Review your texts with her and take note of anything such as likes and dislikes, her family, pets, etc. Use these as conversation points.
2. Flatter her
She’s probably nervous, so flattering her will help her feel more confident and increase her comfort level.
3. Be Consistent
If you met online, be consistent with your online profile.
Step Three: Seal the Deal
If she’s flirting with you and laughing at your jokes, she’s probably interested in sleeping with you.
Here’s what you do:
Early in the night, mention something at your place that’s interesting. It could be your new puppy, a painting you’re just finishing, or a new guitar.
Towards the end of the night, get her to your place by asking if she wants to come check it out (whatever *it* is).
For example you could say, “Hey, I live just a couple blocks away, you wanna go play with the puppy?”
If she agrees to go back to your place and she’s been flirting with you, you’ll almost definitely at least hook up with her — even if you don’t end up having sex.
A few days ago I went out with a very conservative girl I met on Tinder…
She told me she hadn’t slept with many men, she wasn’t looking for anything casual, and she has NEVER put out on the first date…
Challenge accepted. 🙂
Something about this girl made me want to corrupt her, so I did everything I could to make sure s*x would happen THAT night…
Despite whatever beliefs she had about s*x before…
Well I was wrong… I didn’t have her in bed that night…
Because within 2 hours of meeting her we were in my elevator going back to my place… while she pawed at my junk like she was a racoon and I was a trashcan full of leftovers.
Despite being inexperienced (and against having s*x on the first date) this woman and I were in my bed before the sun even began to set.
And we didn’t get out of bed until WAY after the sun had risen the next morning.
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