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Knowing What You Are Going to Say to Attract Women

When going out having a standard way to open up women that is relatively original and unique to you can be very beneficial to you. Most men open up with the standard;

"Hi how are you doing?"

"What's your Name?"

"Where are you from?"

While all of these questions can be great for a job interview, when it comes to attracting women you need something with more "sparkability."

Yes, these standard intro lines can lead to more conversation, yet most men after these initial uninteresting questions have nothing else if the woman only answers with all of the basics responses. The amazing part is some guys even with only this dead and very boring conversation to go off of will ask the woman for her phone # in the hopes that they can continue the conversation later, as if it had somewhere else to go.

Yet, there is a better way; the first step in attracting a woman is creating a feeling of comfort and rapport with her so that you can "seductively" lead her to sexual attraction. Now asking her questions that will elicit those feelings of comfort is the easiest way to have her experience comfort. It would be great if you could spontaneously come up with these comfort building questions, however, for most guys this simply isn't the case.

Now is the time to begin thinking of questions that can create a response of comfort in a woman and if you find yourself need help in creating these questions you have two options; 1.) Do a search on Google for "comfort building questions" and use the answers as a guide to create your own questions or 2.) Contact me and together we can create a whole plan for you to attract the women of your dreams

Teddy Shabba is a Dating Coach for Men and creator of Dating Advice and Tips for Men which provides an abundance of information for men on dating and more. If you would like more information on how to attract, seduce and meet women sign up for the Teddy Shabba Dating Advice Newsletter for Men today

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