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Originally Posted by MrNatural
What can I do?
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I know the feeling, but let's start from the beginning.
I think this has been mentioned before, but you need to be comfortable speaking to others before you can even think about running down the street after someone.
Before I even heard about day game, I spent years speaking to random people on trains, so the idea of speaking to someone I don't know seems perfectly natural.
1) Open your mouth, say "Hello".
Say it to the bus driver, say it to the old lady in the supermarket, say it to the couple at the train station, etc.
Get used to the idea that people won't go bat shit crazy when you try and speak to them.
2) Open your mouth, say "Hello" and then start a conversation.
Ask them about their day, ask them why they are where they are. Give them a compliment, should you have one. Make them feel awesome.
3) Stop moving people.
Do all of the above, but with people who are walking.
4) Stop moving people in built up areas.
See above.
5) Stop moving people in built up areas, moving fast.
See above.
In truth, I'm only at step 3. I can stop a moving person, but my brain dies when I see a shit ton of people. However, I've got to be able to stop people in sparsely populated areas before I take on heavily built up areas, because I need the confidence to know I can stop someone to begin with.