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| scubadiver | PostPosted: Sat Jun 23, 2012 11:31 am | |
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Posts: 33 | | This is a real big issue for me. Is eye contact important before approach or should I just try to approach anyway?
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| Eyyt | PostPosted: Sat Jun 23, 2012 1:32 pm | |
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Location: Philippines | | I think that shouldn't be a big issue. I usually approach without any eye contact but most of the time, due to my loud voice and everyone around me is laughing, this makes everyone look at me so i approach with eye contact and with a very high energy. It varies in the situation though. I suggest not to hold the eye contact long enough (like blankly staring) follow the 3 second rule and you will look very confident. _________________ I know what girls ike. I know what they want >:)
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| scubadiver | PostPosted: Sun Jun 24, 2012 6:18 pm | |
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Posts: 33 | | Thanks for the reply.
I am not just a young looking bloke, I am also baby-faced as well, and I have this real issue that girls won't think I look manly enough and it translates into how I feel about myself and my lack of confidence.
It might be because I need a girl to look at me in order for me to get validation and acceptance. Accepting myself for who I am is an incredibly long struggle.
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