It's the first week of my last semester of college trying working on my day game. Approach opportunities on campus are endless and I want to make the best of it. Today I set out to work on my AA. My goal was to simply start conversations with girls, not worrying about # closing.

I used the mentality of having fun and building social momentum. When I first got to school, I just tried to say "hi" to everyone I walked passed, trying not care if they knowledge me. If they do, great.

Later, I tried to make normal everyday conversations with girls who I didn't have any initial attraction to. I saw one girl sitting down on her phone. I walked up, sat next to her and told her I was bored and just wanted to talk to her. We had a mostly regular conversation. I cracked some jokes, she laughed. After about 5-10 mins, I said my goodbye. When I left her, I got the feeling that she was expecting me to ask for her number.

Then I saw a girl who I was attracted to. She was sitting on a bench, so I walked up said "hi" to get her attention and sat next to her. I told her I thought she was cute and started making normal conversation. We chatted for a bit, but then for some reason I thought normal conversation wasn't "good enough". I froze, couldn't think of what to say next, got nervous and quickly said my goodbye.

For the rest of the day I walked around campus without sunglasses and made eye contact with as many girls as I could. One HB9 I saw walking towards me. I made eye contact with her, as she got closer I looked away for a second and then re-engaged. I then told her I liked her outfit, she smiled and said thank you, then parted ways.

Obviously, I need to keep working at it. I figure, if everyday I keep making conversation, it will help big time. I found that approaching girls who are sitting down is much easier than stopping a girl who's walking. There's something about just sitting down and placing myself next to them that forces me to talk to them. Any tips? Thanks all.