This question is in regards to what will people think when they see you approach a woman you like.

1) Generally the people around you are not going to notice what's going on as they're in their own worlds. If they see you talking to a woman, they're usually going to assume that you know her.

2) I look at people in the periphery as background; the same way I would look at a tree, or lamp, or bench. When the woman and I are alone, none of those people who were watching are going to matter.

3) This goes back to my last comment. When you and she are alone, the last thing you'll care about is what the people who were watching were thinking.

4) Most guys respect the hustle. It takes confidence and skill to go up and approach a woman smoothly. Guys typically respect that and usually give me the "bro nod" in respect of the work I was putting in when they see me hustle.

This reminds me of a funny story where I approached this woman, we started talking, and my friend invited her to join us at our table. She joins us and as we're all eating this guy yells out; "That was fucking awesome!" When I went to get our food from the counter he introduced himself to me and yelled; "Good luck!" and pointed at the girl and winked to me as if he was being slick about what he meant.

5) Even if people watch you approach, after a minute or so they're going to go back to doing whatever they were doing as they'll either assume you know her or they won't want to be rude by staring.

6) Don't let the opinions of others stop you from going for who and what you want. If you see a woman you like, go for her!

7) Those people in the background are usually people you're never going to see again so what they think is unimportant. What matters is what you think and what you do.