So, I learned some great DHV tactics and I've pretty much acquired more than enough openers to where I don't worry about opening sets (though in the past I would have NEVER approached strangers and talked to them) my real sticking point has become a real frustrating one: Transitioning to DHV.
So, I know the openers and open sets with no issues, and I know enough DHV material to where I can impress, BUT I don't know how to draw the friggin' line from point A to point B.
The ONLY time, up and till now, when I was able to transition with massive success is when I rocked back and pretended to walk away after the opener then asked a 2-set "How do you two know each other by the way?" and transitioned to the Best Friend Test from Style.
So, I can transition in 2-sets, but in one-sets, I falter. Any advice?

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"Chivalry isn't dead. It is widely used by many men who end up being 'just friends' to every woman they ever meet" -- Vinuzzio

dhv is not a phase u need to transition in : u should always try to dhv the whole time! just one tip: dont rely to much on a perfetly planned opener (the girls notice you learned evrything by heart and it wont run smooth)

Thanks bro!
I just don't know what to do once I am done with getting their opinion from the opener. So, I just dismiss myself as though I was really about getting their opinion

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"Chivalry isn't dead. It is widely used by many men who end up being 'just friends' to every woman they ever meet" -- Vinuzzio

After the opener I usually turn to my side ready to walk away and say "Oh, before I go .... And then tell them some kind of DHV story that gets them involved in the conversation. It's also a good time to sit down.