How To Make A Woman Smile
If you want to impress a woman, the best thing you can do is make her smile. But this isn’t as easy as it sounds, especially if you are a stranger; many women feel intimidated when they are approached by new people, so it is important to know how to act first.
If you want to come across as warm and likeable when you meet a woman, we’ve got your back. Here are four tips to help you make a woman smile.
1. Learn from people who are very funny
It can be difficult to be funny, especially in new situations, but you can improve your sense of humor by learning from funny people. Watch comedy shows and sketches to develop your own sense of humor, and go to comedy shows to watch stand up acts. This will teach you more about being funny, but that isn’t all; it will also teach you about the importance of body language and timing.
2. Don’t go overboard
It is very important to make sure you don’t go overboard. Everyone loves a one-liner, but no-one likes spending time with the person who is constantly trying to make people laugh. This comes across as try-hard and desperate, and if you are constantly telling jokes it is likely that some of them aren’t funny.
Focus on quality, rather than quantity; one funny line will be enough to make a woman smile and realise that you have a good sense of humor.
3. Don’t come across as insincere
Avoid memorising jokes that you heard on TV or read online, as there is a good chance the woman will already have heard the line – and if she has, you will come across as an insincere person who is trying hard to play the joker, rather than a genuinely funny guy.
4. Don’t forget about other aspects of your personality
It is always good to make a woman laugh, but you don’t want to be seen as just the funny guy; you want to be seen as an interesting, multi-dimensional person. So don’t spend all of your time trying to make her smile; make sure that you also make an effort to show her your unique personality traits. This will help to make you seem more memorable, so she is more likely to continue thinking about you after you have left.
