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So I saw a friends status on Facebook saying she hates guys randomly approaching on her way to work. Now I know some girls hate it.

But I wanna ask you girls directly. See this is usually how I go about it. Example:

Say I see you maybe walking in the street or at a random place, night club and I'm immediately into you.

Shimmering long Light brown hair, silky smooth creamy white skin with no make up. A beautiful flowery summer dress that goes down to your knees that shows you have style and class and like to look sexy in a demure way. And lets say just some average black flats.

Now, a girl with no make up is usually comfortable in her own skin and feels attractive in more ways than just because of how she looks. She feels attractive in her own right and not entirely from what guys think of her. The dress shows sense of style but also shows better morals and maybe slightly more old school values.

Plus the flats apart from comfort may show she's comfortable on her own level.

Now this is just an example like I said but the assesments I make are usually at least 70% correct give or take. Now I'm just using this to show, as much as it seems like its about looks, I always look deeper and I'm more into what the looks say about her than the fact she's beautiful.

Then I'd usually try to be direct as possible, or say something relevant to the the situation or girl I'm talking to.

What do you girls think of this approach? And in general how do you like guys approaching? (and clearly to create some form of relationship of course if I haven't established that) Do you reject all randoms, do you have a criteria for random guys, do you HAVE TO know them or be CONNECTED in some form like school work or friends. Do you have to build a lot of trust first, i.e seeing them alot, being in the same area alot.

I know there's not one right answer but I'm interested to see how girls Ideally want it.

Oh and you can talk ideally and be over the top a bit if you want. So long as it is honest of course