Whatever will happen between the both of you is heavily dependent on that first conversation and the impression you leave on her.

Because first impressions matter a lot, here are five ways to talk to a girl for the first time and leave a good impression on her:



1. Timing is very key

This is the biggest thing you cannot afford to mess up. There is not much you can get right if your timing is poor.



The chances that she’ll even be patient enough to listen to you is cut in half if she’s in a bad mood when you approach her. Same thing goes for when she with a group of friends, or when she’s with a large group of friends, or when she’s in the middle of something else.

You’ll need to do a lot more to get her conversing with you normally and you don’t want to put yourself through this stress and the increased possibility of failure.

So pay attention to timing. This in a way decides her attention span and of course, it could enhance or disrupt your flow.

2. Project confidence

Project this as powerfully as possible without crossing to haughtiness. You can be confident without being disrespectful or condescending, and this is what you should always work towards.

Maintain eye contact with her. This is not negotiable. Don’t mumble or sound too hurried with your words, so they won’t sound rehearsed. Approaching someone for the first time is nerve-wracking in most instances but it must be done if you are to get the girl and with confidence, you’re already on your way there.

3. Compliment her skillfully

Talking to the girl for the first time is pretty much what you say, and how you say it.

So, having built the right level of confidence, the next thing is to use it wisely and one of the ways this will be useful is when you are complimenting the girl.

Don’t ever leave out compliments when talking to a girl for the first time. Be careful, however, to leave out the cheesy ones and stick to genuine compliments. Say something nice about what you can see on her right there and then.

Her eyes, the weave she has on, her smile, her shoes… it could be anything. Just make sure it’s genuine and not over-the-top. Women can sense and distinguish compliments from flattery and could become uncomfortable if you’re being overly flattering.

4. Open-ended questions

So as not to overdo the compliments, you’ll need to quickly move away from there to something else. This is where your ability to actually engage her in a conversation comes into play. You want to make her talk, so ask her questions that will enable her do so.

Instead of saying "so, have anything fun planned for the break?" (which can be answered with a short "yes" or "no"), say "what are you going to do to keep busy while school is out?"

A question that requires a detailed response is always better to keep a conversation flowing as opposed to one that can be answered with a short yes or no.

5. Don’t overstay your welcome

No matter how interesting the conversation gets, learn to leave while things are still fun. Don’t overdo the conversation to the point of awkwardness or void silence.

By leaving before the conversation dies down, you give yourself a higher chance of getting her number, getting her to say yes to a date with you and being able to hit her up next time because she’ll associate you more with fun than with boredom.

And right there is the potential beginning of all things romantic between you and her.

A man has set the internet on fire with the photo of a wedding incitation he uploaded.



We have seen many wedding invitations that are incredibly cute and funny, but this one is quite funny as well.

This epic wedding RSVP card say there is no reception so the guest should not expect to eat any form of food.

This has sparked humorous comments from fans as they feel which sort of weddib could have happened without reception.

Robert Gabriel Mugabe was born on 21 February 1924 at the Kutama Mission village in Southern Rhodesia’s Zvimba District.



Mugabe

His father, Gabriel Matibiri, was a carpenter.

Mugabe was trained as a teacher

He was a catholic

Mugabe got married to Sally Hayfron, who gave birth to Michael Nhamodzenyika Mugabe, on 27 September 1963

In 1964 Mugabe was imprisoned by Rhodesian government

His only son Michael Nhamodzenyika died on 26 December 1966 from cerebral malaria in Ghana while Mugabe was in prison.

In 1980 he won post-independence elections

He ruled the country for 37 years from independence in 1980

Mugabe had an extra-marital affair with his secretary, Grace Marufu; who in 1988 bore Mugabe a daughter, Bona, and in 1990 a son, Robert.

Following Hayfron’s death in 1992, Mugabe and Marufu were married in a large Catholic wedding ceremony in August 1996.

In 1997, Grace Mugabe gave birth to the third child, Chatunga Bellarmine.

Diezani: Court adjourns hearing on final forfeiture of $40m jewellery

In 2000 he lost referendum, pro-Mugabe militias invade white-owned farms and attack opposition supporters

In 2008 Mugabe became second in first round of elections to Tsvangirai who pulls out of run-off amid nationwide attacks on his supporters



Robert Mugabe clears the way for Grace Mugabe as his successor

In 2009 amid economic collapse, sworn in Tsvangirai as prime minister, who served in uneasy government of national unity for four years

In 2017 he sacked a long-time ally Vice-President Emmerson Mnangagwa, paving the way for his wife Grace to succeed him

However, in November 2017 Army intervened and forced him to step down

Mugabe died on the 6th of September 2019.

Mr Mugabe’s early years were praised for broadening access to health and education for the black majority but his later years were marked by rights abuses and corruption.

He won Zimbabwe’s first election after it secured independence from the UK, becoming prime minister in 1980.

He abolished the office in 1987, becoming president instead.

Robert Gabriel Mugabe was born on 21 February 1924 at the Kutama Mission village in Southern Rhodesia’s Zvimba District.



Mugabe

His father, Gabriel Matibiri, was a carpenter.

Mugabe was trained as a teacher

He was a catholic

Mugabe got married to Sally Hayfron, who gave birth to Michael Nhamodzenyika Mugabe, on 27 September 1963

In 1964 Mugabe was imprisoned by Rhodesian government

His only son Michael Nhamodzenyika died on 26 December 1966 from cerebral malaria in Ghana while Mugabe was in prison.

In 1980 he won post-independence elections

He ruled the country for 37 years from independence in 1980

Mugabe had an extra-marital affair with his secretary, Grace Marufu; who in 1988 bore Mugabe a daughter, Bona, and in 1990 a son, Robert.

Following Hayfron’s death in 1992, Mugabe and Marufu were married in a large Catholic wedding ceremony in August 1996.

In 1997, Grace Mugabe gave birth to the third child, Chatunga Bellarmine.

Diezani: Court adjourns hearing on final forfeiture of $40m jewellery

In 2000 he lost referendum, pro-Mugabe militias invade white-owned farms and attack opposition supporters

In 2008 Mugabe became second in first round of elections to Tsvangirai who pulls out of run-off amid nationwide attacks on his supporters



Robert Mugabe clears the way for Grace Mugabe as his successor

In 2009 amid economic collapse, sworn in Tsvangirai as prime minister, who served in uneasy government of national unity for four years

In 2017 he sacked a long-time ally Vice-President Emmerson Mnangagwa, paving the way for his wife Grace to succeed him

However, in November 2017 Army intervened and forced him to step down

Mugabe died on the 6th of September 2019.

Mr Mugabe’s early years were praised for broadening access to health and education for the black majority but his later years were marked by rights abuses and corruption.

He won Zimbabwe’s first election after it secured independence from the UK, becoming prime minister in 1980.

He abolished the office in 1987, becoming president instead.

Robert Gabriel Mugabe was born on 21 February 1924 at the Kutama Mission village in Southern Rhodesia’s Zvimba District.



Mugabe

His father, Gabriel Matibiri, was a carpenter.

Mugabe was trained as a teacher

He was a catholic

Mugabe got married to Sally Hayfron, who gave birth to Michael Nhamodzenyika Mugabe, on 27 September 1963

In 1964 Mugabe was imprisoned by Rhodesian government

His only son Michael Nhamodzenyika died on 26 December 1966 from cerebral malaria in Ghana while Mugabe was in prison.

In 1980 he won post-independence elections

He ruled the country for 37 years from independence in 1980

Mugabe had an extra-marital affair with his secretary, Grace Marufu; who in 1988 bore Mugabe a daughter, Bona, and in 1990 a son, Robert.

Following Hayfron’s death in 1992, Mugabe and Marufu were married in a large Catholic wedding ceremony in August 1996.

In 1997, Grace Mugabe gave birth to the third child, Chatunga Bellarmine.

Diezani: Court adjourns hearing on final forfeiture of $40m jewellery

In 2000 he lost referendum, pro-Mugabe militias invade white-owned farms and attack opposition supporters

In 2008 Mugabe became second in first round of elections to Tsvangirai who pulls out of run-off amid nationwide attacks on his supporters



Robert Mugabe clears the way for Grace Mugabe as his successor

In 2009 amid economic collapse, sworn in Tsvangirai as prime minister, who served in uneasy government of national unity for four years

In 2017 he sacked a long-time ally Vice-President Emmerson Mnangagwa, paving the way for his wife Grace to succeed him

However, in November 2017 Army intervened and forced him to step down

Mugabe died on the 6th of September 2019.

Mr Mugabe’s early years were praised for broadening access to health and education for the black majority but his later years were marked by rights abuses and corruption.

He won Zimbabwe’s first election after it secured independence from the UK, becoming prime minister in 1980.

He abolished the office in 1987, becoming president instead.

Robert Gabriel Mugabe was born on 21 February 1924 at the Kutama Mission village in Southern Rhodesia’s Zvimba District.



Mugabe

His father, Gabriel Matibiri, was a carpenter.

Mugabe was trained as a teacher

He was a catholic

Mugabe got married to Sally Hayfron, who gave birth to Michael Nhamodzenyika Mugabe, on 27 September 1963

In 1964 Mugabe was imprisoned by Rhodesian government

His only son Michael Nhamodzenyika died on 26 December 1966 from cerebral malaria in Ghana while Mugabe was in prison.

In 1980 he won post-independence elections

He ruled the country for 37 years from independence in 1980

Mugabe had an extra-marital affair with his secretary, Grace Marufu; who in 1988 bore Mugabe a daughter, Bona, and in 1990 a son, Robert.

Following Hayfron’s death in 1992, Mugabe and Marufu were married in a large Catholic wedding ceremony in August 1996.

In 1997, Grace Mugabe gave birth to the third child, Chatunga Bellarmine.

Diezani: Court adjourns hearing on final forfeiture of $40m jewellery

In 2000 he lost referendum, pro-Mugabe militias invade white-owned farms and attack opposition supporters

In 2008 Mugabe became second in first round of elections to Tsvangirai who pulls out of run-off amid nationwide attacks on his supporters



Robert Mugabe clears the way for Grace Mugabe as his successor

In 2009 amid economic collapse, sworn in Tsvangirai as prime minister, who served in uneasy government of national unity for four years

In 2017 he sacked a long-time ally Vice-President Emmerson Mnangagwa, paving the way for his wife Grace to succeed him

However, in November 2017 Army intervened and forced him to step down

Mugabe died on the 6th of September 2019.

Mr Mugabe’s early years were praised for broadening access to health and education for the black majority but his later years were marked by rights abuses and corruption.

He won Zimbabwe’s first election after it secured independence from the UK, becoming prime minister in 1980.

He abolished the office in 1987, becoming president instead.