Dear Speed Seduction® Student,
Time after time, you hear about a guy trying to get some woman to like him. This message of “impressing her,” “going the extra mile,” etc. is played out all the time in the movies, music, and other dreck pumped out by the romance industry.
Most of the time the “moral” of the story is “just be yourself.”
Bullshit.
First, foremost, uppermost, important-most, you must get this: there’s a distinction between going out and thinking, “I’m going to get a girl to like me. I have to get that girl to like me,” and “I’m going to have fun with this and take it as far as I can go with it.”
It’s exhausting to try to get people to like you. You don’t want to do that. That’s not what you’re here for. Why the f@@k do you want to keep chasing after people? “Please like me. Let me show you this pattern. You’re so beautiful. I like you. Please like me.”
That’s not what it’s about.
Rather, it’s about… can you find a place inside that says, “What are my boundaries? Let me root into my feet, breathe from my belly, push my boundaries about what I think is possible for myself, and see how much fun I can have playing with people and giving them an experience that connects me with them and makes me feel good.”
When you find yourself trying to get some chick to like you, try this:
Recall times when you did feel deeply connected with people and felt an understanding, bond and connection. Wrap yourself in that.
Otherwise it does turn into, “I’m going to be a dancing monkey and do these clever patterns.” You’ll be saying to yourself, “Why should I bother doing all this stuff? Why should I have to jump around and do all this? I’m a man.”
What the f@@k?
You don’t need to do a lot. You don’t need to do a million things. Just engage women’s attention. Get through that initial five or 10 minutes where they’re really hooked into talking to you.
Then just put a little bit of a sexual intent in there. Draw them out. You’ll see how easy this gets. Remember to add in the touching. There’s friendly, dominant and sensual touch.
To run after a stranger and say, “Please like me,” is not manly or fun.
I’m showing you a better way.
Peace and piece,
RJ
P.S. Trying to “impress a chick” is often a symptom of stuck points and not having mastered the skill of generating attraction – often without even opening your mouth. In my Showing Up Attractive course (the companion to Sexual Aggression Mastery), I show you how to blast past through all that.
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