Posts Tagged Introductions

Men Like to Be Approached

The question of approaching a potential date has come up in a series of recent e-mail’s and conversations with friends. On Twitter I asked if women approach guys or do they prefer to be approached. Between the responses I received and the answers from my friends the answer is fairly unanimous, women prefer to be approached leaving the sole responsibility on the shoulders of us men. You would think after some several million years of evolution of hunting and finding what we want, the hetero-male-sapien (if that’s not a word, it is now), would have patented this process. We haven’t.

Men face a lot of doubt when approaching a woman, regardless of our level of toolamship. There’s a reason Mystery’s three second rule works really well. It gets us to stop thinking and just do. The more confident and sure a guy is, the more comfortable they are in approaching a woman. The other strategy is to let things “naturally” progress, gaging our approach through more social avenues. Regardless of the type of guy and his method of approaching, we love it when a woman approaches us. Read the rest of this entry »

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Introductions Are Hard

HandOne of my major dating flaws is approaching and introducing myself to women. I’m “old-school” when it comes to an approach; ask for their name, throw a compliment and work from there. In todays modern world, this approach is just as successful as using the line “Hi, nice shoes, lets fuck!” Most people suggest using an approach to gardner her interests into you as a person, such as displaying your humor, wit or intelligence. Afterwards it’s all up to you. I begin to falter right after gardening a person’s interests, usually when you tell the person your name, likes and dislikes.

A few of the reasons I falter is I get so wrapped into the conversation, I forget or take the opportunity to formally introduce myself; I become just another guy. Here’s perfect example, 5 posts in and I’ve yet to tell my readers (who seem to be predominantly female) anything about myself. I’ve dropped some hints but nothing direct. So it’s time to introduce myself. Read the rest of this entry »

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