Here's something I noticed in the last couple of days and need some feedback on.

I was wearing sunglasses walking to work the other day and I noticed a lot of woman look in the same way as if they were giving good eye contact as I went past. Like a noticeable higher amount of women. Next time I was out I tried it without sunglasses. Big drop in looks my way. So I did some experimenting, I approached a few of the women who had given looks and most went well. Probably a better bite rate than doing it cold.

I been thinking about it and my theory is that when you see someone wearing sunglasses you cant see the eyes so it kind of feels "safer" to give a more open look. Even though you know deep down they can see you do it I think human nature makes you figure "I cant see their eyes so they cant see me so I can check them out without them knowing". Stupid logic but kind of makes sense.

Anyone else noticed it? It did seem to be a good tell as to which women would be more open for an approach. Not very scientific, needs some more experimentation but could be an easy means of forcing an IOI.

I have a feeling you guys may be on to something, however, I think it could also be due to you standing out from the crowd. Most people are not wearing sunglasses, but you are.

Also, there's a bit of mystery involved. I've heard certain people theorizing that people wear hats and sunglasses to hide how ugly they are (even though the ones wearing it are probably not making that conscious decision. I'll use Diddy as an example. When he first stepped on the scene, I heard a lot of chicks saying how hot he is/was. Then he started doing interviews without the glasses, and some of those same chicks were like "Put them back on!!!" So maybe, they're attracted to the look and wondering what you look like under them.