Let's list some triggers of attraction.
With your help, this should be a monster of a tips thread.
Here's a few:
Compliments. As long as they're sincere, and on something the girl is not usually complimented on, or is insecure about, they're deadly. Flattery goes far.
If she's smart, tell her she's beautiful. If she's attractive, tell her she's intelligent. Watch her face light up.
Making fun of them. This takes balls, but can be very effective. It shows you don't give a damn, aren't there to please them or seek their approval, and its very rare, particularly with beautiful women.
Emotional conversations. Most men will talk about work, family, friends, politics, religion and whatever else they talk about to their male friends, without realising, to women, it's boring.
If you can talk to a women on her level, asking questions that require her to remember and then experience feelings and emotions, you'll do well. Phrases include: "How do you feel about that?" and "What was that like?
An example of an emotional topic (as opposed to a male minded, logical one) might be: "Why is it that women go for bad boys over nice guys?". They'll take the ball and roll with it.
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With your help, this should be a monster of a tips thread.
Here's a few:
Compliments. As long as they're sincere, and on something the girl is not usually complimented on, or is insecure about, they're deadly. Flattery goes far.
If she's smart, tell her she's beautiful. If she's attractive, tell her she's intelligent. Watch her face light up.
Making fun of them. This takes balls, but can be very effective. It shows you don't give a damn, aren't there to please them or seek their approval, and its very rare, particularly with beautiful women.
Emotional conversations. Most men will talk about work, family, friends, politics, religion and whatever else they talk about to their male friends, without realising, to women, it's boring.
If you can talk to a women on her level, asking questions that require her to remember and then experience feelings and emotions, you'll do well. Phrases include: "How do you feel about that?" and "What was that like?
An example of an emotional topic (as opposed to a male minded, logical one) might be: "Why is it that women go for bad boys over nice guys?". They'll take the ball and roll with it.
Add, add, add!
Go.
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