Seduction at its best

For those who have read Robert Greene's book "The 48 laes of power" This is law 28 .... the law is entitled
"Enter Action With Boldness"

the title says it all . But let me quote a paragraph from the book


"Part of the charm of being seduced is that it makes us feel engulfed, temporarily outside of ourselves and the usual doubts that premeate our lives. The moment the seducer [U][B] HESITATES, the charm is broken , because we become aware of the process , of there deliberate effort to seduce , of the the illusion alive" [/B][/U] - Robert Greene


This explains END game in the best way known to man . If you become unsure of yourself then you hesitate and she becomes aware of the process . This then throws a huge wrench in the problem and the thought of "it just happening" because now theres attention on it . And once theres attention involved [U][B] LOGIC IS INVOLVED AND EMOTIONS ARE TOSSED OUT THE WINDOW [/B][/U] thus killing the "Moment" and maken it harder to get the lay . But if you dont hesitate and the moment just happens .... no second guessing yourself or the moment then it has no choice to happen because the emotions sweep thru the moment and it HAPPPENS !!!


Same thing as gaming a female

Tyler mentioned it in the blueprint " The moment she sees you flinch or retreat back into tour head your done"

And why would someone flinch or retreat back into there head ??? because there unsure of thereself and everything happening at the moment ...


FUCKING AAAAAAAAAAAAA


no better way to put it, comments plz



another comment found in the book ...

"But with those who have made an impression upon your heart. I have notices that you are timid. This quality might affect a bourgeoise, but you must attack the heart of a women of the world with other weapons ... I tell you on behalf of women: there is not one of us who does not prefer a little rough handling to too much consideration . Men lose through blundering more hearts that virtue saves . The more timidity a lover shows with us the more it concerns our pride to goad him on: The more respect he has for our resistance the more respect we demand of him ... " - Ninon De Lenclos



Come On fellas