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If you want to know how to make a girl smile, try creative pick-up lines!
I’ve studied positive social interactions, and I’ve learned that to be likable, you should never underestimate the power of words. I’ve been featured on IHeartRadio, The Urban List, and so many more because I’m an expert conversationalist. I know the importance of making that great first impression. And great pick-up lines and knowing how to flirt with a girl are key!
So, let’s get right into it.
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Ultimate List Of Creative Pickup Lines To Use On Girls
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Your opening line always matters! To be as smooth with the ladies as James Bond is, show confidence and be ready with a creative pick up line. You get extra heart points if you also have conversation starters up your sleeve.
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5 Best Heart-Melting Lines To Win The Girl You Like
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If you want to know how to win a girl‘s heart, start by showing her you’re boyfriend material. And fortunately, the best pick-up lines for girls are the heart-melting kind with the enhanced functionality of creating a good start for genuine connection and love.
Here are 5 heart-melting lines to win the girl you like:
1. “Just when I catch my breath, you turn around and make me lose it again.”
Any woman would be flattered with a remark like this. It’s sweet and romantic, and it’s doubtful she’ll be able to resist your charm. Watch as her eyes light up and her smile turn into an impressed grin.
2. “Are you a magician? Because whenever I look at you, everyone else disappears.”
Puns, wordplay, and any chat-up line with a joke is a sure way to get her attention. And this one has the added spice of being a knee-buckling heart squeezer.
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3. “Are you a dictionary? Because you just gave my life meaning.”
That beautiful girl will be honored to hear this because a powerful wave of pride gushes over you when someone says you’ve made a big impact on their life in a positive way.
4. “Just looking at you gave me an idea for a story. So, thank you for that.”
Make it clear that the story is of the romance genre where she’s the heroine, and you’re the hero. Let her know she can write the ending just as long as it’s a happy one.
