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 Posted: Mon Nov 06, 2006 12:39 pm
An introduction that has worked for me before was like this. I saw this girl I was attracted to, and then I stared at her for a while and said: "Yo girl, I think I know you! What's your name?". It works best at college, where you start pretty much every filler class with unknown people. That's also how I met my best friend, and soon to be girlfriend. heart
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Posted: Mon Nov 06, 2006 12:48 pm
Be yourself, ask him for a pen or something in class if you sit near him (not to near though, sit beside your friend and tell her to pretend she doesn't have one when you ask and then ask the guy, also don't hang around him too much or go out of your way for him, become friends with his friends but don't talk abot him, don't act like you notice him THAT much.
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Posted: Sat Dec 09, 2006 9:03 am
I know what you feel like. Okay, first if you hear him talking about stuff you like join in the conversation. It will make him remember you. Then after you do this for a while, the best thing is to ask him about his interests. Maybe you like what he does! And, then after talking a bit to him, he's going to be more interested in you. Try this first.
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