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This is specifically about attraction. More for the advanced guys whom had some form of good game who reguarly go to bars, parties and clubs. What things did you learn after getting involved in the seduction community?
Isolation
I'll start. I never thought about isolating a girl and the purpose behind it. I didn't view it as a crucial waypoint, because I never knew any better. Now, whenever I'm attracted to a main girl of a group, I wouldn't think twice about not isolating her. Also, when to isolate a girl. This is crucial since I used to get way too many interrupts and was left, cradling my beer wondering what the hell happend.
Getting the "Thumbs Up" or "Greenlight" from everyone else in her group is essential. I would've totally ignored this before, probably even fought fire with fire with them to gain her approval, but what this did was only backfire on me. I, now see why its important to gain the group's approval in the longrun.
Making sure I have a good time
I used to go out for the sole purpose of meeting girls, and THATS IT. When I joined the seduction community, I saw lots of theories of this and that and what you could do in a bar setting etc, but few emphasized on the concept of having fun. I found an article over at RSD, and those boys have "Fun". I hd the confidence, but I was stiff. It didn't look as if I was having fun. Thats one of the main things about going out for me now. Not only in general, but when I interact with girls. I want to enjoy her, and for her to enjoy me. I'd only be her entertainment monkey, if she acts a monkey with me.
Being Un-reactive
This was a hard one for me to come to terms with. Back then, if I had been turned down by a kiss, number, neg or general conversation starter it would've ruined my whole night. Making me REACTIVE to the target. I'd probably strop somewhere around the club and moan to my mates, that this club is so and so or these girls are so and such. After reading heavily on this concept, its probably the most effective arsenal in my game yet. Being un-reactive. Yes, these things should be common sense, but it wasn't so straight forward then as it is now. I've seenw ith my own eyes, how powerful this little tool can be.
Building rapport AFTER getting the contact details
Pretty basic, but still important. Usually if I had gotten the number, it'll be "Okay, bye, chat to you soon" and I'll scram. I think this helps with the level of flakes you'll get in the bigger picture. Staying just 5 or less minutes after getting her details reduces the flake tendency. I'm not saying this has always been dependent, but it has helped me a whole lot just by adding that extra rapport and not making me seem as if I was just adding another notch to my phonebook.
Outcome dependent
I was heavily outcome dependent on my interactions then. This could also relate to being unreactive. My expectation of every interaction was to either get a close on the following; Make-out or number. Even though I thought I wasn't being needy, if I look back at some interactions. Subconciously, I was. My mindset now is more of a experience point rato rather than failing or not closing. If I get rejected, its a learning experience. If I get through with a close, its another learning experience. I always thought getting a number was the be all and end all of attraction. Boy, was I wrong.
When I get a number now. It reminds me much of a Mcdonalds Cheeseburger wrapper near the bins. Doesn't mean anything. Before I would've smiled the whole night if I got a hotties number and hi5 my boys. Now, I'd just go over to the next and probably forget to call her. Funny how things change.
Judge by her actions, not by her words
Not so much for attraction in interactions for me, but moreso with dates and Short-term relationships. I've noticed this is a huge indicator of interest from the girl. Don't judge by her words, but by her actions. The thing is, I knew this was a concept I should've taken seriously then, but I was blinded by poon and made mistakes I could've easily avoided. Looking back, I'm actually embarrassed of some the nonsense I thought was "Alpha" or "Taking dominant roles".
The community gives you a format of what you were doing and what you weren't doing, by text or by illustration. So, for the guys that did have game before coming into the community, what concepts have resurged your game?
Isolation
I'll start. I never thought about isolating a girl and the purpose behind it. I didn't view it as a crucial waypoint, because I never knew any better. Now, whenever I'm attracted to a main girl of a group, I wouldn't think twice about not isolating her. Also, when to isolate a girl. This is crucial since I used to get way too many interrupts and was left, cradling my beer wondering what the hell happend.
Getting the "Thumbs Up" or "Greenlight" from everyone else in her group is essential. I would've totally ignored this before, probably even fought fire with fire with them to gain her approval, but what this did was only backfire on me. I, now see why its important to gain the group's approval in the longrun.
Making sure I have a good time
I used to go out for the sole purpose of meeting girls, and THATS IT. When I joined the seduction community, I saw lots of theories of this and that and what you could do in a bar setting etc, but few emphasized on the concept of having fun. I found an article over at RSD, and those boys have "Fun". I hd the confidence, but I was stiff. It didn't look as if I was having fun. Thats one of the main things about going out for me now. Not only in general, but when I interact with girls. I want to enjoy her, and for her to enjoy me. I'd only be her entertainment monkey, if she acts a monkey with me.
Being Un-reactive
This was a hard one for me to come to terms with. Back then, if I had been turned down by a kiss, number, neg or general conversation starter it would've ruined my whole night. Making me REACTIVE to the target. I'd probably strop somewhere around the club and moan to my mates, that this club is so and so or these girls are so and such. After reading heavily on this concept, its probably the most effective arsenal in my game yet. Being un-reactive. Yes, these things should be common sense, but it wasn't so straight forward then as it is now. I've seenw ith my own eyes, how powerful this little tool can be.
Building rapport AFTER getting the contact details
Pretty basic, but still important. Usually if I had gotten the number, it'll be "Okay, bye, chat to you soon" and I'll scram. I think this helps with the level of flakes you'll get in the bigger picture. Staying just 5 or less minutes after getting her details reduces the flake tendency. I'm not saying this has always been dependent, but it has helped me a whole lot just by adding that extra rapport and not making me seem as if I was just adding another notch to my phonebook.
Outcome dependent
I was heavily outcome dependent on my interactions then. This could also relate to being unreactive. My expectation of every interaction was to either get a close on the following; Make-out or number. Even though I thought I wasn't being needy, if I look back at some interactions. Subconciously, I was. My mindset now is more of a experience point rato rather than failing or not closing. If I get rejected, its a learning experience. If I get through with a close, its another learning experience. I always thought getting a number was the be all and end all of attraction. Boy, was I wrong.
When I get a number now. It reminds me much of a Mcdonalds Cheeseburger wrapper near the bins. Doesn't mean anything. Before I would've smiled the whole night if I got a hotties number and hi5 my boys. Now, I'd just go over to the next and probably forget to call her. Funny how things change.
Judge by her actions, not by her words
Not so much for attraction in interactions for me, but moreso with dates and Short-term relationships. I've noticed this is a huge indicator of interest from the girl. Don't judge by her words, but by her actions. The thing is, I knew this was a concept I should've taken seriously then, but I was blinded by poon and made mistakes I could've easily avoided. Looking back, I'm actually embarrassed of some the nonsense I thought was "Alpha" or "Taking dominant roles".
The community gives you a format of what you were doing and what you weren't doing, by text or by illustration. So, for the guys that did have game before coming into the community, what concepts have resurged your game?