How
To Impress A Girl
If you’re a boy there’s a good chance that at some
point in your life you’re going to want to learn how to
impress a girl. It’s a difficult subject, and I
know guys who have gone their entire lives without having a clue of how
to impress a girl. Personally, I think they’re
looking a little too hard. Learning how to impress a girl
isn’t particularly difficult, but it does mean that
you’ll have to change the way you think about things for a
little while.
Guys really like competing with each other. Not only do they
usually enjoy competitive sports, they’re also able to turn
just about anything into a contest. I’ve had
milk-drinking competitions, Peep-eating contests (chowing down on the
little yellow marshmallow birds you get at Easter) and all sorts of
other strange challenges. Many guys think that the best way
to impress girls is to show off somehow, either by showing how much
they know about a certain topic or with some moronic feats of
strength. Here’s the secret: the girls
aren’t impressed.
So how to you learn how to impress a girl? Well, while the
boys were off beating each other up on the playground in elementary
school, the girls were probably talking to each other. Girls
like to talk. Not only do they like to talk, they also like
to listen, and they like it when other people listen too.
Especially boys. One of the best things you can do to impress
a girl is to be able to carry on a mature, intelligent conversation
with her. It doesn’t have to be about cold fusion
or advanced calculus, but fart jokes probably aren’t such a
great idea. It’s important to ask questions and,
here’s the important part, pay attention to what she has to
say. Be interested in what she likes and who she is and
she’ll start to pay a lot of attention to you.
You’ll come off as a guy who isn’t a jerk, who
isn’t trying to impress her, and who she can relate
to. These are all very good things.
When dealing with the issue of how to impress a girl, some people will
say that chivalry is the way to go. Open doors for her, carry
her books, and act like a true gentleman. Chivalry can be
dangerous though, as many girls (especially those with a feminist bent)
will see chivalry as an affront, so be careful. Getting
involved in a good conversation may not be the flashiest way to get a
girl’s attention, but it has a great chance of working (and
you don’t have to gorge yourself on Peeps).
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