Mystery talks about this subject at length. That you have to figure out a way to open without telegraphing total interest. So he says indirect opener + false time constraint and then a neg. I know this might be too formal to discuss, but I was wondering if any of you guys stick with the indirect openers?
It use to be opinion openers (i realize that gig has been over used) and such but I was curious what or if you had a default opener you went to. I know Roosh says that guys get way to caught up in the opener and what to say and looking for the perfect moment, but I just feel like I'd be way more confident if i had a solid default opener. What did you do when you first started out? Do you have a go-to default opener? I seem to find myself using situation openers a lot, but that really allows pause and approach anexiety to seep in.
It use to be opinion openers (i realize that gig has been over used) and such but I was curious what or if you had a default opener you went to. I know Roosh says that guys get way to caught up in the opener and what to say and looking for the perfect moment, but I just feel like I'd be way more confident if i had a solid default opener. What did you do when you first started out? Do you have a go-to default opener? I seem to find myself using situation openers a lot, but that really allows pause and approach anexiety to seep in.