Thurgood Thurston III
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I thought what you suggested were first approach openers? You wouldn't already have rapport if it's the first time you've talked to a woman.That was the point...you already have to have some kind of rapport. Though again, just because you failed at it, doesn't mean everyone else will. YMMV obviously. Though the major point - Stand out, always holds true.
No, you don't have to be sharp And I'm not saying everything you say has to be perfect. But telling guys who don't look like you to use corny lines is setting them up for failure. Better advice would be to speak the way you normally speak. Women get put off by incongruence. Be yourself. Don't be out here making fart jokes if she doesn't know you as that kinda guy. Be funny in your own way.Its rona season, you don't have to be that "sharp", there's no sense in being verbose if all you're looking for is a quick fukk. Even then, dikk and fart jokes have had men and women laughing for ages. Here's what doesn't work - high brow humor or searching for the perfect sentence, only to have it faded away by horrible texts back and forth.
Now, if those lines were for achieving a specific goal then that would be fine.
I and many others have debunked this a billion times on here. I've had women who considered me the funniest and most charismatic man they've ever met and still not give me p*ssy. On the flipside, I've had women who hated my guts throw p*ssy at me. Their attraction towards me was the only measurable difference.Whether you're attractive or not. A lot of the time I see remarkably ugly men with hot girls. Its really not that hard, game has existed for decades, "make her laugh and she'll do anything" and "time + proximity = love" have been the E=MC² of their time.
I'll give you credit though for at least giving actionable advice before. Most dudes on here usually just tell you some variation of "be confident have mouthpiece".
But to keep this productive, you should share a story. Let us know about the time some broad gave you issues and you used your "game" to solve it.