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The straight up, down to earth approach works for me. "Hey there, my name is _______, you know ________ right?" or something like that to start the conversation. I feel the whole pick up line thing can make a women feel pretty awkward leaving them with not much to say. Honestly, to keep a conversation going, be as down to earth as you can! Best of luck.

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all the time bro, its just in real life women dont go out expecting to find someone, they think of there problems or certain worries they have, try approaching a women and start a conversation. Maybe their attitudes will change.

When the girls take your target away from you is because you played it wrong, or so the theory says. Either a) you didnt read the signs well and she actually wants a break (or get away completely)… or b) you did not clearly present yourself as a potential mate for your target, you did not give your girl a chance to express to her friends that she wants to spend time with you (and that she is 100% ok being alone with you).

Another interpretation is that the friends stopped having fun when you and her became isolated, and they wrongfully assume that fun will come back when she does.

Its not that they dont want your target to score, well, they do, at least not until she has 'thought' things over. Which is ridiculous because woman dont 'think', they feel. Remember your target needs 'permission' from her peers, so dont attempt to isolate and extract her until you have dealt with that, and that takes time.

Besides, if your goal is to score, you are always going to have this kind of problems, because you are accelerating things and probably missing cues and clues. Your goal should be to Attract, and once you know you have done that, your goal should change to Comfort her, and only when you do that you move to Seduce.

Good luck.

Edit: Yes, you should read that.

It is OK as long as there are no cracks about PMS or being on the rag. Because that is a woman's special time with their natural hormone.

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When you have had a couple of children, no help, and been married beyond the honeymoon phase you will know the answer to your question. I am sure they didn't feel that way when they were first married like you.
I happen to know several at-home moms that once the children were self-sufficient they spend alot of time on themselves.
Having kids saps your energy and you are "mommy" 24 hrs aday whether you are healthy or sick. It doesn't leave room for facials and spas and doing all those things that made you feel sexy.
Your mind runs thru long lists of the things that have been done or still need to be done along with whatever "worries" they may have. Hubbies come home from a day of dealing with adults and being productive and don't want to take over at home.
Being an at home mom is the equivelent of having 2 full time jobs.
There is never a day off. The last thing on their mind is going to be sex.
You could offer to babysit for them so they can go get their nails or hair done or just to be at home alone with their husband. Take the kids with you for an evening maybe even overnight.

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I agree with you completely!! I don't agree with these feminists or anything like that. I take care of my Husband, I cook his meals, wash his clothes, take care of our home. I love doing it because it makes me feel good. And when bedtime comes, I do not fake a headache because I am "so tired from doing all of the work." I am usually waiting all day for bedtime. He is my husband and I love to make him happy.

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The Scarlet Letter opens with an expectant crowd standing in front of a Boston prison in the early 1640s. When the prison door opens, a young woman named Hester Prynne emerges, with a baby in her arms, and a scarlet letter "A" richly embroidered on her breast. For her crime of adultery, to which both the baby and the letter attest, she must proceed to the scaffold and stand for judgment by her community.

While on the scaffold, Hester remembers her past. In particular, she remembers the face of a "misshapen" man, "well stricken in years," with the face of a scholar. At this moment, the narrator introduces an aged and misshapen character, who has been living "in bonds" with "Indian" captors. He asks a bystander why Hester is on the scaffold. The brief story is told: two years earlier, Hester had preceded her husband to New England. Her husband never arrived. In the meantime, she bore a child; the father of the infant has not come forward. As this stranger stares at Hester, she stares back: a mutual recognition passes between them.

On the scaffold, Boston's highest clergyman, John Wilson, and Hester's own pastor, Rev. Dimmesdale, each ask her to reveal the name of her partner in crime. Reverend Dimmesdale makes a particularly powerful address, urging her not to tempt the man to lead a life of sinful hypocrisy by leaving his identity unnamed. Hester refuses.

After the ordeal of her public judgment, the misshapen man from the marketplaceher long lost husbandvisits her, taking the name Roger Chillingworth. When she refuses to identify the father of her child, he vows to discover him and take revenge. He makes Hester swear to keep his identity a secret.

Hester Prynne : Hester Prynne is the central and most important character in The Scarlet Letter. Hester was married to Roger Chillingworth while living in England and, later, Amsterdama city to which many English Puritans moved for religious freedom. Hester preceded her husband to New England, as he had business matters to settle in Amsterdam, and after approximately two years in America she committed adultery with the Reverend Arthur Dimmesdale.

The novel begins as Hester nears the end of her prison term for adultery. While adultery was considered a grave threat to the Puritan community, such that death was considered a just punishment, the Puritan authorities weighed the long absence and possible death of her husband in their sentence. Thus, they settled on the punishment of permanent public humiliation and moral example: Hester was to forever wear the scarlet letter A on the bodice of her clothing.

While seemingly free to leave the community and even America at her will, Hester chooses to stay. As the narrator puts it, "Here, she said to herself, had been the scene of her guilt, and here should be the scene of her earthly punishment; and so, perchance, the torture of her daily shame would at length purge her soul." According to this reasoning, Hester assumes her residence in a small abandoned cottage on the outskirts of the community.

While the novel is, in large part, a record of the torment Hester suffers under the burden of her symbol of shame, eventually, after the implied marriage of her daughter Pearl and the death of Chillingworth and Dimmesdale, Hester becomes an accepted and even a highly valued member of the community. Instead of being a symbol of scorn, Hester, and the letter A, according to the narrator, "became a type of something to be sorrowed over, and looked upon with awe, yet with reverence too." The people of the community even come to Hester for comfort and counsel in times of trouble and sorrow because they trust her to offer unselfish advice toward the resolution of upsetting conflict. Thus, in the end, Hester becomes an important figure in preserving the peace and stability of the community

Some people are shy, even those who work with the public such as a store. They find eye contact nervous and inside their personal boundary.
You are a stranger to them as they are a stranger to you. Some women are only comfortable around their own sex.

EDIT: Going by your questions you seem very unusually pre-occupied with females almost in every thought you have. Could your personality with the opposite sex be kind of forward or unnatural?

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Human nature to act how you feel. Everyone does it. When I feel mellow, I just relax, don't argue, and go with the flow. When I'm angry I'm quiet, and when I get annoyed I have an angry outburst. When I'm depressed I just stay out of every thing's way.

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