Pickup is an art, not a science, so have fun with it. It’s the height of spring, and this isn’t about pressure. If there is a science to it, I promise you no rockets are involved (even when you shoot her your Fourth of July line). One example of how to do this is to approach a babe in a humorous manner, but flirt with her as if it’s the second time you’ve met, not the first. Keep the body language loose, smile, and sexily tease her about the late trains or the great weather, or the magazine section she’s in. In your tone, imagine saying this to someone you already know, but just barely (you’re relaxed, yet mysterious).
Another thing I do is rather than focus on meeting the babe or what I’m gonna say, I just say whatever the situation or surroundings call for. Today I saw a nurse running to catch a nearby bus. From behind me, when I turned a bit, she said “I’m catching up with you.
I took the bait and said, “You’re running for the bus”. She giggled.
“And you’re pretty, too,” Another giggle.
In another circumstances, the deejay, the bartender, my friends, any topic I felt legitimately present was invoked to break the ice. No one’s gonna get killed, you’re out having fun, shopping, or taking a walk. Beautiful women will notice your cool manner, and things will take off from there. If you develop enough rapport (e.g. she’s laughing, trading barbs) then to ask for the digits, do so. But keep the mood light as babes like it, not tense.
Live The Dream,
ST
(Kendra Angelesea, photo by Dylan Andreas)
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PUA // June 22, 2009 at 7:31 pm |
“Pickup is an art, not a science, so have fun with it. It’s the height of spring, and this isn’t about pressure.”
It’s important to always be trying new things as well. Even for the masters. Which is why sarging multiple women is crucial. When sarging one woman at a time, there is a tendency to play it safe and do it by the book. Often very counter-intuitive things can produce very good results. The most important is to have fun! This is an awesome hobby that shouldnt be taken too seriously.