How to Talk to a Stuck-Up Female

Do you want to be the guy with enough confidence to talk to any female? Though there are no hard-and-fast rules about the art of communication, there are several great tips to help you jazz up your game with women. If you follow the steps outlined in this article, you can even talk to the most stuck-up female and get her interested in you.

Instructions

Difficulty: Moderate

1. Use your non-verbal skills to allure women. If you want to talk to a female who you think appears stuck-up, you need to learn how to break the ice by using non-verbal communication.
2. Engage her with eye contact. This is the gateway to further communications with women. Start out by looking at her. See if you can get her to sustain eye contact with you for awhile. If she does, this usually means she is open to further possibilities.
3. Smile to communicate interest. Even the most stuck-up females like attention. A nice, intriguing smile is a wonderful way to show her you like what you see. If she likes what she sees, she might just smile back. The smile communicates warmth, confidence and appeal.
4. Show her that you are fun. No woman likes to be around a male who takes himself too seriously. Charm her with wit and humor. Pick-up lines are outdated, so be original. Talk to her about something funny in the news or about current trends that seem odd or unusual. Laugh with her. This shows confidence and always breaks down barriers.
5. Be complimentary, but be direct and honest. Women can smell insincerity miles away. Comment on her appearance in a knowing way. Read "Vogue" and "Marie Claire" to find out about the latest trends in women's style. This way you can give her great compliments on aspects of her personal style that fit in with the trends and that set you apart from other guys who don't go to the trouble to do their research.
6. Have fun. Try to enjoy yourself whatever happens. Even if you fail to get her number, you can consider your exchange with her as research for future communications with women.