How to Attract the Woman of Your Dreams/timing

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alright mate,

I seem to get lost sometimes after Ive made an approach to a woman chatting about absolutly nothing at all, and cant seem to get the timing right when asking for her number / if they are attched etc. I seem to ask too quickly and maybe scare her off of bore her chatting to the point where I start to feel stupid (and she probably does too lets face it!!)

What clues / cues can you suggest to look for after randomly approaching a woman in terms of timing it right to move from "ice breaking" to getting a number or making your move.

Appreciate you taking the time to look at this.

cheers

Liam

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Hello Liam,

Thanks for your note.

By forming natural conversations with women, you have shown that you are breaking a barrier which for many men is a huge one; approaching women and engaging them in conversation.

A great technique is to make getting the woman's phone number something of an afterthought. Sign up for the free tips letter on my website for more ideas.

Hope This Helps,

Mark Rosmar

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I am prepared to questions from men on meeting, dating and seducing women. I realise that much of the information out there is geared to either the sugar-coated, theoretical or feminist world; my advice considers the small factor that we live in the real world, with real-life women. You can also email me directly at questions@lazy-seduction.info

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I have culminated much of my extensive knowledge, much gained in tougher cities such as New York City and London, England, in an ebook called The Man's Lazy Guide To Seduction which can be obtained from my website.

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High School.

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Undergraduate Social Sciences Degree.

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I have councelled and advised hundred of men in techniques of meeting women.

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