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Steve Urkel, from Family Matters, was a total dweeb who pursued Larua forever. Yet he was a great PUA. Why?
Simple: HE WAS IMPERVIOUS TO REJECTION. Women can't stand this, because their normal weapon doesn't work.
Going Urkel means not caring if she wants you or not, or if she rejects you or not, but declaring undying love for her, regardless of the outcome, with no level of shame or rejection deterring you.
The "Urkel Effect" is when she realizes how much you love her, becomes aware of how much other guys SHOULD love her, which causes her to test the other guys perpetually, and, of course, they always fail, since they don't relaly love her the way "Urkel" does.
With Urkel game, you have no shame, can put her on a pedestal (big ego boost, and she'll seek you out when she needs one), plus after a while, she might just decide to finally give you a chance. It's best if you run this game without letting your emotions get the best of you, since you're likely to be rejected and to make a fool out of yourself.
The other benefit is that OTHER chicfks will wish you loved them the way you love "her," and will generally get sick of hearing about how superior "she" is (built-in neg). Indeed, on Family Matters, Urkel attracted Laura's cousin, who thought he was just PERFECT.
The only problem is that Urkel had writers who got Lauara for him, but the game is FUN as hell to run. It's my current tactic with General Hospital star Lexi Ainsworth, to the point where I bought a domain declaring my undying love for her (which is sorta genuine; she's like a celebrity crush).
Simple: HE WAS IMPERVIOUS TO REJECTION. Women can't stand this, because their normal weapon doesn't work.
Going Urkel means not caring if she wants you or not, or if she rejects you or not, but declaring undying love for her, regardless of the outcome, with no level of shame or rejection deterring you.
The "Urkel Effect" is when she realizes how much you love her, becomes aware of how much other guys SHOULD love her, which causes her to test the other guys perpetually, and, of course, they always fail, since they don't relaly love her the way "Urkel" does.
With Urkel game, you have no shame, can put her on a pedestal (big ego boost, and she'll seek you out when she needs one), plus after a while, she might just decide to finally give you a chance. It's best if you run this game without letting your emotions get the best of you, since you're likely to be rejected and to make a fool out of yourself.
The other benefit is that OTHER chicfks will wish you loved them the way you love "her," and will generally get sick of hearing about how superior "she" is (built-in neg). Indeed, on Family Matters, Urkel attracted Laura's cousin, who thought he was just PERFECT.
The only problem is that Urkel had writers who got Lauara for him, but the game is FUN as hell to run. It's my current tactic with General Hospital star Lexi Ainsworth, to the point where I bought a domain declaring my undying love for her (which is sorta genuine; she's like a celebrity crush).