I've discovered a new aspect to play with in pickup. Names! I've in the past used the target's real name to DHV or build comfort and created impromptu nicknames but tried something new the other day. I was texting this one target and negging her on texting me about boring stuff. She complained a lot so I replied "Fine! We can have it your way and start the whole conversation over! Hi honey, how was your day?" to my surprise she took it really well and replied "LOL I like 'honey' it's like I'm a kid!"

I want to work with words like this such as sweetie, dear, honey, baby, etc. but I'm wondering what any of you think about what each term could represent. I want to tweak this a little more before I put on a big grin and say in a c&f way "Bitch, go get me a diet pepsi!"

Opinions?

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All the world is a stage, but the play is badly cast!
-Oscar Wilde

A PUA MUST ALWAYS BE THE EXCEPTION!

When you go into a field DZ (Drop Zone. Remember soldiers this is WAR!). Just remember to listen to how people are talking. Remember that b4 u turn to face anyone you have the advantage of eavsdropping in a manner of speaking. You can use this time to dissect the local dialect and come up with you own version b4 you even open ur mouth.

Comprende?

Props only if due.

You can do ANYTHING no one else in your DZ is doing. If you hear 'Honey' use Sweetthang or Corazon. I find that spanish words of affection work better on american girls and spanish alike. If you're in an all american bar with an american born latina the last thing she expects is for you to know let alone SAY anything in spanish/espanol.