Not only was this my first ever cold approach but it was one that can be rather challenging too, the feared parent and daughter set.

here is what happened:

i was sitting in a cafe near st pauls in central London, i saw this stunning HB 9.5 girl walk in with her mother, i felt i had to take action as i am 22 now and feel that i really should take action and always approach every girl i see that is attractive unless she is on her own with a man her age. anyway i walk up to the mum and daughter, i say to the mom how attractive her daughter is, they both smile and thank me, i introduce myself to the girl and things are generally positive as both her and the mum are smiling albeit in a very surprised fashion. i talk to the mum too and ask them what they are up to, they say they are heading to some seaside town in england, i feel myself getting very nervous having not done such a thing before, as i can tell the mum is eager to leave and so i straight up ask the girl if she would like to go out with me, she smiles and laughs a bit, just seems a bit shocked Lol, her mum says she lives in scotland which is about 400 miles away, i say that is no problem but the mum insists that would be too much of a commute for me, things are getting uncomfortable as the girl has not said anything, i ask if she has facebook as her mum is there and i know facebook is a safer option than a number and she just says "no i dont" i should have asked for her number but things were so tense with her mum and everything i just let them go.

how does this sound for a first cold approach?

explain the creeped out bit please, was it because she was with her mum? was it because i came on too strong?

Props for approaching a Mum & girl for your first approach.

But as soon as she told you she lives in Scotland, you should have just politely excused yourself, that's a dead end and no point in takign it any further.

I like how she spelled it out for you

lol of course it's a problem, saying it is no problem is like saying "oh thats ok, I'm prepared to travel for my stalking"

I'm liking the mum so far

Don't ask IF questions because it leads to an easy NO. You wouldn't ask IF she has a phone, would you?

Ballsy, but young and no common sense. Keep at it though, ballsy will get you a long way and you'll get good fast if you get better at banter with it.