OK. So i've walked up to my target who is in a group of both males and females. I go through my routines but these guys are getting jelous that i have the attention of the females, even though none of them are going out. The guys try cracking jokes and try to move the women along, this really anoys me so i'm sticking to just women situations. Is there anyway i could boost my confidence so i could approach mixed groups and come out on top???

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it sounds to me like you didn't focus your attention on the guys in the group when you started. remember you need to make them like you first, then and women, and then the target. IN THAT ORDER. if they like you, they're not going to start moving on.

As crazy as it sounds- you have to open the guyz first- the "omg where did you get that shirt- my ex gf took mine" works every time, and if you're not into sports, know enough where you could enter a convo- with that said...

as far as being AMOG'd- the best way to respond is to passively, yet actively, blow it off- its a major dhv

Cheers fellas. Sound advice I'll be sure to work the guys first from now on! Then the ladies then my target..

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yeah win the obstacles over is the best bet...
if not... just diss em..

The moment he wants to take the girls away, just start saying stuff like "hey looks like your boyfriend wants to go for a walk" even though he's not the bf...

The guy doesnt mind because:
1. It's not that rude because u just saying 'going for a walk'
2. He'd be too hung up in the "yeah he thought Im her bf!!!"

It works on the girls because it subconsciously humiliates the guys because they're like dogs..."need a master to go for a walk"

Other AMOGing tricks... talk loudly over them and just out alpha them. They'll shut up if there's a bigger lion in the cave

Finesse

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read the mystery method that should give u insight on mixed set approaches.

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