Accessorize! More conversation Tactics….
We all know girls pay really close attention to what they wear in addition to their outfits. Whether it be bracelets, jewelry, stupid pointy fucking shoes, purses or whatever, their appearance is all very closely and carefully calculated. Mostly, I think they do this for the sake of other girls. They like being complimented on that Tiffany’s ring or Chanel purse. In fact, some of them are even renting designer purses, and it certainly isn’t to attract guys. When was the last time you noticed or cared about the brand of some chick’s purse? If you’re even considering that thought, then you probably like men.
Mystery, the pick-up artist, utilizes another clever tool. Man, I hate bringing him up so much because I think he’s a total douchebag who was molested by Kenny G as a child. Anyway, he teaches his pupils to wear something really ridiculous to get a woman to approach you and get a conversation going. He suggests binoculars or swimming goggles around your neck. As retarded as that sounds, he is on to an even deeper point here. When you’re in a conversation with a prospect, little things can really help keep it flowing. I, for one, hate small talk. I can’t stand it. But, I’m really really good at it. I’m good at it because I’m very aware of my surroundings, and I’m good at finding things to wield to my advantage. Which brings me to the meat of this bloggity blog!
Male accessorizing! Ok, that sounds a little too…well you know. I can’t think of anything else to call it so we’re just going to have to use Male Accessorizing. Deal with it! There are things you can wear, bring, and utilize in the art of conversation that can really break down those initial barriers and get her more comfortable with you. In an earlier post, we’ve already talked about the use of designer jeans. If that’s not your cup of tea, think about things that highlight the best aspects of yourself. For example, if you’re a musician, you can have maybe like a pickholder on your keychain. Then you can put your keys on the table because you don’t want to sit on them or something to draw her attention to it. I don’t know. Be creative. The point is, once she notices that pickholder, the conversation suddenly turns to you talking about being a musician! And what, pray tell, is more badass than that?? There are tons of other things you can do/use. Don’t wear something retarded like swim goggles…it has to be subtle, and you have to be able to act like it was not intentional. For the love of God, please please please don’t wear t-shirts with funny sayings. That hasn’t been cool since 2004. And, don’t carry a pickholder unless you’re really a guitarist. Do things that highlight the best part of you! This is not deceptive or manipulative in any way. You’re simply allowing the things that you want to tell her about yourself to come up without having to awkwardly bring them up. So for a few more examples, I will draw from personal experience.
By the by, the tips and advice you find on this site are not things we read in books or saw on TV. We know about them because we figured them out…mostly by accident.
So I used to wear one of those rubber bracelets because I believed in a certain cause. It never fails that a girl I’m talking to would reach for it and ask what it was all about. And while I’d explain, she’d seize the opportunity to express her interest by letting her hand linger on my bracelet/wrist. No joke. And, I figured that out by accident! I just happened to feel strongly enough about something to display it on myself, and I was able to talk passionately about it. Worked like a charm. For many years now, I’ve worn one of two necklaces. I have one that is a spiral carved from whale bone and another that is a hamza symbol, representing the resistance of evil. I acquired both of these in very exotic places. Again! Girls always ask about it during a conversation. It allows a very interesting aspect of myself to be brought into the conversation. I explain that the whale bone spiral was given to me at a surf town in southern Thailand. Bam! All of a sudden, she knows that I surf and that I travel to far away lands. She feels like she knows me better, gets more comfortable and it progresses exactly as it should. Not to mention those things are damn sexy. Plus, it again gives her the chance to play with my necklace, a very intimate gesture which lets me know that shit’s in the bag!
Once in a while, I’d get a girl to approach me simply because she noticed something I was wearing. Mostly, those are very average, probably desperate specimens so I don’t rely too much on that. If you want the conversation to move past awkward small talk, you have to be creative. Accessorizing is just one clever way to help you do that.
Posted: May 2nd, 2008 under Uncategorized.
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