Chatting skills in study room

(1) Borrow pens, paper and transparent glue (she can borrow anything on her desk anyway).

This is the earliest and most primitive way to strike up a conversation in the study room. Brothers who have never been far away can use this trick, mainly to create a buffer for MM and themselves, and pave the way for the important figures behind.

The main operation method is to find out which study room has the most beautiful women. After aiming at the target outside the door, see if there is a space next to or behind the target, preferably there is a space. If not, first find a seat in the back row and observe the situation around the target at any time. Once you are free, go ahead with your bag at once.

You can borrow it after you sit down. You can talk to MM in the same situation after borrowing it. For example, you have read a book on MM's desk, or you are taking a class. In short, you just have nothing to say. Pay attention to the reflection of MM every 5 to 10 minutes. If MM is indifferent, you'd better ask for the number as soon as possible so as not to affect others' study. If it reflects well, we can talk about it.

(2) Paper flow

You can write this on the note: classmate, I think your hair is of good quality. It seems that you are good at maintenance. I want to ask you some tips on hair care, and then write down the phone number. MM sees you pleasing to the eye and will send you a text message. If not, we'll talk to you at the same point. Note paper can be used with pen borrowing paper, and the effect is better.

(3) direct opening

For the target MM, when MM went out to answer the phone or drink water, she walked up to MM and said directly, "Classmate, I just saw you watching. . . Books, you are studying. . . Really? " It's just a chat anyway. Or simply say, "I noticed you in the study room just now and thought you had a good temperament." Can you understand me? " As long as you look friendly, you can usually ask for a number in a few words.

(4) Invite MM to show you around the campus.

On weekends, you can carry a bag and go to other schools for self-study and find a school with more girls. Weekend study rooms are generally less MM, so choose the target from them and sit directly in the back after finding the target.

"Classmate, are you from this school?"

"yes."

"I find the scenery in your school is very good. This is my first time here. "

"Really, which school are you from?"

"I am. . . Are you busy at school? "

"Not bad, what's the matter?"