You have to ask what are known as "open ended" questions. In other words, question that cannot be answered with a simple yes or no response.
For example, a simple question such as, "Tell me a little bit about some of your goals and dreams professionally, or personally? (not that you really care)
Then, once they answer, respond with, "What do you feel are some barriers to you achieving these things?" (In her head she is going to either think you are being genuine or being slick) However, the goal of all of this is to make her think in her mind "Ok, this dude really wants to know about me and what's important to me."
For this to be effective you have to be aware of your body language, tone of voice, etc. You also have to be able to disclose things about yourself that she will interpret as you being personal and reflective. (Whether what you share about yourself is true or false is up to you)
The goal to all of this is that you want her to begin opening up to you about personal stuff without her really realizing she is doing it.
You will know that you have achieved this because sooner or later she will say something like, "I can't believe I'm sharing all of this with you", or, "I have never told anyone about this before", or, "You really seem easy to talk to, I feel comfortable sharing around you", etc...
I'm not going to lie, it's a skill, but once you have tried it on a few females it works for all of them.
Now, you can't make this some type of counseling session, or interrogation session, it just has to come fluidly and naturally.
For example, a simple question such as, "Tell me a little bit about some of your goals and dreams professionally, or personally? (not that you really care)
Then, once they answer, respond with, "What do you feel are some barriers to you achieving these things?" (In her head she is going to either think you are being genuine or being slick) However, the goal of all of this is to make her think in her mind "Ok, this dude really wants to know about me and what's important to me."
For this to be effective you have to be aware of your body language, tone of voice, etc. You also have to be able to disclose things about yourself that she will interpret as you being personal and reflective. (Whether what you share about yourself is true or false is up to you)
The goal to all of this is that you want her to begin opening up to you about personal stuff without her really realizing she is doing it.
You will know that you have achieved this because sooner or later she will say something like, "I can't believe I'm sharing all of this with you", or, "I have never told anyone about this before", or, "You really seem easy to talk to, I feel comfortable sharing around you", etc...
I'm not going to lie, it's a skill, but once you have tried it on a few females it works for all of them.
Now, you can't make this some type of counseling session, or interrogation session, it just has to come fluidly and naturally.