Im 24, in London, UK. an AFC is an AFC!

... i read "the game" about a year ago- but i never dared try anything- until last night! *this is my first sarge*

I'm queing up at a bar with some new workmates (some seriously boring dudes/dudettes, i'm dying here) when i notice one of thems pretty cute. (Shes got this whole euro "art" look- its hot)- easily a HB9.

... she turns out to be an ex colegue of an colegue and takes her drink over to a table full of guys and leaves me with the chumps. Nothing to lose (and bored senseles) i worked up enough courage to run the set:

I made up an opener about the mutual friend, i ignored her and joked with the guys about her hair cut- i was amazed when she (and a few of the guys she was with) started to seem REALLY intersted in me!

Time to number close or get her away from the guys- but i couldn't do it! i just said "well... great meeting you" and left! and i was probably in!


-How do i get the guts to try and close when i'd die from humiliation if she says no?-
*Please give advice* *thanks*

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Always Be Interesting!
(...but never be interested)

I don't think it's too late to try to ask for her number. If you know any of the people she hangs out with, hang out with them, make friends. The girl will soon notice that her friends like you a lot and would want to have attention for you, making her asking for your number. From my personal experience it's a lot easier entertaining friends (women) of the target because I feel more relaxed knowing that I don't want to get with them! Try that or an easy thing that I learned works really well is tell a friend of hers that you've been wanting to talk to her, I've gotten the reaction of the girl, it's almost like showing a romantic side of you. Give her friend your number and she'll end up calling you if she was interested.

Thanks for the tip Frost!-

I need to make sure next time i meet her- my game is solid...

Keep the advice coming!
*much appriciated*

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Always Be Interesting!
(...but never be interested)