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No. Don't do that. You need to have your own style. If you imitate you're going to look fake and creepy. Just talk to people. It's normal. You don't need crutches or a template. Conversations don't work that way. Just chat.

Troy Francis has some videos. I watched a few and they're decent, they give you a broad idea on how to proceed.

Nothing beats experience.

Just fucking strike up conversations. Make observations about what's going on. See how the other person reacts. Go from there.

If you lean too hard on (heh) shit YouTubers do, you'll sound fake.

Don't be afraid of bombing out. Everyone bombs out sometimes.

Tricky.

Many many of the PUA "greats" were found to have faked this. Cold approaches that were really warm approaches, in some cases even paying models. You can spot some of them but not all.

, i wanna practice and master conversation with no intention before moving to cold approaching, i wanna see how its done successfully the try to emulate it.

You basically can't practice it except by doing it.

Understand that this is game of comfort, interest and investment (applies to men and to women). Know and understand these concepts and apply them when you talk to people.

I'll give you a fuck load of pointers:

• Be as god damned motherfucking attractive and well dressed as possible. Smart, interesting, perfectly groomed, as attractive as you can make yourself. It matters and really really helps with approaching both men and women. Get fit too, long term.

• Be the person who talks to EVERYONE. No game, just chit chat with literally everyone, any chance you get. Transitioning from chat to game is fucking easy. The hard part is talking to people and making it work.

• Understand that talking to strangers is a bit weird, people are terrified, some people won't be into it, and learn to be ok with that and not take it personally.

• You're gonna have to lead. Learn to talk, learn to ask a FEW questions (but not many), learn how to make people comfortable, interested and interesting. There's a million pointers out there on this, but avoid questions as much as possible.

• You're not going to emulate anything. You're going to find your own style and what works for you.

Here's some concrete ways to get started:

If you are buying something and there is no queue behind you, you can chat to cashiers and staff. Be aware that they don't have the option to leave and are financially forced to be nice to you, so don't overdo it, but you can get a bit of an interaction going. Can be nice practice and it's a really really "soft start" if you're new. It's nice to warm up, but realise they have to be there and can't leave, so the results can be slightly misleading. Good warmup though.

If you're seated, talk to people near you. Be sideways to them, look sideways at them, tap on shoulder or just talk to them, and "Hey, can I ask you a quick question.... do you think this tie suits me or should I go with pink?" Opinion openers like this are easy, but it's harder to transition to mutual interest. It's good to end and restart conversations. Works best if you have a friend to talk to in between talking to them and building comfort.

After a few back and forths, you want to balance between your interest and investment and looking like you might leave. This is tricky to get right, but just trying to get it right will pay dividends.

The "hook point" is where they don't want you to leave: understand how this works and how to behave before and after you reach it. You're not ready for it yet, but this is where you're heading.