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Can a seduction be done with body language alone?
- Thread starter MackJr
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Master Don Juan
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I've sexed a girl that I only knew for about 20min... I just kept strong eye contact with her, put the kino on thick... we left the bar, drove to my place... in the morning I drove her home and never talked to her after that. I'm not even sure if she told me her name.
I've sexed a girl that I only knew for about 20min... I just kept strong eye contact with her, put the kino on thick... we left the bar, drove to my place... in the morning I drove her home and never talked to her after that. I'm not even sure if she told me her name.
Francisco d'Anconia
Master Don Juan
Women are turned on by what happens in their mind, it's strictly chemical. However, the majority of women are more deeply aroused chemically by what they hear and not what they see. Men on the other hand, are turned on primarily by what we see.
Not saying that it can't be done, but using body language alone will work well only on a fraction of women. Notice that SPIS had to throw in a bunch of KINO also.
Any DJ that has used whispering their spoken game into a woman's ear can attest to it being a bit more effective across the board than body language alone. But then again, why over use one skill?
Being a DJ depends on balance, being able to adjust to situations with the flow of a river running down a mountain. There may be obstacles but you flow around them, all the while your soften and smooth the path that you are using. You are only as strong as the skills in your arsenal, make sure it is as wide as it is deep.
Not saying that it can't be done, but using body language alone will work well only on a fraction of women. Notice that SPIS had to throw in a bunch of KINO also.
Any DJ that has used whispering their spoken game into a woman's ear can attest to it being a bit more effective across the board than body language alone. But then again, why over use one skill?
Being a DJ depends on balance, being able to adjust to situations with the flow of a river running down a mountain. There may be obstacles but you flow around them, all the while your soften and smooth the path that you are using. You are only as strong as the skills in your arsenal, make sure it is as wide as it is deep.