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Creating your own: A lot of PUAs (pick-up artists) teach scripted lines and a lot of the time they do work after used so many times. But the problem is since you are bumming off someone else's skill that much more you aren't really learning anything. If you actually want to learn this skill then its a good idea to actually come up with your own openers naturally. It also makes everything flow a lot better and become more natural. Often back when i used the same "5 oceans" opener it sounded like i was taking a survey and you really don't want that happening because you will get a lot colder responses.
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Along with openers there are pre-openers: but that will be covered in another post for another day. As for now its just a good idea if just starting out how to open. Just using the same kind of opener can be kind of boring, not for the girl because shes never met u before but for you! I use to look up all the opinion openers (which you'll know what that is in a second) and read new ones and they are all were really weird and boring. People do the craziest things when opening. One guy I know shaved his whole left legs and went around asking girls if he looked better with shaved or hairy legs. That really isn't necessary and is actually really creepy! So to stop you from getting too weird its a good idea to check out and try and master at least 2 or 3 different kinds of openers.

Functional: This can be used for any kind of set and its really easy and simple. The simplest question, no one will tell you to "***** off" its asking a basic functional problem. Asking for simple directions to the bathroom/store or the time. These openers buy you just enough time to jump into another topic of conversation and move on.

Compliment: The one i love to use, my favorite. This is also good for any kind of sets. Everyone loves compliments. Most people love talking about themselves. You just can't amp it up too much on how great they are or else they think they are too cool for school and you put them on a totem pole. With this you give them a compliment on something they have earned. How? Look for it. I saw a girl at the club about 2 weeks ago wearing a light blue corset with brown laces. She was black and that is my favorite color coordination. Blue with brown/black. I went up to her and told her I loved her top and she pulls it off really well because she did! She loved me after that and we talked a few more times that night.
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Opinion: These are best for warm sets because you already know someone and you can stick around a little longer then a cold set because of it. This is the one where it really gets people to think. The more they think the more they are investing time into being with you and they are that much more likely to stick around.

Opinion openers flow into conversations.. The problem with this is that people will often wonder why you are going around asking serious questions to strangers. As long as the opinion isn't about your personal love life it should be clear sailing. Ones i like to use are questions that are double ended to be wrong either way they put it. I like to use the opener "lil Wayne or Eminem?" If they say "lil Wayne" ill come up and say "you just miss him because hes in prison" or "Eminem" "your just saying that because the lil Wayne's fad is over..." because it adds a little bit of a challenge to them. Don't steal mine! Try and come up with your own!
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