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I was on Mystery's site and found this to be interesting. I decided to share it with you guys.
"The Method Works On A Deeper
Level Than Even Mystery Knows"
"Cynthia Hazan, the professor of human development (Cornell associate) thinks the Method works on a deeper level than even Mystery knows. First of all, she says, “you knock [the woman] off balance” with the neg, so throughout the next phases “her judgment is impaired. She becomes focused on getting his attention and approval and getting back into the group.”
From the point of view of evolutionary psychology, she adds, “it's really anxiety-provoking, and humans have a built-in aspect where when we're anxious we want to get closer to other people.” Even here we're conditioned to respond, Hazan says. “Vulnerability draws us to people—it's clearly a hardwired characteristic. We have this spontaneous desire to nurture them, to alleviate their distress.”
"That System Will Kick In
And She'll Feel Attraction"
The act of negging an attractive woman can even tamper with her brain chemistry, says Helen Fisher, the author of 'Why We Love: The Nature and Chemistry of Romantic Love'. “When you fall in love with somebody, what's going on in the brain is an elevated activity of dopamine,” the main arousal chemical, and “the system that motivates you to win a reward,” she explains. “A woman who's a 9 or a 10 doesn't have to do any work to get a man, so the system usually isn't triggered and she doesn't feel romantic love. But when someone spurns her, that system will kick in and she'll feel attraction.” And when the woman discovers she's been conned? Once people learn the truth, says Fisher, it often doesn't matter: “The thing is, once you've hooked somebody in, they'll be willing to ignore almost anything.”
"The Method Is A Shrewd Compression
Of The Phases Of Love ..."
Desmond Morris, the British zoologist and sexuality expert, admits that the Method is a shrewd compression of the phases of love. “One of the great mistakes men make is not playing all the stages of courtship,” he says. “It has to be done stage by stage if it's going to work.”
"The Method Works On A Deeper
Level Than Even Mystery Knows"
"Cynthia Hazan, the professor of human development (Cornell associate) thinks the Method works on a deeper level than even Mystery knows. First of all, she says, “you knock [the woman] off balance” with the neg, so throughout the next phases “her judgment is impaired. She becomes focused on getting his attention and approval and getting back into the group.”
From the point of view of evolutionary psychology, she adds, “it's really anxiety-provoking, and humans have a built-in aspect where when we're anxious we want to get closer to other people.” Even here we're conditioned to respond, Hazan says. “Vulnerability draws us to people—it's clearly a hardwired characteristic. We have this spontaneous desire to nurture them, to alleviate their distress.”
"That System Will Kick In
And She'll Feel Attraction"
The act of negging an attractive woman can even tamper with her brain chemistry, says Helen Fisher, the author of 'Why We Love: The Nature and Chemistry of Romantic Love'. “When you fall in love with somebody, what's going on in the brain is an elevated activity of dopamine,” the main arousal chemical, and “the system that motivates you to win a reward,” she explains. “A woman who's a 9 or a 10 doesn't have to do any work to get a man, so the system usually isn't triggered and she doesn't feel romantic love. But when someone spurns her, that system will kick in and she'll feel attraction.” And when the woman discovers she's been conned? Once people learn the truth, says Fisher, it often doesn't matter: “The thing is, once you've hooked somebody in, they'll be willing to ignore almost anything.”
"The Method Is A Shrewd Compression
Of The Phases Of Love ..."
Desmond Morris, the British zoologist and sexuality expert, admits that the Method is a shrewd compression of the phases of love. “One of the great mistakes men make is not playing all the stages of courtship,” he says. “It has to be done stage by stage if it's going to work.”