Originally posted by Bad wolfFirst - ask around. Try to find out anything about her that you can. Figure out what she's into, and then study up on a few of those topics. Then keep an eye on her. Wait until she's alone and her attention is on one of those things - like maybe she's looking at a poster of one of the bands she likes, or is reading a book for pleasure by her favorite author, or just had a conversation about the topic and then hung up the phone. Then walk up to her and talk to her about the topic e.g. she's looking at a poster for a band, say "are you into this band? I really like them."
A specific girl.
She'll know what you're doing because she'll have heard that you've been asking about her, but that's ok, because she'll be impressed by it.
Originally posted by Bosse de NageCaptain? Say What?
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Originally posted by AThousandYoungI'm actually friends with her now, known her for about maybe three weeks; she was telling me that she really liked Radiohead just the other day.
First - ask around. Try to find out anything about her that you can. Figure out what she's into, and then study up on a few of those topics. Then keep an eye on her. Wait until she's alone and her attention is on one of those things - like maybe she's looking at a poster of one of the bands she likes, or is reading a book for pleasure by her favorite ...[text shortened]... that you've been asking about her, but that's ok, because she'll be impressed by it.
Problem is though that I never have much to say to her, and only really think of things to say when I'm able to bounce ideas off my friends.