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| Carnage425 | PostPosted: Wed Jul 28, 2010 4:45 am | |
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Posts: 1 | | I need help with things to talk about can someone give me some examples
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| Johnny Cassell | PostPosted: Wed Jul 28, 2010 10:17 am | |
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Location: UK | | Travelling/Holidays/places
Adventurous things you've ever done
Pets/animals
food
Movies
Facts about places or things are effective even if its bullshit it gets them to open up
Note: Anything topical that enables them to call on memories of their youth is VERY powerful as it anchors childhood memories and good memories.
Eg. - what you had packed in your lunchbox when you was at school. Theres room for teasing and assumptions of her being a orio girl or she was one of those school dinner girls (great thread overall to talk about childhood) _________________ Patranova
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| Just AFC | PostPosted: Wed Jul 28, 2010 10:14 pm | |
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Posts: 9 | | So how do you mold a convo so it doesn't come off as an interogation? Say you talk about her favorite movie and you chat a bit about that, how do you move on so it's not like "food - check, pets- check, movie - check, i'm gonna ask her about her favorite holiday spot when she's finished with that sentence"
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| Haelon | PostPosted: Thu Jul 29, 2010 1:00 am | |
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Posts: 11 | | I think there was a larger thread in this subforum a week or two ago about nouning, which makes carrying a conversation a lot easier. Essentially, start by asking about her favorite vacation place or movie, then pick nouns out of her response. Better yet, ask why she likes it, try to get her talking about her feelings. But if you have to, just keep asking question about the nouns she presents.
It turns out I can't link yet, so take a look in the Natural Game subforum for a thread called "The simple art of Conversation". It has some great information.
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