Hazaer
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RE: College/social circle game - What's the next move?
Hey guys, there's a weird situation I have found myself in. There is this new fresher who moved in recently to on campus residence in the same floor. She introduced herself first when she and her mum were arranging her room and stuff. Think I was the first person on campus she met. Anyway, we hung out with some other freshers at the campus bar a couple days later. She said she wasn't feeling well that day but she came out anyway. She was drinking and we talked a bit.
Later we hung out at the common room, also on campus. For some reason, she went to another room alone. I went in like 5 minutes later just to check on her and maybe have a chat. Think she was sleeping but when I came in, she was like 'You surprised me.' I said I was just checking up on her. She said that she was just taking a 'power nap' and quickly stood up, rearranged the chairs back and we went back to the common room.
The next day, she just ignored me because we do run into each other in the kitchen and communal area and kind of made a show of talking to the other guys there. I didn't make the effort to talk to her either. But later, she started giving looks and started kind of appearing beside me when I am talking to other people. Finally, she broke the silence and said a quick 'hi' after another day. I replied but didn't make conversation.
So, is this just attention seeking behavior by a typical 18yr old or is there potential for a discreet date if her reputation is what she is actually worried about? If its real interest, how would you guys go about it? Things like inviting her for a movie might not work because my room is surrounded by freshmen she knows at the moment.
As I am not a freshman, I am not really interested in getting into her social circle.
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| 02-26-2018 07:13 AM |
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seabridge
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RE: College/social circle game - What's the next move?
(02-26-2018 07:13 AM)Hazaer Wrote: Hey guys, there's a weird situation I have found myself in. There is this new fresher who moved in recently to on campus residence in the same floor. She introduced herself first when she and her mum were arranging her room and stuff. Think I was the first person on campus she met. Anyway, we hung out with some other freshers at the campus bar a couple days later. She said she wasn't feeling well that day but she came out anyway. She was drinking and we talked a bit.
Later we hung out at the common room, also on campus. For some reason, she went to another room alone. I went in like 5 minutes later just to check on her and maybe have a chat. Think she was sleeping but when I came in, she was like 'You surprised me.' I said I was just checking up on her. She said that she was just taking a 'power nap' and quickly stood up, rearranged the chairs back and we went back to the common room.
The next day, she just ignored me because we do run into each other in the kitchen and communal area and kind of made a show of talking to the other guys there. I didn't make the effort to talk to her either. But later, she started giving looks and started kind of appearing beside me when I am talking to other people. Finally, she broke the silence and said a quick 'hi' after another day. I replied but didn't make conversation.
So, is this just attention seeking behavior by a typical 18yr old or is there potential for a discreet date if her reputation is what she is actually worried about? If its real interest, how would you guys go about it? Things like inviting her for a movie might not work because my room is surrounded by freshmen she knows at the moment.
As I am not a freshman, I am not really interested in getting into her social circle.
I wouldn't follow a girl to check up on her, but maybe she is still interested.
Ask her to drink coffee, and you can take her to a place outside of campus. If she accepts, she might be interested, and the escalate.
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Hazaer
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RE: College/social circle game - What's the next move?
(02-26-2018 07:52 AM)seabridge Wrote: (02-26-2018 07:13 AM)Hazaer Wrote: Hey guys, there's a weird situation I have found myself in. There is this new fresher who moved in recently to on campus residence in the same floor. She introduced herself first when she and her mum were arranging her room and stuff. Think I was the first person on campus she met. Anyway, we hung out with some other freshers at the campus bar a couple days later. She said she wasn't feeling well that day but she came out anyway. She was drinking and we talked a bit.
Later we hung out at the common room, also on campus. For some reason, she went to another room alone. I went in like 5 minutes later just to check on her and maybe have a chat. Think she was sleeping but when I came in, she was like 'You surprised me.' I said I was just checking up on her. She said that she was just taking a 'power nap' and quickly stood up, rearranged the chairs back and we went back to the common room.
The next day, she just ignored me because we do run into each other in the kitchen and communal area and kind of made a show of talking to the other guys there. I didn't make the effort to talk to her either. But later, she started giving looks and started kind of appearing beside me when I am talking to other people. Finally, she broke the silence and said a quick 'hi' after another day. I replied but didn't make conversation.
So, is this just attention seeking behavior by a typical 18yr old or is there potential for a discreet date if her reputation is what she is actually worried about? If its real interest, how would you guys go about it? Things like inviting her for a movie might not work because my room is surrounded by freshmen she knows at the moment.
As I am not a freshman, I am not really interested in getting into her social circle.
I wouldn't follow a girl to check up on her, but maybe she is still interested.
Ask her to drink coffee, and you can take her to a place outside of campus. If she accepts, she might be interested, and the escalate.
Yeah, it was bad frame to follow her. But since she was by herself, I thought she was isolated to have a chat and maybe make plans without all her friends knowing about it. Thing is, I have noticed that she is very friendly with all the guys (more than even girls) but since most of those guys are freshmen, they are kind of clueless. But then again, friendly might mean attention whoring and them trying to increase the social circle, noticing that quite a lot with freshmen girls so not sure.
Coffee is a good idea to gauge interest. But how would you escalate from there?
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seabridge
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RE: College/social circle game - What's the next move?
Don't worry to much about the loss of frome from the one instance, it's difficult to hold all the time. Now you know for next time.
I don't know how experienced you are, but it sounds like this girl isn't ready to go directly to your place, and a coffee date sounds disarming for most girls.
What i would do, is to try to sit next to her instead of in front of her. This makes touching more possible, which is a very important part of game. Ask some questions, try getting her to talk about topics you have in common. And try to demonstrate higher value. Maybe you have visited cool places, maybe you play music or have a nice car, what ever. Have confidence and feel sexy, when ever i talk to a girl i would like to fuck, i assume that i'm above her in the social hierarchy or sexual market value, even if i'm not. Girls love confidence, but don't be arrogant, try to be charming and funny if thats your thing. If the conversation leads to the topic sex, its always good.
Be funny, confident, do light touching. If things are going good, ask her if she wants to come to your place to taste wine/look at pictures/see your guitar. If she's not there yet, end the date with a kiss, even if everything not went as well as it could. If she won't kiss you there, she probably never will. Take some risk. If nothing works out, next her and find new girls. You gain experience no matter what.
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| 02-27-2018 05:12 AM |
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Hazaer
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RE: College/social circle game - What's the next move?
(02-27-2018 05:12 AM)seabridge Wrote: What i would do, is to try to sit next to her instead of in front of her. This makes touching more possible, which is a very important part of game. Ask some questions, try getting her to talk about topics you have in common. And try to demonstrate higher value. Maybe you have visited cool places, maybe you play music or have a nice car, what ever. Have confidence and feel sexy, when ever i talk to a girl i would like to fuck, i assume that i'm above her in the social hierarchy or sexual market value, even if i'm not. Girls love confidence, but don't be arrogant, try to be charming and funny if thats your thing. If the conversation leads to the topic sex, its always good.
Be funny, confident, do light touching. If things are going good, ask her if she wants to come to your place to taste wine/look at pictures/see your guitar. If she's not there yet, end the date with a kiss, even if everything not went as well as it could. If she won't kiss you there, she probably never will. Take some risk. If nothing works out, next her and find new girls. You gain experience no matter what.
Good topics for convo. I find that I usually run out of things to say after a while. Sometimes, I find that the tempo of the conversation has to be maintained as well, if not, she kind of loses interest although we are still talking.How long do your coffee dates last? Do you do handholding after a coffee date?
Nice tip on the wine, still have a bottle unopened but mentioning alcohol as a reason to come to my place outright might be risky. How about suggesting watching a movie after she comes to my place? No guitars or pics at the moment.
If its a coffee date, I am assuming it has to be a late afternoon or early evening so how do you go for the kiss, especially with no alcohol involved?
I am still doubtful to be honest, since she is kind of a neighbor, am not sure if she is acting nice just to be on good terms. She asked me how my day was, told her that it was busy, she said hers was too and left with an orbiter freshman guy in tow who happens to be another neighbor. Its hard to catch her alone to ask about the date and I got 2 numbers with the same name on my phone.
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