Sometimes the impression of a casual acquaintance or meeting with a guy turns out to be so strong that the girl herself wants to write to him, chat and offer to meet. In this situation, you need to act correctly, avoiding common mistakes.
Instructions
Step 1
Make sure you are really interested in the guy. Sometimes, without thinking again, girls enter into relationships, which ultimately end in complete disappointment. Think about why he got you so hooked that you want to start a conversation as soon as possible. For example, if you met a guy on the street, then it would be better to wait for a call or a message from him. So you can make sure that he is really interested in you and wants to meet. If you write first, then this can only add to him confidence in his advantage, and the guy can begin to behave as he pleases.
Step 2
Write to the guy first if you still make this decision. It is better to send an SMS message if you know its number. If you are new to each other, then say hello and introduce yourself first. Remind the guy where and under what circumstances you met. Be sure to end the message with a question - this will encourage the guy to respond as soon as possible. For example, ask how he is doing, what he does, etc.
Step 3
Become more original: just write “Hello and wink with an emoticon. The guy will surely answer with the question “Who is this? … Continue to be mysterious and send back, for example, “Guess. Gradually, the guy will remember you and by this time he will be already very interested in continuing communication and even meeting.
Step 4
Start chatting right if you want to meet a guy on a dating site. Remember that guys are most often active in virtual dating and are the first to strike up a conversation. If the message comes first from the girl, then this may seem suspicious. Try again just to wink at the guy or send another funny emoticon, leave a nice compliment on his page or send a virtual gift. This will be a sufficient reason for the guy to respond and continue to communicate with you.
