I seem to have a problem hooking. In my day games Ill open with an opener that seems to go okay. Example like today two girls had no idea what they were doing at the gym. I approached them and the opener was good. What went wrong was I failed to make things click. By click it just seemed that I couldnt say something to change the subject to something where it would get THEM talking and them going on and on about things. It happened with a few other approaches that I attempted. For some reason I kept talking about the gym and when I ran out of things to say I kept going. I didnt realize I didnt hook properly till it was too late. Any ideas on how to get from openers to building comfort/attraction. If you need me to elaborate on the situations Ill be glad to. I keep notes in my iphone about my failed approaches and the hook thingy seems to kill me. Ill open, then ill say something and I cant change the subject smooth enough that it either gets awkward or the conversation isnt intresting anymore.

Dude if your gonna spend ur time putting a thread on this then we need the details.

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well the first set involved a girl in my uni library. I woke up after being bored of doing my studies. (I have a 5 hour gap in between class and going home and coming back is a big waste of time as well.) Anyhow did I DLV by sleeping in the library? I sorta fell asleep unintentionally. I woke up and I tried to open with her and negged her on the type of math she was learning. I somehow come blank when it comes to hooking and the convo died out.

second example two girls at the gym. I asked them if they were done with a machine. They came back to me said if they could use it agian. I negged them and said oh boy you girls cant make up your mind now a days can you? One of the girls was a HB 9 and the other like a 6. I was negging the HB when she was working out after talking to them a bit saying half a rep doesnt count. You ow me 5 in a playful way. I failed to hook and I kept saying things about the gym and at that point I could tell i lost it.