Well, this woman is at least +30 years old and she's really pretty (8/10). I emphasize that I have no experience with girls older than me even though I like them a lot.
The point is that when I arrived at the site (we were alone). I was strangely confident, because lately I am trying to improve the perception that others have about me. I usually have a closed body language and in recent weeks I have been trying to improve that, by having a more open and confident posture.
Well, I'm good looking. I consider myself slightly above average and when I arrived I looked at her directly in the eyes and spoke with authority very calmly. She held my gaze for a few seconds and withdrew it nervously (or at least that's how I interpreted it).
Then while she asked me for my information to attend to me, she stuttered a couple of times. I asked her if something was wrong and she said: "Sorry, you have a very intense look and it intimidates me a little, you seriously have the most beautiful eyes I've ever seen." (normally people make me compliments for my eyes). I replied: "Thanks, you too", after this we had a brief conversation and I noticed several indicators of interest. My problem is that I want to seduce her without seeing myself as a needy. It is a place where I usually go and I know that I will have more approaches with her. I would like to know how I should act from now on during the next approaches.
I'm generally good at seducing friends and acquaintances, but I've never tried to make approximations. I want to get out of my comfort zone and I think this would be a good opportunity. Don't believe that I'm getting illusions with that girl, I just don't want to jump into the void without at least listening to some advice.
POSTSCRIPT: English is not my mother tongue, sorry if I have spelling problems.
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