Often I will approach a girl, open (some sort of situational opener or something, make the usual small talk (questions about them/assumptions about them) as taught, and then a few minutes later they tell me it was nice meeting me and leave.

I'm thinking about experimenting with throwing in some sort of statement of intent as soon as I realise that the girl is close to walking away as the conversation hasn't gone anywhere, and she hasn't asked me any questions.

UK girls, even in this day and age, are a bit weirded out by being approached by random guys (even in bars). I think partly because they want to know WHY you are talking to them.

So if I say ''I only came over because I thought you were'' hot, it might buy me a 'second crack at the whip' as it were?

(although I also feel as though it gives away any 'power' and mystery that I might have had with being 'indirect'?~)

When I try to listen in on random guys in UK bars approaching girls, they seem to either go very direct' Hi! You're super hot! what's your name?'' and the girl shoots him down straight away, OR, he'll go very indirect, and after telling him where she is going that night and telling him her age and where her friends are, she walks away.

Worth playing with?