20 Ways to Talk to Women and Make It AMAZING
Lately we've had a number of readers asking about more ways to talk to women and keep the conversation going. Here's JFav, answering the question of what he'd like to see in the new forum's bonus book:
“Love to see something on keeping the conversation going. Some strategies a newbie could possibly use to deep dive.”
Wanting to know more about conversation, particularly for newer guys.

And on the recent article about how to pick up girls shopping, Maxz commented:
“Hey Chase, another rocking article.
Question for you man, I have been having problems on the conversational aspect of the game lately. When you talk about deep diving and all, is it all about asking girls qestions about themselves? I can't seem to truly crack this nut. Some of the girls I have talked to lately, we usually just end up in strange silences at some point in the conversation. What kind of easy probing questions will you suggest to carry on these conversations?
Thanks Chase, love every single lessons on here.”
I referred Maxz to a few articles to help him get his bearings, but I realize that a lot of guys need a more basic layout of how to talk to women properly than is laid out in the article on deep diving or being a conversationalist.
So, today's article has been put together to be exactly that: talking to women for beginners (with a few neat tips thrown in here and there to spice things up for the old pros), broken down into four lessons with five points each - a total of 20 ways to talk to women and make it go swimmingly.
Let's dive in.


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When you start
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Sometime
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sexual dialogue I'd tried using to get her mind going the right way...
and how disappointed I was it hadn't seemed to have had the desired
effect.