I've been reading the book and I want to write down some of the more important messages that have been profound to me and share them with you.
Now on page 57, where he describes the psychological traits of the Natural, he explains what The undefensive lover is.
My point is that being agreeable could bring you very far. You don't always have to flaunt your individuality by expressing your opinions. So that was a bit of a breakthrough for me. The whole book is full of them though.
Now on page 57, where he describes the psychological traits of the Natural, he explains what The undefensive lover is.
It's important to me because at work and at the club I deal with a lot of women and a lot of ****-tests and sometimes I'm overly sensitive towards them. Sometimes it's better to simply be nice instead of being defensive. It's always better to be the at the giving end of a transaction instead of at the receiving end.The undefensive lover. As people get older, they protect themselves against painful experiences by closing themselves off. The price for this is that they frow rigid, physically and mentally. But childen are by nature unprotected and open to experience, and this receptiveness is extremely attractive. In the presence of children we become less rigid, infected with their openness. That is why we want to be around them.
Undefensive lovers have somehow circumented the self-protective process, retaining the playful, receptive spirit of the child. They often manifest this spirit physically: they are graceful, and seem to age less rapidly than mmost other people. Of all the Natural's character qualities, this one is the most useful. Defensiveness is deadly in seduction; act defensive and you'll bring out defensiveness in other people. The undefensive lover, on the other hand, lowers the inhibitions of his or her target, a critical part of seduction. It is important to learn not to react defensively: bend instead of resist, be open to influence from others, and they will more easily fall under your spell.
My point is that being agreeable could bring you very far. You don't always have to flaunt your individuality by expressing your opinions. So that was a bit of a breakthrough for me. The whole book is full of them though.
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