How would you write a conversation between two men (two women)?
if you use the name once it should be failry easy to follow. often books don't even have a he said she said after it. they have the quote and then let the conversation flow more naturally. sorry it's kind of hard to explain. dialogue i think can be a harder area cuz the he said she said stuff can be very repetitive as well. often you can include a sentence after that describes someone's reaction. if you writing well though you should be able to make it clear naturally. don't try too hard.
Conversations to have w/Scorpio woman?
Be yourself, not kidding, don't give out too many information about yourself be real, no games, don't try to flirt, well maybe later on but not now, i think let feel comfortable with you first. remember she understands if you are the quiet type of shy watch a movie, a psychology type and talk about it talk about art, drawing, or whatever you think is the right topic since you are both on first base or something Don't tell her you love her every time you talk or meet her, i mean come on, that is like being flirtatious without really flirting. She is deep and wants to know you on a deep level.
How do you avoid awkward conversation with women?
A2A.This goes without saying. To get better at something you need to practise.I used to avoid talking to girls because my first few experiences were terrible.However, during my high school, I was part of the student council, so I had to deal with people approaching me often for different kinds of things, ranging from wanting to register for an event to just wanting to know more about my role in the student council.A lot of them were girls as well. Yikes! At first I just found ways to avoid confronting them, like redirecting them to a different member of the student council or something.As time passed, I got used to being approached by people. Now, if a girl walked up to me, I would react normally. Smile at them, talk to them, ask them why they approached me, etc.To be honest, my situation was just a very rare one. It's not something everyone would face. However, it still counts as practise.Try doing this. Approach any girl that knows you (colleague, classmate, etc. You get the point.) and try to talk to them normally. Start off with something that you know is common between both of you (like, something a teacher or a senior talked about) and see how it goes.Look, I know that in the beginning, there will be a lot of awkward moments between the two of you.But you will have to endure it.You don't learn how to ride a cycle without falling down even once.It's okay to fall down, but what's more important is whether you will get up again and get back on the cycle or not.Hope this helps!
How do I start a conversation with an older woman?
I know your dilemma. I too have dated older women, in fact, I PREFER older women. I'm 27 now, but have dated Ladies in their 30's when I was 22 and on up, unless I was our for a quicky. I once dated a beautiful lady who was 40 when I was 25. And it really is one of the BEST relationships I ever had. Anyway, I find it very easy to approach older women, easier in fact, than young broads who are stuck up. Older women are much easier to talk to, they will actually carry the conversation or pick it up if you stumble. It is so much easier to get acquainted with them. I guess at first, it is somewhat difficult to approach ANY woman, but take the shot. You already suspect she has an interest in you, so half the work is already done, think about it. My experience has been that older women love the idea of having a 'young stud' and WON'T take advantage of that. They just like to feel they still have 'it'. And some do. They will treat you like a king, really. I wouldn't worry too much about the age difference in the future, like when people say, "what about when you are 45 and she is 65?" Take this moment to moment. No one is thinking about marriage when they first ask their new boyfriend or girlfriend out right? DO NOT BRING UP SUBJECTS THAT FOCUS ON 'HER TIME' Like the music of 'her day', or peoples opinions if they were to see the two of you together...anything that points out the obvious differences!!!!! Trust me, you can be very comfortable and relaxed when you begin to talk to her, she will not be a smart *** or sarcastic like younger women sometimes are. Good luck man, it'll be alright. Do me a favor would you? If things go the way you want them to, drop me a line and let me know if I was right or wrong about this. I'm curious about if this is just me or if others also see a difference.
Can you find me a written conversation between a man and a woman?
Lyla: Okay, here's a hypothetical. You ask a girl for her number, but wait two weeks to call her. What gives? George: Well, that depends. Why? Lyla: Well, I met this guy two weeks ago at a party. We spent the entire evening talking and I thought we really hit it off. We had a lot of chemistry and we had a ton of things in common. He asked for my number and he said he'd call me the next day. And then, I didn't hear hide nor hair of him until yesterday, 10 days after we met. How come? George: What did he say when he called? What was his pathetic excuse? Lyla: I didn't talk to him. I wasn't home and he left a voicemail message. I haven't called him back yet. George: Why don't you just call him and find out? Lyla: He just called yesterday and I don't want to seem desperate. George: Oh, come on. He probably just lost your number and found it yesterday. Lyla: That's possible. George: Or he had to go out of town and just got back. Lyla: I suppose. George: Or maybe he was nervous about calling you and just got up the nerve. Lyla: Do you really think so? George: Maybe. Or maybe he's playing hard to get or he's just not that into you. Lyla: Oh. George: But you won't know if you don't call him back. Lyla: I guess that's true.
What are the best topics for casual conversation with women?
The best thing would be to go for a story question. The one that requires a bit longer talk and there;the listener should always search for similarities in experience, views, thougts and feelings. Because that is how it starts to flow like a river without you even thinking about it. (And it should be both sides talking if it's going to be fun.)There are plenty of questions like this:Scariest memoryWildest thing ever doneMost embarrassing momentCraziest dreamAnd so so much more that are so random but aren't the smal talk that is the worst thing ever done - it will never last, superficial and boring.
What is the hardest part about making conversation with women?
The difficulty in most conversation between the sexes is that both are always cautious about being absolutely frank and accepting that what they hear from the other party is the same.We don't want to 'give away' too much. We don't want to appear desperate or vulnerable. We don't want to be seen as 'moving in on' someone prematurely. And, most of all, we don't want to give away something that might be used against us. The hardest part is trusting enough but not too much.
Do men always initiate conversation if they like a woman?
No. Men get a lot of mixed messages about whether it's appropriate to initiate conversation with women. In one ear they hear that if they like someone, they should approach them and let them know. In the other, they hear that expressing any romantic interest is vulgar and that approaching women is harassment. On top of this can be ordinary social anxiety, not knowing what to say, or any other number of reasons that make hesitating and avoiding the situation more appealing than engaging it. To make matters worse, a lot of men aren't able to pick up on the cues women give them indicating they want to be approached, causing women to think the men are rejecting them because the cues were "so obvious."Just as you'd like the guy to approach you, given what he has to deal with, it might be better if you approach him. That's not to say you don't also have a lot of social and personal crap to deal with associated with starting a conversation with someone you find attractive. But someone has to be brave, someone has to break the "mind your own business" social norm, and if you're not willing to do it, there's a good chance you'll pass up something wonderful.