The 6 Best Ways To Start A Conversation With Women (That Actually Work)

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  • @DallasSniper
    @DallasSniper Рік тому +251

    Here's the summary:
    1. Ask her for suggestion
    2. A situational comment
    3. Give a unique compliment
    4. Introduce yourself
    5. Pay attention to details
    Bonus Tip: Make sure to read the room

    • @user-kcrpine
      @user-kcrpine Рік тому +23

      Considering most women today can barely hold much less carry an intelligent conversation, perhaps her efforts would be better directed towards those who need it most.

    • @adamblackedition5529
      @adamblackedition5529 Рік тому +13

      @@sanchozarchicha1064 bonus tip, do none of the above if you're under 6 foot and ugly, because she will perceive you as being creepy.

    • @Leoo117
      @Leoo117 Рік тому +10

      @Adam Black Edition That's a limiting belief. You literally come off creepy when this is your belief system. Change that belief.

    • @adamblackedition5529
      @adamblackedition5529 Рік тому +2

      @@Leoo117 I can see your new to this....

    • @giorgosdro7059
      @giorgosdro7059 Рік тому +2

      Here's the summary:
      1-6: Just be attractive bro

  • @Harikejn
    @Harikejn Рік тому +79

    Important things as well: 0:27 (ask for her suggestion), 1:16 (a situational comment), 2:22 (give a unique compliment), 3:43 (introduce yourself), 4:34 (ask for her name), 5:42 (pay attention to details), and 6:29 (make sure to read the room).
    As for details I can say that they are very important as well. They are like giving a compliments as well. I can say that color of your makeup it fits nicely with color of your lipstick and the color of your sweater.
    How would French's say: La perfection madam ❤❤❤❤❤❤.
    I can add also that we have to be relaxed. Why? Because when we are relaxed, we have self-confidence as well. Of course that doesn't mean that we have to literally be relaxed. What it means is that we have to make balance between being relaxed, and being serious as well. Also the gentlemen's have self-confidence as well.
    Thank you very much Courtney.
    Greetings from Vrbas / Novi Sad.

  • @josephstevens9888
    @josephstevens9888 Рік тому +139

    As a kid I was always self conscious about my looks... I had a ad complexation and I was very skinny. On top of that, I received a lot of negative reinforcement from family members about my looks. I was absolutely convinced I was one of the ugliest people around. A couple of years later when I was at a club, a girl came up to me and told me I had beautiful eyes. I never had a compliment like that before, and it boosted my self esteem like nothing before. In fact, the simple compliment got me on the path to change they way how I thought about myself.

    • @x7Votorious84x
      @x7Votorious84x Рік тому +9

      Men are logical that’s why I don’t like when family likes to make fun of people like it’s something’s that helpful. If someone is being a problem then sure but random insults to me just aren’t amusing

    • @punjeet8347
      @punjeet8347 Рік тому +6

      Everyone’s beautiful in their own way, don’t let other peoples opinion live rent free in your mind. Change your mindset you’ll change your life! At the end of the day anybody and everybody will have something to say… so you best be doing whatever you want. I hope this help

    • @billyfowler9423
      @billyfowler9423 Рік тому +1

      I feel your pain about being skinny when you were young.

    • @josephstevens9888
      @josephstevens9888 Рік тому +1

      @@punjeet8347 Thank you.... it was helpful. Take Care!

  • @antoniobrasse7157
    @antoniobrasse7157 Рік тому +177

    Guys, definitely remember what Courtney is saying, don't take it personally if a girl shuts you down, it's not a big deal. Liking someone is very subjective. It doesn't say anything negative about you per say if a woman doesn't reciprocate interest. Keep in mind while one woman will not see you as her cup of tea and see you as a zero, another woman out there will see you as a ten and her cup of tea she wants to spill all over herself. And yes, you'll find women that like you that you like also.

    • @matthewfoy4202
      @matthewfoy4202 Рік тому +3

      *per se* (not "per say")
      God our education system sucks! Lol

    • @harsh3948
      @harsh3948 Рік тому

      Is that how you cope? I bet you can’t explain how a small minority of men are getting the majority of likes and dates on OLD

    • @antoniobrasse7157
      @antoniobrasse7157 Рік тому

      @@harsh3948 a guy needs to present himself the right way and he'll see things change. And in the case of dating apps, guys are gonna have to do the paid subscriptions. The guys getting all the likes have paid subscriptions. And it's not coping when there are great looking women that want you and others that don't, it's just facts. If she doesn't like you, it's her prerogative and the guy literally has no right to be offended. What if the girls he didn't like decided to get offended and decided to do something about it, he wouldn't like that very much.

    • @harsh3948
      @harsh3948 Рік тому +2

      @@antoniobrasse7157 it is coping to assume great looking women want you just by changing your presentation on OLD. The top 10% of men get the majority of likes

    • @antoniobrasse7157
      @antoniobrasse7157 Рік тому

      @@harsh3948 you keep saying coping, but all I'm hearing is excuses. Case in point, I think we can all agree that there are some objectively speaking ugly ass dudes that are celebrities etc that are pulling top notch women. It's because of the money/status component. The beautiful thing for men is that those things can change for them which can either decrease or increase their odds with women. A guy that is bottom 10% can actually become top 10%. This is why I say men have it easier in dating than women and that we need to stop playing the victim and own our power. We have the power to change our stars. Women do not. A woman that is say bottom 10% is generally always going to remain there. There isn't really anything she can do about that.

  • @admirbarucija2018
    @admirbarucija2018 Рік тому +75

    I always try to start conversations off on a humorous note! It may not always lead to anything substantial, but lightens the mood and makes a good impression

    • @CourtneyRyan
      @CourtneyRyan  Рік тому +19

      Love it!

    • @admirbarucija2018
      @admirbarucija2018 Рік тому

      @@CourtneyRyan Great way to build rapport!

    • @SystematicMechanic
      @SystematicMechanic Рік тому +1

      @@admirbarucija2018 Example?

    • @davidhancock6629
      @davidhancock6629 Рік тому

      @@SystematicMechanic Try combining suggestions for humorous effect. "Hey, I wanted to give you a compliment, but there are so many possibilities to choose from. Maybe you could suggest one for me?"

    • @JamesRodriguez10783
      @JamesRodriguez10783 Рік тому

      @@SystematicMechanic “Excuse me, I’m waiting for my flight & getting bored, do you mind if i try to hit on you ? “

  • @GJones247
    @GJones247 Рік тому +14

    Best opener is to say hi and ask for her name. If she is slightly interested and open for a conversation, she will ask for you name back. Conversation is all about back and forth and constant responses. As long as she is paying attention and continues talking, it is a good sign that you can ask for a way to get in contact outside of your current environment. If she says no, let her know it was great talking (which so confidence), and to wish her the best.

  • @LightsCameraJake
    @LightsCameraJake Рік тому +5

    Hey Courtney, I've learned some people love the straightforward approach. I met a girl and i was upfront about myself "Hey, this is new for me, I been working on my social anxiety and I told myself, if I can come to a club for the first time, find a girl that I think is cute, strike up a conversation and ask her to dance then I know I'm beating this social struggle I been in most my life" that's Very paraphrased of course to the whole conversation, but she danced with me and I got her number and have a date soon. She told me, being up front about my intentions and how I feel was really a turn on as she's never seen that approach and wished more people would do that when meeting somebody The intention for me was to act weather or not I get rejected. the point was to help break down this anxiety barrier that prevents me from meeting new people. I think if, more people were upfront about their intentions and emotion, I think more people would get dates.

  • @pacmanfanable
    @pacmanfanable Рік тому +9

    7:05 me and my friend at the gym just had a conversation about this. He’s the manager at the gym and talks to a lot of members and friends during his workout. Some get the impression he’s flirting, but we both agreed it’s more of socializing and increasing social skills. Not just “getting at women”. I agree that it is key to develop confidence, speaking skills, and overall social circle that can lead to great opportunities down the line. Great content as always!

  • @Shreadington
    @Shreadington Рік тому +47

    When I want to get to know someone I FORM them...Family, Organization, Recreation, Motivation. In about 5-7 minutes you'll learn enough to carry on a deeper conversation. Works every time.

    • @96robj
      @96robj Рік тому +1

      What does Organization represent?

    • @Shreadington
      @Shreadington Рік тому +5

      @@96robj what they do for work basically.

    • @96robj
      @96robj Рік тому

      @@Shreadington thank you

    • @tfpp1
      @tfpp1 Рік тому +4

      I know it as FORD: family, occupation, recreation, dreams.

    • @Shreadington
      @Shreadington Рік тому +2

      @@tfpp1 I like that too. Motivation is cool because it gets them to tell you what got them into the recreational things they do. I'll have to add dreams. I'll make it FORMD. Best part is that it's helped me connect with people on an emotional level rather than just the common superficial. I've been in sales for 20+ years and FORM has helped me break through some of the most dominant or reserved personalities. Finding that one thing that gets them excited has helped me form long lasting business relationships.

  • @scottbrandon6244
    @scottbrandon6244 Рік тому +24

    I think these entry points are important. The art of conversation has largely been lost on most people who grew up with the internet and smart phones. Technology has lead to a social distancing. I remember when people would sit for dinner or drinks or tea and talk for hours. You don't find that as often anymore.

  • @markcarr5142
    @markcarr5142 Рік тому +8

    I had a girl compliment me on my haircut as I was walking into a grocery store. I said, thank you so much. As she was walking away, she told me to stay cute.
    That was five years ago, and I still remember it.

    • @giorgosdro7059
      @giorgosdro7059 Рік тому +3

      The life of every average guy ever. We get one compliment in our entire lifespan and never forget it

  • @andyfolland-zx2sq
    @andyfolland-zx2sq Рік тому +1

    Just watched this video and it’s great, so so helpful!! I’ve just moved to a new area for work and started 2 weeks ago and in that time I’ve seen this girl I really like, she comes through the train station the same time every morning. The first day I saw her she just started a conversation with me and it was so natural with her, the one massive problem was that I didn’t have the confidence to ask her name and I’m gutted because I won’t see her for a couple of weeks as I have swapped shifts and she is on annual leave so I just hope she doesn’t forget me and it can be as natural again as the first few interactions but I am very keen on her but I’m just trying to get some advice and tips on how not to mess it up!!

  • @almosthelpless9374
    @almosthelpless9374 Рік тому +23

    I usually don't have problems just starting conversations with women in public but I've always struggled with escalating the conversation if I'm romantically interested. I probably just need practice.

  • @joeyrodolico6597
    @joeyrodolico6597 Рік тому +1

    Thank you, Courtney. I just found out I've been doing a lot of things right. I'm a fast food worker and use drive-thru orders as a conversation starter, which certainly works.

  • @brandonmartindale58
    @brandonmartindale58 Рік тому

    Cortney. Thanks for giving us a lift. Went on a first date, and how the conversation between the both of us, it was great. Even found out we had similar backgrounds and found a connection. This also happened to be the first time ever talking outside of technology. It was great!

  • @RoyalKnightCurly
    @RoyalKnightCurly Рік тому +4

    Thank you so much for this! Honestly I’ve struggled with this a lot and needed answers - especially as one who’s got problems with social anxiety😂😂

  • @saranrathakrish8468
    @saranrathakrish8468 Рік тому +47

    I’m glad you are giving advice like this that guys need to hear as a woman❤ it’s really helpful when it comes to relationships ❤

    • @briar35981
      @briar35981 Рік тому +3

      Men definitely need help in this department. Where do women go get advice on approaching men ? Yea that's what I was thinking also.

    • @user-kcrpine
      @user-kcrpine Рік тому

      briar35981 - you know who this is really for….

    • @SystematicMechanic
      @SystematicMechanic Рік тому +5

      @@briar35981 It's not really any different. People are people. It's all about striking up a conversation and not being afraid of Rejection.

    • @giorgosdro7059
      @giorgosdro7059 Рік тому +1

      Of course,guys are the problem,not the women who are giving back 1-2 word responses LOL

    • @cnote4897
      @cnote4897 Рік тому

      @giorgosdro7059 if that happens cut bait and bounce..respectfully my dude.

  • @KrzysztofTwardosz
    @KrzysztofTwardosz Рік тому +1

    Hi Courtney, its Kriss here :)
    You're totally right. Many times we're just trying to hard when keeping it simple makes the best impression.
    I have been following your channel for a while and I really like it. keep it up :) I like that you always introduce yourself in the beginning so all new audience know who you are and whats going on.
    Regards from Sweden

  • @Spectacular-Spider-Dan
    @Spectacular-Spider-Dan Рік тому

    Thanks for the video, Courtney! I've used a few of these techniques in the past, and I'll be adding the ones I haven't to my repertoire. Speaking of compliments, I really like that a lock of your hair is shorter than the rest. It's a cool look, and I'll be sure to steal it when I design my next character!

  • @jrex7486
    @jrex7486 Рік тому +62

    Thank you for all your help Courtney. I matched with this girl on Facebook dating a couple weeks ago and we’ve been hitting it off really well from what my conversation feels like. I’ve been applying a lot of the things you’ve talked about in this and it seems like things are going to go well. This woman is really mature and Absolutely despises the traits that some of these cringe girls, that we react to on this channel exhibit.

    • @MR-nl8xr
      @MR-nl8xr Рік тому +3

      Good for you bro.
      Get yours and make sure everyone is respected.

    • @josephzsoka874
      @josephzsoka874 Рік тому +1

      Bravo mate...but remember, take her words with caution, and always listen to her actions. Best of luck !

    • @JezusC
      @JezusC Рік тому

      Bro, I'm already clapping her cheeks

    • @jrex7486
      @jrex7486 Рік тому

      @@josephzsoka874 aye aye captain.

    • @jrex7486
      @jrex7486 Рік тому +3

      @@JezusC no way dude. Trust me, we’ve both talked about how we could possibly love each other, but we need to take things slow lol.

  • @ChrisW1019
    @ChrisW1019 Рік тому +3

    Congratulations Courtney on 500k Subscribers! What a milestone.

  • @kyleboyer8542
    @kyleboyer8542 Рік тому

    I’m not sure if anyone has ever told you but your voice is just relaxing lol. Like it actually helps me fall asleep in a way

  • @cymbergan
    @cymbergan Рік тому

    Thank you SO VERY MUCH Courtney. SO many women, most online, do NOT want me to ask them what their names are; Since I am terrible with faces, that’s my strength to remember people.

  • @derrickmccann8254
    @derrickmccann8254 Рік тому +38

    Thank you Courtney Ryan For helping people out with amazing facts for relationship skills and money finance

  • @TheGoldenClaw23
    @TheGoldenClaw23 Рік тому +1

    Awesome list. Definitely putting a lot of these in my back pocket. You’re the best🙌🏻

  • @maxmcclary2223
    @maxmcclary2223 Рік тому

    I've been listening to you for a while. I really like how you speak, very concise! Has helped me a lot in my dating experience.

  • @TSierra
    @TSierra Рік тому +14

    This is weird because I was just thinking about this. I can always keep a conversation going but I sometimes have difficulty starting one. I try not to make it seem like a “job interview” lol

    • @CourtneyRyan
      @CourtneyRyan  Рік тому +4

      Totally relate. It can feel a little intimidating and we tend to overthink it 😂 hope this helps

  • @gregwochlik9233
    @gregwochlik9233 Рік тому +3

    A few days ago I was at my local grocery store, and was only 80% certain (she had her back turned towards me) neighbour. She picked up ginger, and I said "ginger". She recognised me straight away (we spoke at lenght before). So that was the "situational comment" section. As an INTJ (introvert), this is my go-to strategy.

  • @SkuzzelB8
    @SkuzzelB8 Рік тому

    I have 25 yrs+ of memories involving fails and mishaps, discoveries, challenges and successes, places I've been, people I've met, and things I've seen. I can talk your head off for hrs.
    The key to conversing with someone is to first have fodder for the conversation. I've been active enough in my life that if a woman was to talk about practically anything, i could connect it with something i have done or experienced.

  • @teddychalgren
    @teddychalgren Рік тому +1

    Education on another level. Quality information. Thanks, Courtney.

  • @waltsisson2880
    @waltsisson2880 Рік тому +2

    Great advice. I met a woman in a fitness class recently, just by saying how fun the class was and asking her what she liked about the class. We had a good conversation and have plans to meet after the next class.

  • @AndrewBentonElevationFilms
    @AndrewBentonElevationFilms Рік тому +1

    Wow, this was actually really helpful! I love the last 2 especially and your right, it is so easy to overthink these kind of things, especially if you’re nervous

  • @Rogue_Phantom
    @Rogue_Phantom Рік тому

    These are some great pointers, Courtney. I’ll definitely keep these in mind. In my experience, it’s hard to come across sources I can trust these days. Anyway, keep up the great work!

  • @dougcarson5202
    @dougcarson5202 Рік тому +1

    Courtney, you are an absolute treasure. Thank you so much for being here for us all. Sending some love your way.😊

  • @abbafan27
    @abbafan27 Рік тому +1

    This is why I love Courtney. Practical advise, clearly articulated.

  • @johngonzalez4298
    @johngonzalez4298 Рік тому +2

    Happy Friday, Courtney ❤! The pink shirt looks great on you, you wear it well. A strategy that I was taught that I still use to this day when it comes to names of people is to think of someone famous and keep that famous person's name in your head to remember a person's name. Like John for example, I can think of John Travolta. Also for Courtney, I can think of Courtney Cox
    Have an awesome Friday!

  • @bobjohnson3940
    @bobjohnson3940 Рік тому

    Hey so I don't intend to always write some big thing on a bunch of your videos but what you're saying usually shakes something loose. In high school I was more shy than I am now.. not painfully shy, not shy in a way I ever considered a negative but I was objectively less able to hold my own in a conversation. A few things played a role in this sort of naturally shifting. First I started playing online video games like right before I turned 20. Nothing insane but that little exposure to people far more intelligent than I was, plus needing to type everything saw an absolute explosion in my vocabulary and my ability to describe things in general. So it is really key to have a strong command over your core language. The more ways you can describe any given thing the more you understand it, the more you can say about it, and the more creative you can be while talking. You want to be able to put words together in your own way. Something I randomly invented is, think of 2 words that rhyme, any 2 doesn't matter how different.. then make as many sentences as you can with those 2 words in it. I can't stress how important it is in enabling one to feel confident in the words said, ideas expressed, concepts noted than having a deep grasp of your language. It is more important than anything. Also have the ability to go deep, talk philosophy, speak of the finer things, of art, of the state of humanity plus the ability to be a Kelso like goof. Ideally a lady should see one side of you and be pleasantly surprised as another side of you shows up like this is a full person. If you work on your language you will never have a shortage of things to say, because you can literally say anything at any point and you know it. Cheers Court solid as usual

  • @SpectreDM
    @SpectreDM Рік тому +16

    I did a lot of cold approaching in college, and I found it to be about a 95% chance of going nowhere, a 1% chance of actually getting an instant date or a real chance at text game, and a 4% chance of a real, human conversation that went nowhere.
    Confidence and social-norm adherence wasn't the variable. I had to stand out somehow to them on an individual basis. I guess I'm only really considerable for 5% or so of women.

    • @OgunDaMan
      @OgunDaMan Рік тому +4

      #1. Stop appraoching women.
      When they want to talk to you they'll start convos & inquire about you seeing people.

    • @juanbermudez1321
      @juanbermudez1321 Рік тому +2

      Well it depends on the how the approach was executed.

    • @juanbermudez1321
      @juanbermudez1321 Рік тому +6

      @@OgunDaMan this is bad advice if you are a man. For a woman this might be good advice, but not for a man. Dating is a competition and men have the disadvantage due to the fact that women are the ones who ultimately decided who can be in a relationship and who doesn’t.

    • @demodiums7216
      @demodiums7216 Рік тому +5

      @@OgunDaMan your advice: if you arent super attractive...give up and stay single
      Women rarely approach

    • @Crazyhead432
      @Crazyhead432 Рік тому

      @@demodiums7216go to the gym and work on something. I like to draw in public. Helps me get the most work done. Ppl, men and women, are intrigued by it. Then it’s up to you. Stand out. Bing hot isn’t enough

  • @ForzaRoma1927
    @ForzaRoma1927 Рік тому

    This helps, I’m trying to talk to a girl at the gym that I think is beautiful. We only say hi or bye to each other and the only time we actually talked was when she asked me how many sets I had. Thank you

  • @adambusenlehner3689
    @adambusenlehner3689 Рік тому +8

    Can we all just take a moment to congratulate Courtney on crossing the half-million subscriber mark? Way to go, Courtney!

  • @haroldmann3303
    @haroldmann3303 Рік тому

    Good one again Thanks! I am a bit of an introvert myself and may tend to over think things, also maybe a bit thinking about rejection. The Science of people is also good one with Vanessa. Thanks!

  • @EazyDuZiTT
    @EazyDuZiTT Рік тому +1

    Courtney Ryan Thank You So Much You Delivered On Your Promise. Thank You So Much Made My Weekend ❤ Your The Best. Ryan

  • @kaimiles8448
    @kaimiles8448 Рік тому +1

    Hey courtney new to your channel and I have to say I am very impressed with your content. I've just recently viewed your other videos addressing the issues with modern dating. Could you make a video giving advice on how to stay motivated in regards to your dating life? I only ask because as fantastic and honest and open minded your content is. When you shed light on how modern dating is and the behavioural trends that some women follow. It's unfortunately had a negative effect on me in regards to motivation . As much as I'm glad I can confirm my assumptions on the dating climate. I now just feel demotivated to keep trying. It just all feels like so much more effort than it's honestly worth. I feel dating should ve a fun and relatively easy going experience (atleast in the early days). However because some women are holding us men to such a high standards. If we honestly are happy as who we are right now. Changing just feels inauthentic and alot more effort than it's honestly worth just to potentially maybe have more luck. Of course I agree with self improvement for yourself. But what if you genuinely are happy with who you are right now? Atleast excluding your love life?
    As you can probably tell I'm lacking motivation myself lol. Therefore as an idea for a future video I hope you might consider this.
    Much love from the. U.K 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

  • @colinforsyth7828
    @colinforsyth7828 Рік тому

    Hey, I am new to your channel and it's excellent, very informative. As a extreme introvert I need all the help I can get ☺ thanks Courtney great content. ☺😎👍

  • @petewisdom1984
    @petewisdom1984 Рік тому +1

    Courtney is such a great resource, and sometimes it's just great to hear a woman suggest, "Just introduce yourself."
    It seems like too often there has to be like things to fall into place, and stars align to strike the right conversation. At least for me.

  • @rino7789
    @rino7789 Рік тому +5

    I complimented a woman at work once and was taken to HR for it. I actually was filed on.

  • @Detroitboy248
    @Detroitboy248 Рік тому +1

    Thank you immensely for helping a lot of us to get out of our comfort zone! The content you make really makes a difference

  • @jared4188
    @jared4188 Рік тому

    NOW THIS IS THE VIDEO IVE BEEN WAITING FOR!
    Always good with the conversation but have ALWAYS struggled with the opening! Cuz for me, it has too be natural. I'm not about too roll up on ANYONE not just a girl, unless I have a viable reason too. (P.s something I need too/have been working on)
    P.s.s I'm not sure if you are aware but I highly suggest you give, ques by Vanessa Van Edwards a read if you ever get the time. I think you will definitely find it insightful and interesting!
    -have a good one

  • @truthhurts7
    @truthhurts7 Рік тому

    Sweet vid & to the point 👌🏽 keep it up, Courtney!

  • @WriterProfessor
    @WriterProfessor Рік тому +2

    Hi Courtney: All I'll add is that when asking for suggestions, it probably needs to be natural or in earnest since (whether in work or dating or politics) more of us can spot false receptiveness or "bad faith" interest.

  • @TheGreen627
    @TheGreen627 Рік тому

    coming home from a stressful day at work and just hearing your soothing voice helped me relax :D

  • @Robbo123
    @Robbo123 Рік тому

    Thank you for this advice Courtney! I always think starting a conversation with humour is quite good 👍

  • @dreographic4163
    @dreographic4163 Рік тому

    Courtney, I have a crush i’ve been trying to work up the nerve to ask out and you’ve been helping so much, thank you

  • @ChadSextoid1
    @ChadSextoid1 Рік тому

    Excellent advice as usual. Thank you for these videos!

  • @ChrisTurnerLand
    @ChrisTurnerLand Рік тому

    Nice to see an encouraging video for men to approach women from a genuinely nice person (w/ specific example) during the era of mean gym girl vids.

  • @July41776DedicatedtoTheProposi

    You are so kind Courtney!

  • @Peter_1986
    @Peter_1986 Рік тому +1

    When I was in school as a teenager, I would sometimes make eye contact with girls that I found cute, and then hold eye contact with them and give them playfully flirty smile, and then when I noticed that they became shy I just walked away, and let them make the next step if they felt like it - this did sometimes work very well, and I felt that it was a pretty relaxed way to show a hint of interest.

  • @ajrusso7766
    @ajrusso7766 Рік тому

    You are presenting these videos in a very mature manner. Thank you 😊

  • @yourstillwithme
    @yourstillwithme Рік тому +1

    You referenced a coffee shop a lot. Def a good place to meet chicks.
    I find the library, grocery store, bowling alley, pool hall are the best places to meet women.
    If a group is next to you on the lanes in the bowling alley you can compliment their shot or support them as you go up on your turn. its a very simple strategy.
    grocery store or anywhere public where you are waiting in line, if something funny or a weird person is doing something you can immediately talk about that. i use this often and it works wonders lol.
    For me, gauging a womans interest in you will literally be in the first 10 seconds. if shes feeding back into what you initially said, you're in.
    If off the rip she doesnt care, shes not going to GAIN interest. Your first approach has to be MINT

  • @10MasterM
    @10MasterM Рік тому

    I've been around here for quite a while now, but I had never heard the story at the gym with the guy asking for your name. But the way he had done it was really spot on.

  • @steakBurner81
    @steakBurner81 Рік тому +3

    I go to dog parks a lot.
    I usually ask " is that a___?"
    People love talking about their dogs.
    Even if it's just a short interaction, it's practice.

  • @JoelRodriguez-sm3br
    @JoelRodriguez-sm3br Рік тому

    Thanks for so much value! You should make deep review of the character Guinevere Beck, which is Joes Girlfriend on the series YOU season 1… im extremely sure a lot of us got very confused with that kind of behaviour from her. Should we expect the same from every girl we entered a relationship with?

  • @bill_jennings
    @bill_jennings Рік тому

    Good advice. I’ve found that making a comment about something happening “in the moment” that both are experiencing is good. If it goes somewhere, great. If not, you’ll still come across as a nice friendly person.

  • @calebmclarnon6211
    @calebmclarnon6211 8 місяців тому

    This is really good advice for just for starting conversations in general. I always love talking to people and do pretty well once we get going, but starting things up is the hard part haha.

  • @jericoba
    @jericoba Рік тому +2

    I find that the hardest part is seldom the approach, or making contact, it's the _follow-up conversation_ and leading it to asking for her number, for example. To make yourself interesting and choose your words.

  • @epicname8242
    @epicname8242 Рік тому +3

    i drive to work by bus everyday and there is a girl that i like, we made an eye contact few times, she gave me that fast look and smiled, im introvert and it is really hard to me to start a conversation with anyone,+ ive been healing with my past relationship for last 8 years and i just dont want to get same bad feeling again, but also i dont want to live rest of my life alone, any advice?

    • @ninpolil
      @ninpolil Рік тому +1

      Fight the fear of getting rejected or getting hurt again, a man shouldnt fear things like this and women smell it as Neediness immediately. But also dont forget to process your weaknesses as an introvert and work intensely on your weaknesses. That should boost up your appearance.
      My final advice would be, if u see her again look at her and away, check if ur on her radar. When u see that she is looking at you, look back but deeply in her eyes for the second time, smile and look away OR stay until she is looking away. (But remember, dont stare 😁
      Then u can approach her, just risk it mate✌🏽

  • @NewyJon7787
    @NewyJon7787 Рік тому

    Definitely helpful. I think most well adjusted people have a hard time being rude to a person simply being nice and thats all it takes.

  • @bloggaloggs
    @bloggaloggs Рік тому

    As usual, Courtney gives advice that is sensible, logical & excellent. (Notwithstanding the occasional lapse in understanding.) However, real life is neither sensible, logical or - surprise, surprise - excellent. For most men, for most of the time, these approaches will result in, at best, 15 minutes of polite conversation that leads to nothing further.
    The stock-standard female advice is: don't give up, keep trying and improving. All this really reinforces, is that men make approximately 99% of the effort. The video that ACTUALLY needs to be made is the one directed to women, exhorting them to make more of an effort in starting conversations with men. For there can be no smashing of the patriarchy without this societal development.

  • @jamesc9853
    @jamesc9853 Рік тому

    Courtney do you have more ideas? Your videos keep coming with new ideas and I appreciate them. Also Can you perhaps mock a date with a guy how it would go to show when it goes good and when it doesn't for a video? Thanks

  • @animestarlord9021
    @animestarlord9021 Рік тому

    I've tried that first one many times. I'm new to this town and I heard about this event and trying to locate it. That's a great way to get called a misogynist or get called a dummy and told just google it. Here in DC men are not supposed to start conversations with ladies unless they're like super Chad or something.

  • @kratosdestroymtolympus3381
    @kratosdestroymtolympus3381 Рік тому

    Never stop Courtney just never stop just good luck and only good things for you🍀🍀

  • @crazydude9534
    @crazydude9534 Рік тому

    Hi Courtney! Thanks a lot for your stupendous content !! I must ask what is the song in the background ?

  • @viragmasekar3360
    @viragmasekar3360 Рік тому +2

    I feel that this does help, Courtney. Thank you. As an introvert, I am never wanting to strike up a conversation with anyone fearing that I am wasting my time due to other priorities that I have in my life. Plus when people constantly strike up a conversation when I wear a sweatshirt with a Raising Cane’s on it, I tend to just get stimulated and eventually annoyed thinking that I like Cane’s though I don’t like it like I used to. This really enforced my belief that people bite. This is a reason why I don’t prefer small talk. I did not understand what you meant by reading the room. Can you elaborate a little more on that?

    • @Lisa-zi6hb
      @Lisa-zi6hb Рік тому +1

      Don’t be afraid to approach a women even if you are going to be rejected,as a woman I respect man that express their feelings no matter the outcome

    • @axelhens7831
      @axelhens7831 Рік тому

      Reading the room means being aware of the situation.
      Example; don't try to pick someboddy up when they stand crying at a murder scene. Just does not seem the best timing 😉

    • @axelhens7831
      @axelhens7831 Рік тому

      ​@@Lisa-zi6hb dude is introverte, it's difficult talking to men or women 😉
      I do agree with your statement, and thank you for being supportif for this guy. 😁

  • @Bowserguy62
    @Bowserguy62 Рік тому

    Ngl Courtney the unique compliment really does work. Ive been smiling more and once in a while I see a girl with a really pretty smile to smile back. I will say you have such a beautiful smile it really brightens their day a lot more and have been talked to more. Will definitely need to try the name one it sounds really nice and genuine one of my goals has been good communication since I know it helps in my job and talking with clients so trying to be more open and talk to people has really helped

  • @joekrozel6137
    @joekrozel6137 10 місяців тому

    It's interesting how when you stand in line at the same cafe over the course of months you'll occasionally observe a woman being extremely nice to the cashier: being upbeat, asking how they're doing, etc. When I was single I found that sooo attractive that it might warrant a compliment from me. (Always nice to find someone who passes the "polite-to-strangers test" right off the bat!) While a conversation about the menu might break the ice, it's so much easier to initiate conversation after you've observed a pleasant display of a person's character.

  • @poodabran
    @poodabran Рік тому

    I experienced that last one on the train yesterday. She was short and kept looking back at her phone. Automatic X in the box for me! Moving on!

  • @Matt_Nor
    @Matt_Nor Рік тому +2

    1. Being interested in the person you're speaking with is crucial, regardless of your or their status.
    2. What i usually tell my friends are: i find it entertaining to speak with new people, and usually always compliment them on something, while keeping it lightly humorous and genuine.
    3. Anything in particular that caught YOUR interest about her?
    4. Keep it simple and relatable. Food, traveling, culture, dreams, ambitions, goals, interests, passions...
    5. Most (not all) love to talk about themselves (1. Actually being interested in the person), so ask questions you genuinely are interested in about them, because it shows you pay attention.

  • @VideoGameRoom32
    @VideoGameRoom32 Рік тому

    The only time I asked for a suggestion was like a Starbucks what is good to drink. Or a what is good to eat at a restaurant.

  • @michaelvonahnen3050
    @michaelvonahnen3050 Рік тому +1

    Thank you !

  • @ThiccEagle
    @ThiccEagle Рік тому

    Sweet and simple. Honestly, you can do almost anything to strike up a conversation. Can be awkward, but roll with it. If you're good at talking, any speed bump on the opener will be quickly forgotten

  • @mikel1199
    @mikel1199 Рік тому

    I drive for Lyft and complimenting women on their perfume is always a good one. But Courtney, is there any way you can suggest to breach the business interaction and ask for a date in a rideshare situation or is it always unacceptable? Thanks for all that you do!

  • @mar4kl
    @mar4kl Рік тому

    6:50, "And whatever you do, do not act ... hurt or aggressive over the fact that she doesn't want to talk to you." Excellent advice. There's no shortage of guys who don't follow it, which leads to why many women don't like being approached by men they don't know. Remember, guys, there may be a million reasons why a woman shies away from, ignores or shuts down your attempt to talk to them, and most of those reasons have nothing to do with you. But there are also plenty of women out there who would be happy to talk to you, so if one woman won't give you the time of day, politely excuse yourself (or just say nothing, if you prefer), leave her alone and find someone else to strike up a conversation with.

  • @Patrick10274
    @Patrick10274 Рік тому

    Happy weekend, Courtney..world is better with You

  • @Jon-wx2be
    @Jon-wx2be Рік тому +1

    I would say that although asking suggestions can be good, be careful as women like to have choice, but not too much pressure in choosing from too many options.
    In my experience women prefer dates to be mostly planned by men, but find the balance of letting her be without stress and, let her feel empowered by choice and present options that can best show show that you listen to her

  • @grovesy333
    @grovesy333 Рік тому +1

    These are all fantastic points that you make unfortunately I’ve tried some of these and got called an idiot

  • @shermanngjazz
    @shermanngjazz Рік тому

    OMG yes I need this especially for tonight since I'm gonna see this college freshman athlete so hopefully it goes well!
    Update: the conversation went well and I got her phone number!

  • @Nishiman7
    @Nishiman7 Рік тому

    I like this video. I am shy with woman around my age range when I had crushes.

  • @theoutlander9564
    @theoutlander9564 Рік тому +7

    The more difficult thing is finding one worthy of talking to.

    • @jasongates-
      @jasongates- Рік тому

      Right. I was thinking the same thing this entire video.

    • @josesantana770
      @josesantana770 Рік тому

      Just don't initiate thinking my future wife.

  • @faizelsamuels8865
    @faizelsamuels8865 Рік тому

    Really appreciated this video 👌Some great tips, subscribing to the KISS principle. #dontactbutthurt 😄

  • @teddymoore9938
    @teddymoore9938 Рік тому +2

    I Love your videos you keep it so real ! Thanks !🌹❤️

  • @levifranz7370
    @levifranz7370 Рік тому

    My friend and I used to play a game in high school that we called cards. Basically, one of us would see an attractive person out in public and tell the other person they had to go talk to them. Once they did, regardless of the outcome, the person who tried to initiate the conversation now had the cards and could tell the other person to talk to someone next time. We did all kinds of stupid things to try and start conversations, and surprisingly, they worked more frequently than you would think. Learning to initiate conversations with strangers was a valuable skill, but learning to take rejection, laugh about it, and do it again was like learning a superpower.

  • @manbearpig8971
    @manbearpig8971 Рік тому

    What a great and informative video. You are very smart and attactive as well. Keep up the great work.

  • @Razear
    @Razear Рік тому +2

    I think "unique" should be the operative word there when you're trying to compliment a girl because chances are, beautiful women will hear the same old generic compliments dozens of times a day. Really important to tailor the compliment so that it fits that particular girl instead of saying something that could apply to every other girl.

  • @VideoGameRoom32
    @VideoGameRoom32 Рік тому +2

    Congrats on your 500k subscribers. Well Deserved. Thanks for your hard work and great content.

    • @CourtneyRyan
      @CourtneyRyan  Рік тому

      Thank you so much 🥹

    • @VideoGameRoom32
      @VideoGameRoom32 Рік тому

      @@CourtneyRyan Anytime.

    • @VideoGameRoom32
      @VideoGameRoom32 Рік тому

      @@Tondaloona03 Bro, don't be ashamed of who you are. You can come out of the closet now. Nobody won't laugh at you. LOL

  • @tinocooper7444
    @tinocooper7444 Рік тому

    I love how your mind works the fact that your intention is too help people,makes you even more beautiful...God bless your soul
    A flower like you had to have come from the garden of Heaven

  • @aaronsaiz2498
    @aaronsaiz2498 Рік тому

    Amazing video Courtney you look absolutely gorgeous

  • @gregoryritchie7852
    @gregoryritchie7852 Рік тому

    Positive, practical tips - great!

  • @drip369
    @drip369 Рік тому

    1:16 1:22 same here. Works for talking to anyone and everyone making you magnetic in a room

  • @Ezilla82
    @Ezilla82 Рік тому

    Like the proverbial broken record that I am and yeah it sometimes drives me nut, but I got to say thanks to Courtney Ryan for this content it always gives me a pov of women by well a woman. I know that sounds cliche, but going with it anyways. So again thank you, Ms. Ryan.

  • @gabrielstroup
    @gabrielstroup Рік тому +1

    I’m planning to start my masters degree this year, so that may put me in a position to talk to more women of my type. What might be a good way to spark conversation on the first day?

    • @gabrielstroup
      @gabrielstroup Рік тому +1

      @@Tondaloona03 as a native English speaker, I do forget that’s an option