Chatting up girls???

Im over my last relationship now and im ready to move on. Basically im going into town tommorow and im really confident and my friends that will be going arent, they are pretty shy, and they are holding me back because they wont go up and chat up girls etc. and I dont think they've been with many people. All I am wanting to do is get a couple of mobile numbers and that, and I can take it from there, its just being the flirt, im not sure how and what I should do, and should I just walk upto them and introduce myself or what? A little help would go a long way. Thanks.Chatting up girls???
%26gt;Walk up to them and say something about the environment you are in or ask them an innocent question and take it from there.

%26gt;Keep the conversation light hearted at first

%26gt;Keep teasing and being playful. IMPORTANT!!!

%26gt;Be prepared to walk away if you get the feeling that they aren't interested. Though be persistent (you have to make your own judgement on this)

%26gt;Make sure you show that you have respect for yourself and are generally 'cool' guy who has a life

%26gt;Don't be desperate, plenty more fish in the sea

%26gt;Remember that your tone and body language say more than your words, so be conscious of how you are projecting yourself



etc etcChatting up girls???
be respectful and compliment them.

Take interest in what they like ;)

good luck
Top tip is chat up one girl per bar - dont get caught chatting to two as you will luck out on both.
Yes, walk up and introduce yourself, but don't be pushy. If she makes continual eye contact you know she's interested. As the user above me says ';one girl per bar';, else you're gonna look like a sleaze, and most of all... DON'T GET DRUNK! Drinking's fine, but no girl appreciates being chatted up by an incoherent drunk smelling of beer and salt n vinegar crisps... at least, unless she's pretty far gone herself lol! Just be yourself and you'll be fine, and you'll find the right kind of girl too.

Good luck!

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