I'll get right to it, introductions aside. A couple of days ago I was taking the bus home from community college. Around this time the bus is absolutely packed with kids like no room to stand, wait for the next bus packed. Anyway, I was sitting behind a cute redhead minding my own business listening to my music and looking out for my stop. When I noticed this guy, I thought that he was looking at me so I proceeded to mad dog him into submission, stared into his eyes until he looked down. Because why the fuck was he staring at me? It was only then that I realized that he was looking at the cute redhead one seat infront of me. So I backed off, spent five minutes looking everywhere else so that he wouldn't get spooked. I wanted to see what happened next, and it was enlightening. Periodically this kid would look up, pretend to look somewhere else, then look at this girl, look away. He did this again and again. Every time I could feel it I didn't even need to look at him periferials were enough. So right before we reach his stop he tries to strike up a conversation with this girl, tries to get her number and she says "no" and puts her headphones back in.

This day was very illuminating for me. It taught me that if you keep your eyes open you'll learn something about game. This guy didn't seem creepy, he wasn't ugly, or fat, nor did he look particularly stupid. I mean he was a normal guy. But the way he kept looking at her, over and over, thinking she didn't notice, stealing glances like a thief in the night. It was just too much, it built up, and I knew as soon he opened his mouth that he wasn't going to get her number because despite the fact that he was normal his actions were those of a creep. When you look at a girl make sure that she doesn't notice and for the love of god if she does notice you don't look away like you were caught in some unspeakable act. You hold her eyes for atleast a second and smile. That second will tell her everything she needs to know. Or I'm just blowing smoke out of my ass, sometimes its hard to tell.