by showing over the top amount of interest.
Remember also that the key is NOT to NOT SHOW ANY INTEREST. The ideal is to show mixed signals. Hence, approaching her may show interest, but then you do things that show less interest such as a tease or a playful disqualifiers or simply a challenging attitude. The idea is to find balance : that sweet spot between showing interest and showing disinterest.
Also, another thing is that even though she thinks you are into her, it does not imply a frame that you are the one chasing her or hitting on her. And this is key, because it affects the overall vibe on the interaction and limits some of her social power in that moment, allowing you to gain more control over the interaction. She cannot for example go all testy on you, because it hasn't been made explicit that you are hitting on her. You also come off as smoother and less needy. See even if women see through your game, they still like the fact that you have good game.
But the most important dimension, is that you do not force her into a corner where you has to make a quick decision of whether or not she has to reject you upon the approach (where she has limited knowledge about you) - which in most cases will lead to automatic rejections. This last part is the number one reason to not go "neo-direct".
Best,
Teevster