One thing is making a woman feel like you’re trying to pressure her to keep talking, keep interacting, go out with you, give her number, like you back, etc. It helps to keep interactions genuine yet light. Try to make any interaction feel like she could easily decline any of those things without feeling rude.

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It is much more the nature of your approach and behavior than it is the circumstances. Being approached isn’t always the issue, being approached when I’m obviously alone, busy, in a rush, at work, etc is annoying or potentially stressful. Then the expectation of conversation or a date is frustrating. Just don’t expect to get something out of me when it’s not an inconvenience for me to say no. Nothing personal like 99% of the time, I just don’t want a bf :)

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If you see them uncomfortable don’t force it

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Adding to others input- as much as I hate to say it, if you are genuinely unattractive to them or aren’t well put together, you’re first impression will most likely always come across as creepy. It’s a sad truth because even very attractive people can obviously still be creepy and conventionally unattractive people can be very genuine. As a man w a gf, I’ll be out at the bars and consistently seen other men that just look and act dirty and even I get the creepy vibe and distance myself

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I’ve just been out the game for so long that I don’t really know what I’m doing.

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