In order to keep a conversation going, try to ask a question that is somehow related to the previous topic. Practice communication skills and keeping conversations natural withadvice from a psychologist in this free video on relationships and dating tips. Expert: Reka Morvay Contact: www.rekamorvay.com Bio: Reka Morvay is a psychologist and doula with degrees from University of California, Berkeley and Cornell University. She also trained with the Hungarian Association of Cognitive and Behavior Therapy. Filmmaker: Paul Volniansky
heres my advice,
DO NOT LISTEN TO HER! LOOK AT HER FOR GOODNESS SAKE!!!
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Facinating subject. I like to ask unusal and random questions sometimes like “So your a girl?” or “Elephants have are really big how do you think they stalk their ex girlfriends when they break up? Its not as if they can hide behind trees or anything.” No one really understands me, sigh.
lol
your 11 you do NOT need a bf in the 1st place.
I like someone who goes to my church too, I’m 14. 🙂 My parents don’t want me going out with anyone…and even though they think the guy i like is nice…they have no clue i like him & if they found out…they would not be happy. what you should do is….get a facebook or an email!!!!!! by getting a facebook i was able to talk to him & really get to know him! 🙂
do you have an e-mail
if you get an e-mail get an yahoo or MSN
that is a good way to talk with a boy
and for the bf part have him over alot maybe your parents will warmup to him
thanks for the video!
I agree with the lady that it’s matter of practice to keep conversation going. You need to feel what other person is interested in. Unfortunately most people are very narrow-minded and have no interests in life except sex, shopping and food. It’s better than nothing though, heh.