Post: #76

Here is my go-to response (got it from Cidade de Deus):

"Don't worry, I'm not the jealous type."

Post: #77

Good stuff. I prefer to use "do you love him" as they're much more likely to hesitate. Then I call them on it - "you hesitated!"

After that I just change the topic and keep it moving.

Some other great responses in this thread, definitely going to make a note of them in my little document of go to lines.

Post: #78

Id say

good for you, bring yourself over to the bar when you get done texting him goodnight.

Post: #79

I have had better results with "So whats your relationship situation?" instead of "do you have a boyfriend?". Most girls who are really into me and DO have a boyfriend usually reply with something along the lines of "well I'm kind of seeing someone" but do not actually say they have a boyfriend. lol

Post: #80

You can say anything as long as it makes them think about their relationship.
If it's good, they won't cheat, if it's bad: they will likely consider you as a back-up or even have sex with you

Post: #81

I pulled the Luckystar line today, and she immediately snapped "yes", so I still took a few more teasing swings before walking on. As we know full well, there's never a need to ask - it'll come up - and I imagine it's the coziest defense a girl can use against one's approach, subtly implanting the impression that she's having none of it. To be a little more specific, when I'm running a prolonged chat, and the notion of the relationship status is breezily tossed into the mix - my cue to not get any funny ideas about taking the interaction where I'd like it to go .

Post: #82

(02-03-2012 12:45 PM)Tuthmosis Wrote:  It took this girl forever to bring up the boyfriend and, when she did, referred to me as a "temptation." The boyfriend, of course, is 10,000 miles away. Given that she seemed worthwhile, I might put this one on a slow simmer and see if I can shake her loose. I actually, believe it or not, used a line (because it was, hilariously, the first thing that came to mind) that our old friend SashaPUA used: "is this a real boyfriend or a make-believe boyfriend?"

Just unearthing a hidden gem here.

Post: #83

Old thread, but great response I heard, tried try it out last night.

Her: blah blah blah ...I have a boy friend.
Me: My girlfriend has a boyfriend too, so what.
Her: stumbles for a few seconds, conversation continues.

Sets the frame just right.

Post: #84

These are better retorts than what I retired after reading gaming material: "Where is he? I'd like to meet the guy cool enough to land you." That puts her too much on the pussy pedestal. These days my response is a slimmer version of "Is he around?" Still not great, but now that is retired as well thanks to this thread.

Post: #85

The gold in here was added by Roosh. He is talking about EE girls and it really is a great line. So many of them have BFs if you're looking to pull good numbers it is sometimes necessary to attempt a steal. For EE it is not just some slick line, it's a real time and energy saver.

All the cocky type responses are reserved for western girls.

Post: #86

If you sell yourself as a lover and signal it correctly, she won't bring up the boyfriend, she'll know what's up. Having said that, it's difficult to tell when it's a genuine excuse or a test. What I do is I ignore and plough if a girl is, subjectively, worth it. If she'll bring it again, I'll deflect with either "I don't plan to be your boyfriend", or "boys come and go, you should meet a real man". If she keeps bringing him before closing I may go hard telling her I'll take her number and message her next month (or year - said playfully) and she doesn't have to reply if she doesn't want to. Of course, I'll message her the day after.

Post: #87

El Mech quote:

BF, husband or whatever. It doesn't matter here in slut city. I don't ask or care. They all fuck whenever they feel like it.

Her: I have a boyfriend
Me: Rum and coke?

Her: My husband this or that
Me: Rum and coke?

I could see how that line would work in Europe but here in Skanksville the best thing to do is not even listen or entertain anything that will make them think about other guys in their lives.


^^^^^^^^^^
This

Post: #88

When she says she has a boyfriend/man it always reminds of this song that plays around with this issue in a funny way.

Some lyrics from the song (not in order):
Her: I got a man.
Guy: You got a what?
Her: How should I put it, I got a man.
Guy: How long you had that problem?
Her: I already told ya, I got a man.
Guy: What's your man got to do with me?
Her: Are you a chef, cause you keep feedin' me soup.
Guy: I'm big daddy longstroke, and your man's pee wee herman.
Guy: So when your man don't treat you like he used to I kick in like a turbo booster.
Her: My man writes love letters.
Guy: Well if we can't be lovers than we can't be friends.
Her: My man says the same except he's sincere.
Her: My man buys me things and he takes me out.
Guy: Well you can keep your man, cause I don't go that route.