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Single's Bars
Wayne Ross
Singles Bars are the
most difficult place to meet women and nearly 97% of men who try to meet
girls in bars fail to do so. Do you know why? It's because they approach
them wrong. Never, and I mean never, go up to a girl and ask to buy her a
drink. In fact, never buy a girl a drink unless you are on a date with
her. This makes a girl feel obligated to you and most of them will only
use you to buy them drinks all night. Most men approach women in a bar on
a sexual level and that is why they fail. Approach them on a friendly
level and you will have a much better chance of getting to know them.
You must sell yourself to women and if they
become your friend they will see you are a nice guy and may become more
than a friend. This is so important.
In a singles bar if
you want to meet women, go up to them in a non sexual, non physical way.
Go up to them and just say "Hi". That's all. I met a beautiful girl named
Lisa in a singles bar and here is how I did it. I was at the Holiday Inn
one night and I saw this beautiful girl sitting at a table with a
girlfriend. She had long black hair and was fairly young. I knew the worst
thing to do was ask her to dance, because I saw her turn down a bunch of
guys.
Now singles dances
are different than singles bars. At the singles dances, women go to dance.
In a bar you will get turned down ten times more than at a singles dance.
I'd rather go to a singles dance, but a lot of guys still go to the bars
so I want to tell them how to succeed.
I
go to singles bars about once a month just to see how I can meet women
there. Anyway, back to Lisa. I saw her sitting at a table and was deciding
how to meet her. I just decided to go over and say hi. I went over to the
table:
"Hi", I said to both
of them.
"Hi", they replied
back.
"Do you girls like
the band?"
"Yes", they both
said.
"My name's Wayne,
what are your names?"
"My name's Lisa and
this is Joyce."
"Nice to meet you."
"Sometimes it's hard
to talk because the band is so loud. I like the music and love to dance,
but the dance floor is so small in here."
"Yes it is." said
Lisa.
Lisa did most of the
talking and she was the one I was interested in but I was friendly with
both of them. I told them it was nice meeting them and left. Very
important, I did not make them feel threatened by making them think I was
going to stick like glue to them all night. A lot of guys make their
mistake by talking to a girl and if she answers, he tries to hog her time.
I remarked I like to dance, but I did not ask her to dance at this time
because I wanted to give her some time to think.
I saw Lisa and Joyce
a couple more times that night and I was friendly to them each time, but I
still did not hog their time. I figured I would run into them again. I did
run into them again, the following week, and this time Lisa was real
friendly. She was all smiles when she saw me and treated me like and old
friend. I finally danced with her and we had a very good time. I laughed
and joked and treated her like a good friend.
She said she was
very comfortable with me. I have not asked her out yet, but whenever I see
her we have a good time dancing and a lot of guys envy me because I'm
dancing with such a beautiful girl. You can do the same. The same thing
happened to me with another girl named Jackie. She turned me down three
different times when I asked her to dance but I did not make the mistake a
lot of guys make. I did not put her down and I did not hold it against her
because she did not dance with me.
What I did do was
talk to her a few minutes each time I saw her. We became friends. After a
couple months of running into her at the same bar she asked me why I never
asked her to dance. I told her she turned me down three times. She didn't
remember but we did dance and I did take her out a few times.
The lesson here is
to talk to as many women as you can as friends. Many of them will turn out
to be more than friends, mark my words. If
you remember nothing else, just remember that women are human beings, not
sex objects. Treat them as such, and you will have success beyond your
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