The discussion revolves around strategies for approaching girls, particularly in a classroom setting. Participants share various techniques to initiate conversation, emphasizing the importance of starting with simple, relatable topics, such as classwork or shared interests. Suggestions include asking about time, borrowing a pencil, or casually discussing stationary as icebreakers. The consensus is that if there are mutual signals of interest, such as eye contact, it becomes easier to engage in conversation. Many advise against using pickup lines, advocating instead for genuine dialogue and asking about the girl's interests. The importance of reading nonverbal cues, like smiling and leaning forward, is also highlighted as indicators of interest. Overall, the key takeaway is to approach with confidence, keep conversations light initially, and gradually build rapport.
Sounds like a real pro Smurf, when are you going to show us your "catch"?
. And if she turns away quickly, it could be a good sign or bad sign. If she is very conscience of you, then it's a good sign she's interested, espeically if she glances over to you several times. If she turns away quickly and moves her body in another direction, then that's probably a sign she's not interested. If they aren't interested, then i suggest not approaching them, unless you're a really good charmer. If she is, it's just a matter of just talking to her, it could be anything really, but try to keep it to something you can relate to, like if you're in the same class, talk about the class or something, everything should run smoothly after that unless she figures out she doesn't really like you 
