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Home›How To›How to Attract a Skater Guy: 12 Steps

How to Attract a Skater Guy: 12 Steps

By Matthew Lynch
December 8, 2023
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1. Understand the skater culture: Skater guys tend to have a laid-back approach to life, valuing freedom and creativity in their skating. Learn more about skateboarding culture, including the major events and skaters in the scene to show your interest and appreciation.

2. Dress in casual and trendy styles: Skater guys typically wear comfortable and functional clothes. Opt for casual wear like t-shirts, hoodies, denim jackets, and sneakers or skate shoes that show you can fit into their world.

3. Learn about skateboard brands: Familiarize yourself with popular skateboard brands like Element, Baker, Santa Cruz, or Vans. This will give you something to talk about and show him that you’re genuinely interested in his passion.

4. Hang out at skate parks or spots: Spend time at the local skate park or spots where skaters usually hang out to naturally meet a skater guy. Watch them practice their tricks and show genuine admiration for their skills.

5. Learn some basic skateboarding tricks: It might be impressive if you could show off some basic skateboarding moves yourself. It’s not important that you become an expert, but knowing how to ride a skateboard is a great conversation starter.

6. Show interest in his hobbies: Chances are, your skater guy has interests beyond just skateboarding. Be open-minded and genuinely curious about his other passions – it could be music, art or photography. Engage him in conversations regarding these topics.

7. Be genuine: Don’t try too hard or pretend to be someone you’re not just to impress him. Skaters appreciate authenticity; be true to your own personality while connecting with him.

8. Support his dreams and goals: Encourage him in his ambitions, whether it’s pursuing a career in the skateboarding industry or becoming a professional skateboarder.

9. Connect through common interests: Find shared hobbies or interests, like music, movies or sports you both enjoy. This will help you bond and have things to talk about when spending time together.

10. Attend skateboarding events: Go to skateboard competitions, demos, or video premieres to show your support for the scene, and to potentially meet a skater guy there.

11. Offer to film his tricks: Skaters often like to record their best moves to share on social media or simply document their progress. Offer to film him, showing that you’re interested in capturing his skillset.

12. Be yourself and have fun: The most important step is to enjoy the process of connecting with a skater guy. Be yourself, have fun, and don’t take things too seriously – you’re more likely to attract someone who truly appreciates you for who you are.

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