In every book I have read on persuasion and sociality, there is talk about praising people, portraying them as superior, not contradicting people, etc. he would mention.
But the last books I read talk about men needing to be a little more straightforward. And because it's more attractive etc.
In short, don't be perfect. You too have mistakes. He says it is more attractive to voice these and accept them.
Which one makes more sense at this point?
He even gives an example.
He wanted to **** a girl, but he was embarrassed because he was too nervous. He told this to the girl and everything got better, the girl understood him.
Even though he was very embarrassed at the time because you were honest and didn't seek approval, he got better afterward.
But the last books I read talk about men needing to be a little more straightforward. And because it's more attractive etc.
In short, don't be perfect. You too have mistakes. He says it is more attractive to voice these and accept them.
Which one makes more sense at this point?
He even gives an example.
He wanted to **** a girl, but he was embarrassed because he was too nervous. He told this to the girl and everything got better, the girl understood him.
Even though he was very embarrassed at the time because you were honest and didn't seek approval, he got better afterward.
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