woman opener?

I notice her looking at me, makes eye contact and comes over and says, “I don’t believe we’ve met”

Did I get opened?

Yes, someone initiated an interaction with you.

Simple, isn’t it?

Gee thanks GWTW… that helps a lot…

I am only asking female opinion here.

Careful, DJ - GWTW is one of the wisest members of this board. He is a valued resource on life and pheros all around.

And his answer to your question is dead on - YES.

But you are thinking about it too much. Yes, someone initiated a conversation with you. Human contact was made. Interpersonal dialogue and exchange occurred.

Try not to get wrapped up in “tactics” and “game” here. A girl said hello to you. Props to her for being confident enough to do that. She probably just want to say hi.

Take it from GW he knows what he is talking about. Its not really a question only a women can answer… its obvious.

To open is to walk up and start a convo.

Now your thinking in terms of is she attracted to you.

The answer to both is yes, Whether the attraction grows into interest and sexual attraction is up to you and how you act. Like Tiger mentioned don’t over think it just be yourself. Women especially confident ones know PUA when they hear it and while its amusing it can rule you out right away.

There are many forms of attraction and women deal with attraction differently then men do, I open all the time. Just because a women speaks dosnt mean she wants to bang you.

Tisha

Thank you so much ladies, this is the dialogue I was waiting for.

The reason I ask is because multiple ladies from different cities have used the same line on me… word for word… it was like… whaaaaa??

I did not mean to be an ass GWTW.

Seems to me you’re attracting maybe a certain type of woman? It takes confidence to come on to someone. The sentence “I don’t believe we’ve met” seems to me as a definate “I’d like to get to know you” and assuming you’d like the same thing. Funny coincidence though they used the exact same words :slight_smile:

Sidenote: English is not my first language, but in this case I’m quite certain :wink: