Eye Contact

[Schneids]

In say a class of 25, how many times during an hour is it 'normal' to make eye contact with someone on the other side of the room?

[mmbt0ne]

Before or after you've passed them a note?

[citanul]

0, you should either be not attending, or asleep.

Going to need specifics here, of course:

Is the other person cute?
Are you?
How long is the class?
What formation do you sit in?

citanul

[jakethebake]

Don't worry about it unless he winks at you.

[bosoxfan]

Start wearing sunglasses to class.

[Sponger15SB]

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In say a class of 25, how many times during an hour is it 'normal' to make eye contact with someone on the other side of the room?

[/ QUOTE ]

If he mad dawgs you again pull our your piece and shoot him, or ask him out on a date.

[Edge34]

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Don't worry about it unless he winks at you.

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Dammit, you beat me to it...

[stabn]

If you are just bored and looking around i'd say two times per class.

[Schneids]

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0, you should either be not attending, or asleep.

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I'm in a class that docks heavily for absences.

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Is the other person cute?

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Yeah she's def. cute.

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Are you?

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I'm not Brad Pitt and I'm not John Kruk.

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How long is the class?

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50 minutes.

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What formation do you sit in?

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X = desks
M = Me
G = Girl
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[lucas9000]

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What formation do you sit in?

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<font class="small">Code:</font><hr /><pre>
X X X X X X X X
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X M X X X X X X


X = desks
M = Me
G = Girl
</pre><hr />

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what direction are you facing (ie, where is the blackboard in that setup)?

[Schneids]

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what direction are you facing (ie, where is the blackboard in that setup)?

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I'm definitely in the back of the room.

[Patrick del Poker Grande]

She's turning around and looking at you? Hit it.

[citanul]

I left out one other question, which is vital, I guess:

How often do you talk in class? Because if you talk often, people probably turn around and look at you when you do.

However, with the factors you've given, you should not be making eye contact more than about .5 times per class, if there is no interest going on. Any more than about that, even if you are talking a lot in class, and she's turning around to look at you, you're clearly choosing to make eye contact with her while you speak.

So I'd put the average number of times a person in the back row makes eye contact with someone not in the front row at about .5 x per 50 minute class. If more is happening, it means at minimum that you're checking her out. At "maximum" she's checking you out too.

citanul

and man, things in this forum get responses fast.

[lucas9000]

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what direction are you facing (ie, where is the blackboard in that setup)?

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I'm definitely in the back of the room.

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so you're behind her, and she has to turn around to make eye contact with you? if that's the case and you're making eye contact more than once per class, or even if it's only once but it's every day, you need to get moving and step to her.

[jakethebake]

The first eye contact was an accident, but she caught you looking at her. Now she's turning around to see if the weirdo is still staring. Everytime you make eye contact now she thinks you're a bigger weirdo. A restraining order is already being processed.

[sfer]

&lt;Insert GoT/The Dude joke here&gt;

[BusterStacks]

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so you're behind her, and she has to turn around to make eye contact with you? if that's the case and you're making eye contact more than once per class, or even if it's only once but it's every day, you need to get moving and step to her.

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[citanul]

I've got to state again that I hate this trend. Even though I know there's another thread about it, and I don't want ot hijack this thread. Couldn't you at least type "agreed." wtf.

citanul

[AngryCola]

As others have said, you should be making your move.

This kind of eye contact is usually very telling.

[lucas9000]

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I've got to state again that I hate this trend. Even though I know there's another thread about it, and I don't want ot hijack this thread. Couldn't you at least type "agreed." wtf.

citanul

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yeah but why waste time with a post that's just a quote and an "agreed?" by simply quoting (when everyone knows what that means), you're accomplishing the same thing as quoting and adding a token response.

[jakethebake]

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yeah but why waste time with a post that's just a quote and an "agreed?" by simply quoting (when everyone knows what that means), you're accomplishing the same thing as quoting and adding a token response.

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[pokerjo22]

In either case its a waste of bandwidth. There are small children in Africa starving to death because of Buster's inconsiderate wastage of bandwidth.

[BusterStacks]

Dude, I am a Pooh-Bah and you are a lowly peasant. Know your role and shut your hole.

Peace

John Nickle

[Schneids]

Pokerjo just out of curiousity were you at the bellagio at all between Jan 2-6? There was a girl playing $200 buy in NL that looked an awful lot like the girl in your avatar.

[jakethebake]

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Pokerjo just out of curiousity were you at the bellagio at all between Jan 2-6? There was a girl playing $200 buy in NL that looked an awful lot like the girl in your avatar.

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But did she make eye contact with you?

[mmbt0ne]

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what direction are you facing (ie, where is the blackboard in that setup)?

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I'm definitely in the back of the room.

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/images/graemlins/shocked.gif Don't pull a TSC

[bosoxfan]

What happens after eye contact? Does she smile or avert her eyes quickly?

[pokerjo22]

Not me - I was in London then. And I don't play NL. Ever.

[ThaSaltCracka]

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Dude, I am a Pooh-Bah and you are a lowly peasant. Know your role and shut your hole.

Peace

John Nickle

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citanul=pwned

[ThaSaltCracka]

so she is turning back to look at you?

this is a silly scenario, go pimp dat shi[/b]t.

[nolanfan34]

[ QUOTE ]
so you're behind her, and she has to turn around to make eye contact with you? if that's the case and you're making eye contact more than once per class, or even if it's only once but it's every day, you need to get moving and step to her.

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I will agree with this. This is important information, knowing that she has to make the effort to turn around and look at you.

Do you know her at all outside of class? Cause if you've never met, then you have a lot of easy ins with her being in the same class and all. Hope that you get on the same group project or something.

[Michael Davis]

If you're asking this question you should have either already asked or her out or teased her for a bit and left her wondering why you haven't asked her out yet. The semester is young and if you meet with any frequency she won't forget you so you can drag out for a couple of weeks as long as you keep your wit sharp.

-Michael

[CrazyEyez]

I think this post is a new, more covert version of the "Should I go bang this chick or stay home and play with myself?" post, designed to make people feel inferior if chicks don't ogle them in class.

[B00T]

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The first eye contact was an accident, but she caught you looking at her. Now she's turning around to see if the weirdo is still staring. Everytime you make eye contact now she thinks you're a bigger weirdo. A restraining order is already being processed.

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No way dude.

If she turns around everyone in the back of the room will be looking at her because it nabs their attention. If she is only looking at you its a good thing. She draws the attention first by the motion of turning around. She wont be looking behind her just to see if you are looking because its just a natural reaction that you will see out of the corner of your eye even if you are not looking at her but still looking up at the vicinity of your professor.

[A_C_Slater]

Get some sunglasses. You can stare at her all you want then. You will also find out for sure if she really is looking at you and not just looking to see if the pervert is looking at her. /images/graemlins/cool.gif

[sublime]

tell her to stop eye fcking you or you will punch her in the twat

[kerssens]

is there a clock above you that she looks at and happens to glance at you on the way back?...a window??

[A_C_Slater]

Is there an uber-hot European dude with a sexy accent that sits directly behind you? If so, she's probably really looking at him and you've been mistaken. /images/graemlins/frown.gif

[BradleyT]

She knows you've got a big <font color="white">roll </font>

[AngryCola]

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I think this post is a new, more covert version of the "Should I go bang this chick or stay home and play with myself?" post, designed to make people feel inferior if chicks don't ogle them in class.

[/ QUOTE ]

Or...

Maybe you are just being paranoid. /images/graemlins/grin.gif

You could be right though.

[jakethebake]

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an uber-hot European dude

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What like Fabio or something? I don't think there's really such a thing as an uber-hot European dude.

[J.A.Sucker]

Just ask her out, you puss. You'd be amazed how well this actually works.

[Bluffoon]

Anything more than a couple and you are going to start to look a little wierd. You have signalled your interest and she (I am assuming) has reciprocated. Mission complete. At the first opportunity approach and hit her up or you start to lose confidence points.

[AngryCola]

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tell her to stop eye fcking you or you will punch her in the twat

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Cleary the best advice on this thread. /images/graemlins/smile.gif

Nice.

[Patrick del Poker Grande]

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Just ask her out, you puss. You'd be amazed how well this actually works.

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No [censored].

[Rick Diesel]

I would definitely approach quickly, and use something along the lines of:

"I noticed you staring me down like a piece of meat in class the other day, and it made me feel very uncomfortable. You know that I have feelings, don't you?"

[cnfuzzd]

what, are you fifteen? Jesus man, if you have the balls to steal/defend a BB with 83o, i think you can ask some chick to dinner and some f[/i]ucking. kids now days.

peace

john nickle

[cnfuzzd]

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Dude, I am a Pooh-Bah and you are a lowly peasant. Know your role and shut your hole.

Peace

John Nickle


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Busterstacks.

[cnfuzzd]

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tell her to stop eye fcking you or you will punch her in the twat


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end of thread.

peace

john nickle

[Shajen]

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tell her to stop eye fcking you or you will punch her in the twat

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Dude, you made Diet Coke burn the [censored] out of my nose.

[censored].

This is clearly the post of the month.

[AngryCola]

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what, are you fifteen?

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I kind of had this feeling too.

The whole 'eye contact/body language/knowing when there's an attraction' thing should be second nature by the time you're in your twenties (if not earlier).

[Schneids]

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what, are you fifteen?

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I kind of had this feeling too.

The whole 'eye contact/body language/knowing when there's an attraction' thing should be second nature by the time you're in your twenties (if not earlier).

[/ QUOTE ]

I've never denied the fact that I'm a puss or the fact that I have the maturity level of a 15 year-old. Oddly enough though, there are many girls that find this 'cute' and even though it doesn't work in all circumstances it does alright. I'm not making excuses and I know I should work on going for more non-sure things (ie a friend getting info).

[cnfuzzd]

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I've never denied the fact that I'm a puss or the fact that I have the maturity level of a 15 year-old. Oddly enough though, there are many girls that find this 'cute' and even though it doesn't work in all circumstances it does alright. I'm not making excuses and I know I should work on going for more non-sure things (ie a friend getting info).


[/ QUOTE ]

you know what you shouldnt work on? Polling an internet forum composed of 99.9% of immature young males who spend most of their day either trying to swindle money out of people or staring at digital images of women whom they will never come close to. schnieds, you seem like s decent fellow, and youve got some money. youre even in school. and, from what el diablo tells me, youve got a huge schlong. what more could any young co-ed ask for?

peace

john nickle

[fnord_too]

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I've never denied the fact that I'm a puss or the fact that I have the maturity level of a 15 year-old. Oddly enough though, there are many girls that find this 'cute' and even though it doesn't work in all circumstances it does alright. I'm not making excuses and I know I should work on going for more non-sure things (ie a friend getting info).


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you know what you shouldnt work on? Polling an internet forum composed of 99.9% of immature young males who spend most of their day either trying to swindle money out of people or staring at digital images of women whom they will never come close to. schnieds, you seem like s decent fellow, and youve got some money. youre even in school. and, from what el diablo tells me, youve got a huge schlong. what more could any young co-ed ask for?

peace

john nickle

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easily POTD.

[Bluffoon]

Rejection is your friend. You have to embrace rejection. I don't care if a thousand women reject me as long as the one thousand and first says yes.

[AngryCola]

"easily POTD"

Negative.

You must have missed Sublime's post on this very thread.

Link (http://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/showthreaded.php?Cat=&amp;Number=1575026&amp;page=0&amp;view=c ollapsed&amp;sb=5&amp;o=14&amp;vc=1)

[fnord_too]

That was good, too, but I like cnfzzd's better.

[tripdad]

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She's turning around and looking at you? Hit it.

[/ QUOTE ]

we have a winner. and it's not even close. do you see why?

cheers!

[jakethebake]

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She's turning around and looking at you? Hit it.

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we have a winner. and it's not even close. do you see why?

cheers!

[/ QUOTE ]
Obviously he doesn't see why since he posted this here to begin with.

[tripdad]

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She knows you've got a big <font color="white">roll </font>

[/ QUOTE ]

i was sure this would say "pocket pair". highly disappointing.

cheers!

[Patrick del Poker Grande]

[ QUOTE ]
(ie a friend getting info)

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This took you from 15 years old to about 12.

[jakethebake]

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(ie a friend getting info)

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This took you from 15 years old to about 12.

[/ QUOTE ]
Pull her pigtails on the playground. That always worked for me.

[AngryCola]

[ QUOTE ]
ull her pigtails on the playground. That always worked for me.

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Hell... that still works for me.

It's all a matter of targeting the right age group.

[Ulysses]

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and, from what el diablo tells me, youve got a huge schlong. what more could any young co-ed ask for?


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Please don't distort the truth. I didn't say it was huge. I just said it was way bigger than yours.

[cnfuzzd]

true, but that would still make it huge.


peace

john nickle

[BottlesOf]

Agreed. Sublime's was great. But nickle, just killed it.

[wacki]

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Agreed. Sublime's was great. But nickle, just killed it.

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ditto

good post nickle.

[razor]

agree

[Scotch78]

Analogy time . . . you raise UTG with 22 and get reraised. It's heads-up on the flop and you check-call the flop and turn with your underpair, then bet out on the river (you know the hand I'm talking about).

You've both shown some 'aggression' by making eye contact with each other, but hers is stronger (she's the one turning around). You do not seem comfortable retaking the initiative yet, so it becomes a question of how best to induce another 'bet' from her, i.e. appear weak. I recommend not making any eye contact for a class. If possible, choose a day when she looks particularly nice, especially if it looks like she put in extra effort (more make-up, curled her hair, etc.). Do not 'avoid' her though, simply keep your attention on something else (i.e. take a lot of notes). Sitting several seats directly behind her could also work. Next you need to provide an opportunity for her to 'bet', or talk to you. It's important that this opportunity appear accidental in order to continue the show of weakness. As a simple example, get to class early tomorrow and find out which door she walks into the building at. If you smoke, stand outside that door and have a cigarette before class (the day after the no eye contact class). If you don't smoke, figure something else out, you're a smart guy. If she does not at least say "hi", give it up, that's obvious. If she starts a conversation, you're golden, and that's obvious too. The difficulty is if she says hello, but keeps walking inside. If she slows down to talk, like rolling through a stop sign, then you're probably okay. It will be unclear if she says hi while opening the door, so don't stand close enough to the entrance for her to do this. Equate everything up to this point with the flop. Your first conversation will be the turn. During that conversation you will want to control the eye contact, and that's a very subtle thing that requires experience, so here's a simplified "system" for you. Look for a difference in her eye contact between when she's talking and when she's listening (i.e. she looks you in the eye and listens intensely when you talk, but sporadically breaks eye contact when she's talking). If you notice a difference, you will either want to mimic her pattern or invert it. There's no easy, certain way to tell which will work better, but the more aggressive/interested she seems, the more I would lean towards frustrating her pattern of eye contact. As to the actual conversation, this is also a matter of experience. If you have it, great. If you don't, here's the system: don't be like everyone else. Do not ask her major, what year she is, what she thinks of the class, etc. For example, my best friend likes to ask a girl about her siblings/family. Think of several options beforehand and give each a try until one clicks. Then, be the one to end the conversation. Do not ask her what she's doing this weekend or say anything resembling an invitation; this is still fourth street. During that class, take a lot of notes again, but let yourself accidentally make eye contact with her once. If she attempts to make eye contact with you more than usual, then wait until the second class from then to talk to her again. If she doesn't attempt increased eye contact, be outside that door again the next class period. That second conversation will be the river. In the middle of the conversation, ask her out. And if this all works, I think you should owe me some short-handed lessons /images/graemlins/wink.gif

Scott

[jakethebake]

[ QUOTE ]
Analogy time . . . you raise UTG with 22 and get reraised. It's heads-up on the flop and you check-call the flop and turn with your underpair, then bet out on the river (you know the hand I'm talking about).

You've both shown some 'aggression' by making eye contact with each other, but hers is stronger (she's the one turning around). You do not seem comfortable retaking the initiative yet, so it becomes a question of how best to induce another 'bet' from her, i.e. appear weak. I recommend not making any eye contact for a class. If possible, choose a day when she looks particularly nice, especially if it looks like she put in extra effort (more make-up, curled her hair, etc.). Do not 'avoid' her though, simply keep your attention on something else (i.e. take a lot of notes). Sitting several seats directly behind her could also work. Next you need to provide an opportunity for her to 'bet', or talk to you. It's important that this opportunity appear accidental in order to continue the show of weakness. As a simple example, get to class early tomorrow and find out which door she walks into the building at. If you smoke, stand outside that door and have a cigarette before class (the day after the no eye contact class). If you don't smoke, figure something else out, you're a smart guy. If she does not at least say "hi", give it up, that's obvious. If she starts a conversation, you're golden, and that's obvious too. The difficulty is if she says hello, but keeps walking inside. If she slows down to talk, like rolling through a stop sign, then you're probably okay. It will be unclear if she says hi while opening the door, so don't stand close enough to the entrance for her to do this. Equate everything up to this point with the flop. Your first conversation will be the turn. During that conversation you will want to control the eye contact, and that's a very subtle thing that requires experience, so here's a simplified "system" for you. Look for a difference in her eye contact between when she's talking and when she's listening (i.e. she looks you in the eye and listens intensely when you talk, but sporadically breaks eye contact when she's talking). If you notice a difference, you will either want to mimic her pattern or invert it. There's no easy, certain way to tell which will work better, but the more aggressive/interested she seems, the more I would lean towards frustrating her pattern of eye contact. As to the actual conversation, this is also a matter of experience. If you have it, great. If you don't, here's the system: don't be like everyone else. Do not ask her major, what year she is, what she thinks of the class, etc. For example, my best friend likes to ask a girl about her siblings/family. Think of several options beforehand and give each a try until one clicks. Then, be the one to end the conversation. Do not ask her what she's doing this weekend or say anything resembling an invitation; this is still fourth street. During that class, take a lot of notes again, but let yourself accidentally make eye contact with her once. If she attempts to make eye contact with you more than usual, then wait until the second class from then to talk to her again. If she doesn't attempt increased eye contact, be outside that door again the next class period. That second conversation will be the river. In the middle of the conversation, ask her out. And if this all works, I think you should owe me some short-handed lessons /images/graemlins/wink.gif

Scott

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A 33-line paragraph. well done, jackass.

[Bluffoon]

[ QUOTE ]
Analogy time . . . you raise UTG with 22 and get reraised. It's heads-up on the flop and you check-call the flop and turn with your underpair, then bet out on the river (you know the hand I'm talking about).

You've both shown some 'aggression' by making eye contact with each other, but hers is stronger (she's the one turning around). You do not seem comfortable retaking the initiative yet, so it becomes a question of how best to induce another 'bet' from her, i.e. appear weak. I recommend not making any eye contact for a class. If possible, choose a day when she looks particularly nice, especially if it looks like she put in extra effort (more make-up, curled her hair, etc.). Do not 'avoid' her though, simply keep your attention on something else (i.e. take a lot of notes). Sitting several seats directly behind her could also work. Next you need to provide an opportunity for her to 'bet', or talk to you. It's important that this opportunity appear accidental in order to continue the show of weakness. As a simple example, get to class early tomorrow and find out which door she walks into the building at. If you smoke, stand outside that door and have a cigarette before class (the day after the no eye contact class). If you don't smoke, figure something else out, you're a smart guy. If she does not at least say "hi", give it up, that's obvious. If she starts a conversation, you're golden, and that's obvious too. The difficulty is if she says hello, but keeps walking inside. If she slows down to talk, like rolling through a stop sign, then you're probably okay. It will be unclear if she says hi while opening the door, so don't stand close enough to the entrance for her to do this. Equate everything up to this point with the flop. Your first conversation will be the turn. During that conversation you will want to control the eye contact, and that's a very subtle thing that requires experience, so here's a simplified "system" for you. Look for a difference in her eye contact between when she's talking and when she's listening (i.e. she looks you in the eye and listens intensely when you talk, but sporadically breaks eye contact when she's talking). If you notice a difference, you will either want to mimic her pattern or invert it. There's no easy, certain way to tell which will work better, but the more aggressive/interested she seems, the more I would lean towards frustrating her pattern of eye contact. As to the actual conversation, this is also a matter of experience. If you have it, great. If you don't, here's the system: don't be like everyone else. Do not ask her major, what year she is, what she thinks of the class, etc. For example, my best friend likes to ask a girl about her siblings/family. Think of several options beforehand and give each a try until one clicks. Then, be the one to end the conversation. Do not ask her what she's doing this weekend or say anything resembling an invitation; this is still fourth street. During that class, take a lot of notes again, but let yourself accidentally make eye contact with her once. If she attempts to make eye contact with you more than usual, then wait until the second class from then to talk to her again. If she doesn't attempt increased eye contact, be outside that door again the next class period. That second conversation will be the river. In the middle of the conversation, ask her out. And if this all works, I think you should owe me some short-handed lessons /images/graemlins/wink.gif

Scott

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Or you could just walk up to her the next time you see her and ask her to go out with you for a cup of coffee.

[Scotch78]

[ QUOTE ]
Or you could just walk up to her the next time you see her and ask her to go out with you for a cup of coffee.

[/ QUOTE ]

But that wouldn't be as much fun. This is an OOT post after all.

Scott

[Bluffoon]

Yes but by the time I got done reading that paragraph she was married with kids. You have to move fast. It shows you are interested. It also shows you have confidence. (just fake it) And if you are not moving in someone else will.

[lucas9000]

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Yes but by the time I got done reading that paragraph she was married with kids. You have to move fast. It shows you are interested. It also shows you have confidence. (just fake it) And if you are not moving in someone else will.

[/ QUOTE ]

Ewwwww steamy and saucy with mystery and intrigue. You are an animal.....purrrrrrrrr.

[Fabian]

</font><blockquote><font class="small">Svar till:</font><hr />
The first eye contact was an accident, but she caught you looking at her. Now she's turning around to see if the weirdo is still staring. Everytime you make eye contact now she thinks you're a bigger weirdo. A restraining order is already being processed.

[/ QUOTE ]

This is the exact thing that happened to me and this girl I was taking a class with last year. If she wasn't interested, but what are the odds? Damn she was cute though..

[schwza]

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It also shows you have confidence. (just fake it)

[/ QUOTE ]

best advice i've seen in a while.

[citanul]

I expect a "results" follow up after the next class.

citanul

[theBruiser500]

yeah me 2

[Cyrus]

4 to 6 times is normal.

But for a person who'll make eye contact and then rush to an internet website (about poker!) to ask others about said eye contact, I'd say 25 times of eye contact would be needed before that person initiates real contact.

[bugstud]

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Ewwwww steamy and saucy with mystery and intrigue. You are an animal.....purrrrrrrrr.

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How does this guy show up at anonymous anyway?

[nothumb]

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Please don't distort the truth. I didn't say it was huge. I just said it was way bigger than yours.

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pwnage, as the kids are saying these days.

Dude, keep in mind the possibility that she is either a tease or bored, and is making eye contact with someone in whom she has some mild interest, or from whom she has detected interest. People do this all the time.

However, even if this is the case, you should ask her out, and if she says no, you can use sublime's response at that time.
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[DangerGoodson]

sack up schneids, you fish.