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Suggestions/Advice on How To Be A Little More Social/Personable With A Little Someone
Now, I know this is going to sound rediculous people, as crazy of a talker as I am on here, but there are times when I am at school with friends and people that I know and I just don't really know exactly what to say to start conversation and whatever. This is Especially true when I am around one of my many attractive female friends. The ones that I may want to have more with.
I was just wondering if any of you all had any ideas on how to just be a little more social. You know, I'm always asking question like "how are you doing", "how was your weekend" and all of that good stuff but with a lot of them, I feel like I just can't be completely loose and I was wondering if any of you all had any suggestions on how to be a little more conversational. That's my biggest problem actually and I really wish I knew how to get better at it. :nod: Thanks for reading, and hopefully I'll be hearing from some of you people out there. :nod: I appreciate it so much. Much Love |
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Listen to people. Make them feel better about themselves. |
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Quit trying so hard.
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The people you're talking to (or trying to talk to) generally have a keen feel for whether you're paying genuine attention or whether you're just phoning in or even yanking their chain. |
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compliments are amazing :D
give a girl a compliment, and shell love you forever :) -well, a friend love at least. |
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But still, girls always love compliments. :shrug: and even guys do, if you want guy friends, just be like 'your shoes kick major arse, are those [insert brand name popular where you live]?' and that makes for a conversation as well. My friend Adam tries to be ghetto, so we talk about his Ghetto shoes, that was a twenty minute conversation in itself. haha. |
Don't talk to her tits.
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Thats good too!! :laugh:!!! |
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