Dongfu
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Women are obsessed with the idea of destiny. They are all waiting to meet “the one.” For the typical woman, a primary characteristic of “the one” is that she frequently runs into him at random times and places, as if the universe were plotting their inevitably union. This soap opera, pipe dream fantasy creates a gaping hole of vulnerability which the savvy vagina spy can use to miraculously transform into “the one.”:rockon: :rockon:
Here is an example of how I have used my intelligence gathering skills to set up a manufactured destiny scenario:
Recently I met a girl at the beach in Hawaii who willingly provided me with all the info I needed to set up the destiny plot. In the few moments I spoke with her, I was able to gather that she was a transfer college student, attending summer courses at the local university. She disclosed her major and her class time schedule.
After extracting that info, I suggested a few places she should visit on the Island, with emphasis on my point of isolation, the Hot Pond. (See Isolation chapter in my book) I nonchalantly ended the conversation, leaving her to feel as if we may never see each other again.
Next I checked online to see what building her classes were held in. With that, I knew exactly when and where she would be. Does this put me in a great position to magically bump into her?:rockon:
Three days later I went to the school. To make my visit look official, I picked up a registration packet and then strolled past her classroom at the exact time she was to get out. Pretending to not notice her at first, I then glanced at her briefly, as if struggling to remember where I met her.
“Oh, hey, I met you at the beach the other day. Your name was . . . . wait, don’t tell me.
“Michelle.”
“Oh that’s right, Michelle. Wow, twice in one week we’ve run into each other. That’s a strange coincidence. I wonder what it means? Anyway . . . . ”
Another brief chat netted some more useful info on other locations I might bump into her again. I ended the conversation with the crucial “Oh by the way” technique.
“Oh by the way,” is a great way to start a suggestive sentence. It makes whatever you say afterward seem random, as if it just occurred to you.:yes:
“Oh by the way, did you ever get a chance to go to the Hot Pond yet?” I said this to reinforce my isolation point and keep it fresh in her mind.
I randomly bumped into her again by the gym she works out in, and again at school, this time in the parking lot. Three is the magic number for a destiny scenario. If you can cross paths three times in nine days, each time hinting at the “strange coincidence,” you will successfully establish the destiny scenario. If you run into her every day, or even every other day, she may suspect you. If you wait longer than three days, you may have faded from her memory.:nono:
On the third meeting you can playfully suggest that she is stalking you.
“Have you been following me? This must be destiny then. What else would explain it? Oh by the way. . . . ?
At the end of the third encounter I set up the Isolation/Adventure. It’s the next step in the system.
Here is an example of how I have used my intelligence gathering skills to set up a manufactured destiny scenario:
Recently I met a girl at the beach in Hawaii who willingly provided me with all the info I needed to set up the destiny plot. In the few moments I spoke with her, I was able to gather that she was a transfer college student, attending summer courses at the local university. She disclosed her major and her class time schedule.
After extracting that info, I suggested a few places she should visit on the Island, with emphasis on my point of isolation, the Hot Pond. (See Isolation chapter in my book) I nonchalantly ended the conversation, leaving her to feel as if we may never see each other again.
Next I checked online to see what building her classes were held in. With that, I knew exactly when and where she would be. Does this put me in a great position to magically bump into her?:rockon:
Three days later I went to the school. To make my visit look official, I picked up a registration packet and then strolled past her classroom at the exact time she was to get out. Pretending to not notice her at first, I then glanced at her briefly, as if struggling to remember where I met her.
“Oh, hey, I met you at the beach the other day. Your name was . . . . wait, don’t tell me.
“Michelle.”
“Oh that’s right, Michelle. Wow, twice in one week we’ve run into each other. That’s a strange coincidence. I wonder what it means? Anyway . . . . ”
Another brief chat netted some more useful info on other locations I might bump into her again. I ended the conversation with the crucial “Oh by the way” technique.
“Oh by the way,” is a great way to start a suggestive sentence. It makes whatever you say afterward seem random, as if it just occurred to you.:yes:
“Oh by the way, did you ever get a chance to go to the Hot Pond yet?” I said this to reinforce my isolation point and keep it fresh in her mind.
I randomly bumped into her again by the gym she works out in, and again at school, this time in the parking lot. Three is the magic number for a destiny scenario. If you can cross paths three times in nine days, each time hinting at the “strange coincidence,” you will successfully establish the destiny scenario. If you run into her every day, or even every other day, she may suspect you. If you wait longer than three days, you may have faded from her memory.:nono:
On the third meeting you can playfully suggest that she is stalking you.
“Have you been following me? This must be destiny then. What else would explain it? Oh by the way. . . . ?
At the end of the third encounter I set up the Isolation/Adventure. It’s the next step in the system.