Advice from the old lady:
If she can't openly share wth a man she cannot emotionally connect with him. Seduction is rooted in understanding her emotional needs. This requires listening to gain understanding.
That is different than listening whilst impatiently waiting to speak. In listening to make your own point you will miss much of what she is saying because your brain is focused on what you plan to say rather than what she is saying. You'll miss opportunities to understand her and what her needs are - you'll miss the roadmap to seduction.
This is why PUA artists always say she should do most of the talking on a date. It's not so you the man remain mysterious. That's an element but it's not as important as learning about her, your target or prey.
The more you listen to understand the more seduction tools you have in your toolbox.
But most men overlook the value of listening to understand and that is one reason why men who are charming and successful with women are relatively rare (and sought after by said women.)
I know how to listen to men. It is one of the things men find deeply irrestistable about me. They feel seen and understood. It leads to men falling in love because they feel an emotional connection.
Listening is a tremendous skill. It is also something great leaders do often and well.
I have a big problem: I can listen very well, and women often tell me how they can relax with me. However, I don’t want to come across as a beta male because I feel like I’m giving them too much of my time.
How do you manage to be good at listening while also reminding the other person that you’re not there to do that for your whole life, because you have other things to do? I want to approach this in a mature way. (Women often talk but don’t want solutions to their problems, so how do you end the conversation on a positive note?)
Also, what are the triggers that usually start the “deep conversation” thing?