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PostPosted: Fri Apr 23, 2010 7:45 am 
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Hi,

So there is a girl from another university that I haven't spoken to in ages. Recently she accepted my friend request on Facebook(she rarely uses FB) and I got her e-mail and sent her and we have the conversation so far:

Me: Hey, looking thru your Facebook pictures and I just wanted to say that you have nice hair...Are you wearing a wig?

Her: Hi, thanks. My hair is authentic~haha.

Me: Oh, my mistake...We haven't met in ages since the seminar before. Why didn't you come to the Presentation we organized? [I mistakenly wrote Presnetation, it was called something else]

Her: Hmm, right we haven't seen others in a long time...Presentation?....maybe its because I'm always @ school...hahah

I'm thinking of what to say next. I've read that it's best to use statements instead of questions and not to refer to their appearance on the e-mail game...I've made both mistakes...but she's still replying which is good. She said "haha" twice in both replies...I think it doesn't mean anything...We haven't spoken to each other for around a year so...saying that "oh you haven't been out from uni in a while, maybe we could meet up again?" would be creepy. How could I make it more interesting? Make up a story about what she missed out on on the presentation?

Should I cube her online? [Is it too early]Get her msn??

Any advice would be appreciated...


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PostPosted: Fri Apr 23, 2010 10:00 am 
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Let her know she missed something good. You've got conversation going, use some natural game, In the email after this one say let's play a game, then use the cube routine.


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PostPosted: Sat Apr 24, 2010 3:24 am 
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Let her know she missed something good. You've got conversation going, use some natural game, In the email after this one say let's play a game, then use the cube routine.
Thanks Chelios...I've looked into Natural game and I think it's great, my only concern is my experience=confidence level is not great so that might pose a problem. Regardless I shall use my natural side to send the e-mail...The cube game is long...should I ask for her phone number so I could ask her on it? It might creep her out though...


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Let her know she missed something good. You've got conversation going, use some natural game, In the email after this one say let's play a game, then use the cube routine.
Thanks Chelios...I've looked into Natural game and I think it's great, my only concern is my experience=confidence level is not great so that might pose a problem. Regardless I shall use my natural side to send the e-mail...The cube game is long...should I ask for her phone number so I could ask her on it? It might creep her out though...
Personally I wouldn't ask yet, possibly one more email. Depends on how the girl is.

The cube is long, but it's an excuse to get her number. I used it before.

After the first question I said "it gets a bit long here and I've gotta go, send me your number and we'll continue"


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