[Dave26031]

People are more receptive to meeting new people in obviously social settings, versus on the street, etc. And people of significantly different socioeconomic classese don’t usually mingle in the same social settings. Were you attending a private party where these girls were present? Did a mutual friend introduce you? Were they in a class you were taking? Was there something you had in common before you approached them? If not, then you’d have a difficult time unless your appearance marked you as an obvious ‘catch’, i.e., successful, good-looking, and, yes, probably their same race. Approaching people ‘cold’, without an introduction or obvious point of connection, other than at a clearly social setting like a private party, is always iffy, and add your socioeconomic and ethnic factors, and you face a real uphill battle.

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Name : Dave26031, Gender : M, Race : White/Caucasian, City : New Orleans, State : LA, Country : United States, Education level : Over 4 Years of College, Social class : Upper middle class,