Trying not to come out and say hey i like u, until i know he likes me back. i need to get to know him first. the problem is i don't know a good conversation starter. we're in college u don't just go up to somebody and say "hey, i just felt like coming and talking to u." i need a good reason for talking to him, and also i could use to continue the conversation if we seem to get a little quiet.
umm lets try something not sexual related as a conversation starter
umm its not like people in college talks about the weather, he probably would think i'm wierd. also lets rule out asking for the time.
If you really are into this guy; you can achieve your goal of communicating your feelings for him and find out immediately, if he feels the same. First rule, always find a locations where you both feel comfortable. Select an area where he frequents and smile and strike a conversation. Look him square in the eye and introduce yourself. Make sure to get his name, its very important. This is where you'll know if the feelings are mutual or that you have a chance. If he gives you, his name and looks you in the eye their is strong possibility of strong interest. Even better if he smiles while shaking your hand. If you have this the rest is up to you. Good luck!
I'm eighteen and I've never met my father. He didn't leave or abandon my mother and I, as she was fine with raising a child by herself – but, naturally, couldn't create the child alone. After being born, my father – Larry – moved. I've got nothing against the man – nothing at all. I've recently discovered that he's got two daughters now, born two years after I was. One of them – somehow – found me, and added me on facebook just ten minutes ago. I've added her to MSN, but what're some decent conversation starters? Things to talk about?
Act just the way you are!
Because this is someone new, show him/her what you are really are like. It is a very shocking event I know, but try not to be toooo emotional and later on scare him/her of. Just let him/her know how happy you are that you finally met. Ask about your father etc.
Start with something like:
"I can not believe this is really happening…
am really overwhelmed with joy…
This would break the ice since he/she would be sharing there emotions on the other side.
Ask him/her how they found you and so on… until you reach asking about your father.
I want to meet more guys in my everyday college life. If I see a guy idling somewhere alone, I want to approach him and make him my friend. I don't want to put a move on the guy, but I just want to be able to have a nice conversation every now and then, even if nothing results from it. Any ideas of interesting and relevant conversation starters for use around campus, ideas that allow a person to feel at ease and willing to invest interest into a short conversation?
zansic….I'm at LSU. Meet me and my roommate at the Canes on highland in 20 minutes. Be there and we will make conversation. The only reason I know you're at LSU is because you posted some chemistry questions last semester…good talk
okay so im 17 and ive liked this guy for about a month now. we generally talk on the phone every night but lately we're running out of things to say. We've established everything like favorite color, what we went to be when we grow up blah blah. Any ideas on good conversation topics we could talk about?
When she answers the phone say something like "I've been watching your house through a telescope" really fast so she only just catches it and says "What?" then say "Nothing"
Or you could talk at length about survielance gear and the thrill of spying on people. Chicks dig it.
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hes a junior and im a freshman. we only have 1 class together and that choir. we tend to make lots of eye contact but never really talked to him, besides the casual sorry or something really small.
any good conversation starters??
we celebrate holidays every month – so ask him about one that has just passed or one that is coming up
Before, me and this girl had a lot in common in school so i could start an msn convo easy with her. This year tho, i don't have any classes with her so theres really nothing i can start a convo on. I do like her tho and want to talk, so any good conversation starters you use or have been used on? Any ideas, thanks.
well it's like a really great time of year, because you can be like her what's up?, then eventually go into maybe asking her how her christmas break was or what she got, you know tell her about yours. If you get in a flirty mood you can tell her how great it would be if you guys had classes together…well there's other things but ppl before me already mentioned them so here's some originals! hope it helps! 
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What are some ways to lead into coming out (to friends and/or family)? Stuff like “There’s something I want to tell you…”
It depends on a lot of things, really.
The way I did it was thusly: I sat down next to my mother, and asked her, ‘Do you have some time? I’d like for us to talk for a while,’. She asked me what was wrong and gave me her full attention. And then I told her I’m transgendered. She took it well, but she’s very open-minded anyway.
Some people don’t take news like that nearly as well though. All I can suggest is that, whomever you’re telling, and whatever it is that you’re telling them, make sure that *they* know it’s important to you.
Make sure they understand it’s because you don’t want to feel like you have to hide your feelings from them. Relationships are about trust, and by coming out to them, you’re making a powerful statement; You’re telling them that: a) You want them to know who you really are, and b) You value the relationship enough that you would prefer to be honest with them, rather than just end that relationship entirely to hide the truth from them.
Often there’s an adjustment period, so don’t expect them to understand and accept it right away. But even if they have trouble accepting it at first, in time they will come to realise that second point I mentioned above. And, when you do decide to come out – to anyone – I hope it goes well. ^^
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