I don't know what to talk about Come in, I'll teach you how to make girls "not satisfied" with you.

Brothers always say they don't know what to talk about. Let me talk about several types of chat, and see if you are lying down.

The first type, "self-talk", this kind of boy will only talk about his own things. Basically, how does every sentence begin, so that chatting is to care about yourself first and then about each other, so chatting like this will only lead to a cold reply from the girl, or even no reply.

Type 2, "life mentor type", they are familiar with various life philosophies and full of positive energy. Every chat with them is a baptism of wisdom, but it is very serious and boring, giving girls a pleasant mood, so basically girls' replies will be very indifferent.

The third kind, "series of questions about killing people for their lives", asks about majors, hobbies, ages, jobs and salaries. Anyway, that's the question to talk to death.

Ok, now let's get down to business. What about today? Let's talk about what is suitable for chatting. As long as it's not about him, it's a third-party topic to talk about.

Give a few examples, such as today's weather, the movie just released, and the concert of stars.

Example 1: The boy said: The latest movie is great, and Yifeng Li's acting skills are in place.

The girl said: What movie?

The boy said: psychological crime.

The girl said, thank you. I know I've been talking about going to see it with my best friend. What's good about third-party topics? First, there is no such strong demand and no purpose, which will not make girls feel alert. Second, girls are willing to use third-party topics, so there are more topics. For example, its evaluation of some morbid TV plays can quickly guide it to be formal and expand your familiarity. Of course, you can also simply ask what you like to do, shopping, traveling, and so on. This is a very good topic. Everyone has his own hobbies. In this world, most people have similar hobbies and a wide range. You don't have to worry about conflicts that lead to awkward endings in the future.