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	A '''warm approach''' is when you try to ask someone out and you already know them or someone else is pairing you up. It has a familiarity or aphrodiasiac aspect to it from a social circle being involved. For incels, this type of meeting women is much more successful than cold approaching. Only problem is [[incel\|incels]] don't have many, if any, real friends. The opposite of a warm approach is a [[cold approach]].		A '''warm approach''' is when you try to ask someone out and you already know them or someone else is pairing you up. It has a familiarity or aphrodiasiac aspect to it from a [[social circle]] being involved. For incels, this type of meeting women is much more successful than cold approaching. Only problem is [[incel\|incels]] don't have many, if any, real friends. The opposite of a warm approach is a [[cold approach]].

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