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12 Ways to Make the First Move on a Guy Online

By Matthew Lynch
January 5, 2024
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1. Flirty ‘Like’ – One of the simplest and most effective ways to catch a guy’s eye online is by liking his content. This gives him a notification that you’re interested in what he’s saying or sharing.

2. Compliment Him – Give genuine compliments on the content he posts, whether it’s related to his talent, looks, achievements, or sense of humor. This not only indicates your interest but also boosts his confidence.

3. Start a Casual Conversation – Strike up a conversation in a non-threatening way about something you have in common or a post he has shared recently. Your conversation should be light, friendly, and interesting.

4. Share a Meme or Gif – Show off your sense of humor by sharing funny memes or gifs relating to his interests. This can be an excellent icebreaker and can lead to more conversations.

5. Play Online Games – Many apps and platforms allow users to find new friends by playing games online. Start with light and entertaining games that require interaction, like quizzes or trivia.

6. Engage with His Influencers – If he follows certain influencers or celebrities, feel free to engage with them in a friendly manner on social media platforms. It will show that you share similar interests and open up potential conversation points.

7. Follow-Up Conversations – If you’ve talked once or twice before online, make sure to follow-up with questions or discussions relating to your prior conversations. It shows that you’ve paid attention and are genuinely interested in getting to know him better.

8. Send Him an Interesting Article – Sharing an engaging article demonstrates that you have an insightful perspective on topics he might be interested in and can initiate further discussion.

9. React Positively – When he posts something funny or self-deprecating, respond with positive reactions such as laughter emojis or reinforcing comments to demonstrate your appreciation for his humor.

10. Show Your Vulnerable Side – Sharing personal stories or experiences can help break down barriers, inviting deeper and more meaningful conversations.

11. Be Yourself – While it’s natural to want to impress someone, avoid trying too hard or appearing inauthentic. Being genuine and true to yourself is a crucial aspect of establishing a meaningful connection.

12. Take the Plunge: Ask Him Out – If you’ve connected well and felt some chemistry online, don’t hesitate to ask him out on a safe yet memorable virtual meet-up or in-person date.

In conclusion, making the first move on a guy online can be an exciting and rewarding experience. Use these 12 ways to spark interest, establish rapport, and develop your connection for a potential relationship. And most importantly, always be yourself – that’s the person he’ll be most attracted to.

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