Act I, Scene I: The house party
The party appears to be a success. Dozens of trendy-looking men and women in provocative attire are chatting and flirting; a few are gyrating self-consciously in the corner. Everyone seems to be having a good time… except for you.
You’re starting to feel like the ugly duckling. You came here hoping to find a beautiful swan, but you haven’t even managed to get within squawking distance. The problem lies in deciding how to strike up a conversation. How do you begin without sounding cheesy or friendless? Though you’re sure people would like you if they just gave you a chance, how do you signal that you are available?
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