How do you approach girls/women when they are in a group setting?

Stop being a weirdo and use dating apps

I have no problem talking to women when they are obviously on their own.
But when I see a girl that I fancy being in a group, or simply with her friend (Duo) I struggle to go up to them.
I HATE interupting people mid-convo and I do get nervous in just barging in their conversations un-invited.

Any tips in managine these scenarios?

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I have no problem talking to women when they are obviously on their own.
But when I see a girl that I fancy being in a group, or simply with her friend (Duo) I struggle to go up to them.
I HATE interupting people mid-convo and I do get nervous in just barging in their conversations un-invited.

Any tips in managine these scenarios?

Don't bother her then. Even if she is standing alone, just don't approach her. I would find it creepy if someone just walked up to me and started chatting me up.

Then how the F am I supposed to meet new girls to date, or at least build friendships with?

Or should I just never talk to anyone anymore unless its online?
Seems shallow.
I thought girls LOVED confidence.

Woah okay chill. You can approach girls ofc but preferably in a setting where you already know her (school, a society, etc.). If you approached a stranger on the street asking for a date it comes off wrong.
Online dating isn't for serious relationships most of the time.
Confidence helps but if you seem pushy then it will put girls off.

Woah okay chill. You can approach girls ofc but preferably in a setting where you already know her (school, a society, etc.). If you approached a stranger on the street asking for a date it comes off wrong.
Online dating isn't for serious relationships most of the time.
Confidence helps but if you seem pushy then it will put girls off.

I have no problem talking to women when they are obviously on their own.
But when I see a girl that I fancy being in a group, or simply with her friend (Duo) I struggle to go up to them.
I HATE interupting people mid-convo and I do get nervous in just barging in their conversations un-invited.

Any tips in managine these scenarios?

You idiot, download dating apps at least the women on them want to date someone.

Don't bother her then. Even if she is standing alone, just don't approach her. I would find it creepy if someone just walked up to me and started chatting me up.

Don't bother her then. Even if she is standing alone, just don't approach her. I would find it creepy if someone just walked up to me and started chatting me up.

I have no problem talking to women when they are obviously on their own.
But when I see a girl that I fancy being in a group, or simply with her friend (Duo) I struggle to go up to them.
I HATE interupting people mid-convo and I do get nervous in just barging in their conversations un-invited.

Any tips in managine these scenarios?

Talking to another human is considered weird Interesting

Right, I'm assuming you're talking about approaching people in generally social places, such as the pub / club scenario.

In that case, you might want to read up a bit on body-language... if you know what to look for, there are general queues people will give off which gives a better indication on whether or not a group of people would be OK with another person joining their group . For example, if two people are talking, and are facing each other at an angle (and possibly looking around occasionally), they're (generally) more receptive of a third party joining their conversation than if they're facing each other dead-on and they clearly have each others full attention.

On a night out, say, the girls who are most receptive to talking to people tend to be those in groups of 2-3. It's perhaps best if you have a friend (e.g. a wingman) to talk to the other girl(s) while you concentrate more on the one you're interested with. Having said that you'd need to show some attention / consideration to her friend, as her "bessie" has to approve you, otherwise she'll perform the "c**k-block" manoeuvre. If you have to talk to them both without a mate, then keeping something like a 70:30 ratio of attention is a good bet. Popular conversation topics can be how they know each other, why they're out etc.

The other thing to do is to make sure they can see you approaching them. That way, if you spot an "Oh no, he's coming over" type look, you can dodge them at the last minute and save any awkward interactions.

Avoid very large groups of girls like the plague (unless you're a stripper lol). The large group of girls on the p**s may seem like rich pickings, but it often results in abuse and humiliation (just take my word for it ). If you're feeling exceptionally brave (or suicidal lol), it's best to approach one girl when she's away from everyone (e.g. going to the bar etc.)... the mistake people do here, is they'll go for the most drunk girl in the group. Remember her less intoxicated mates will be watching her like a hawk and woe-betide anyone who's considering taking advantage of that.

I mean looking at young people now glued to their phone who have zero balls to look others in the eye.
Your statement is sadly true.

Body language is extremely hard to read. To the extent that it's not worth cherry picking which groups to approach based on their body language. Just go up to and break the ice with as many groups as you can or want to - regardless of the body language.