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Impress A Boy On Chat Analysis

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How to impress a boy on chat Would you like to know the inside scoop on how to impress a boy on chat? If you answered "yes" then today is your lucky day. Not only am I a guy, but I have had many years of experience talking to girls on chat. I am going to tell you exactly what to do, if you want to know how to impress a boy on chat. Let’s clear one thing up before I start divulging some secrets to you, which is that sending naughty pictures is not the way to impress a boy on chat. In many cases you may think this is the best way to get his immediate attention, however if he doesn't know you well he may be wondering how many other girls you have sent these pictures too. Although he may be interested in a fling, if he is that type of guys, the …show more content…

You will need to be a bit mysterious and you could add in some flirting at the same time. Some examples could be, "get to know me and find out...." Always leave in some mystery as this will definitely impress him and make him want to learn more. Show him that you are chilled It is important to show him that you are chilled and relaxed. The last thing that a guy wants is a girl who is too intense, clingy or needed. This means that you need to show him that you are not going to stalk his life and turn into a psycho if he chooses to get to know you better. The best way to do this is to give him some space and not to constantly bombard him on chat. Wait for him to contact you first, don't always be the first one to start the conversation. Let a day or two go by before you contact him, let him see that you are not too needy or desperate for his affections. Use pictures and images It is very important to remember that boys are visual creatures by nature. Although I highly suggest not sending naughty pictures, you could choose to send some tasteful pictures. One of the best ways to get his attention, and still keep your dignity is to send him fun pictures while you are chatting every so often. Don't do this all the time but every so often in order to mix things up. For example if you went to the beach and he asks you what you did that day, you could send him a picture of the beautiful beach you were

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