Dog Whisperer and Cat-string theory

[Chamber36]

Hey I was just watching Caesar Milan and he was trying to help a dog that refused to eat.

What he did, when he finally got the dog curious about the food, he took it away, so as to leave the brain in that state of "I want more".

I'm thinking that when you get a girl very very interested in you, it's best to walk away at the moment they want you the most.

It's like with a child, if the child says: "I want to go to the zoo!", and you agree but tell the child he has to wait a month, the child will be much more excited by the time he gets to the zoo, because he's had time to build up anticipation. If you give it to them immediately, they won't appreciate it as much. By taking something away you make the other person want it more.

I bet that if you walk away at the moment a girl wants you the most, that'll drive them CRAZY!!

 

[st_99]

also known as the hot and cold technique.

leaves victim in unfulfilled highly emotional state, may lead to infatuation.

 

[TheMale]

that's exactly what i did last thursday night with a chick.

here's the situation:
http://www.sosuave.net/forum/showthread.php?t=192677

long short story, we danced, we were close, our faces was really close (saw in her face this expression of 'i wanna kiss you'), and after a minute i just leaned back and told her i'm gonna take some water.
when i came back she was more receptive and more hot !

i'm also doing that at work (i'm helping people that are interesting in studying to find which studies will fit them the best)
but i always telling them: 'listen it's not obvious that we are taking you, we need to check your motivation and your skills to that study'
and they are always trying to prove themselves to me to be accepted !