anonymous12345
Senior Don Juan
By googling “men's eye contact” hits emphases eye contact as something positive. My experience is that it’s actually the opposite that makes a girl chase and establish rapport. This is supported by leadership literature that says that those with little eye contact has more power. (More “HR-ish” recommendations emphases much eye contact, a more feminine and democratic approach.)
I have an extremely low closure/turnover rate and I’m very sure it’s because of problem with eye contact. About a month ago at a cold approach I for some reason entered a different mode, my head and eyes went to the right and left of the girl as I talked, and I was staggeringly surprised by the way she lit up, I hadn’t seen that before. It felt like a "rush" as if an after burner was active, that I only managed to ride for a couple of seconds. (Perhaps coincidences.)
My task is to turn that mode on permanently. The problem is that I’ve tried to fake it, and that doesn’t work at all. It needs to come naturally. It could be that perceived relationship of power/neediness and so forth propagates out into “eye behaviour” and that for some reason in the scenario a month ago I perhaps simply forgot state of affairs. It could also be “perceived likelihood of outcome”, that I need to pamper/woo with strong contact in order to win, while it’s in contrast the opposite.
Comments?
I have an extremely low closure/turnover rate and I’m very sure it’s because of problem with eye contact. About a month ago at a cold approach I for some reason entered a different mode, my head and eyes went to the right and left of the girl as I talked, and I was staggeringly surprised by the way she lit up, I hadn’t seen that before. It felt like a "rush" as if an after burner was active, that I only managed to ride for a couple of seconds. (Perhaps coincidences.)
My task is to turn that mode on permanently. The problem is that I’ve tried to fake it, and that doesn’t work at all. It needs to come naturally. It could be that perceived relationship of power/neediness and so forth propagates out into “eye behaviour” and that for some reason in the scenario a month ago I perhaps simply forgot state of affairs. It could also be “perceived likelihood of outcome”, that I need to pamper/woo with strong contact in order to win, while it’s in contrast the opposite.
Comments?
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