“The 22 Rules That Flip the Script With Women… And How You Can Use Them Tonight”

Most guys accidentally kill attraction before they even speak. They assume they need a bigger bank account, a better physique, or smoother lines. They miss the point.

Female desire operates on a specific set of psychological triggers.  Break them, and you're invisible. Follow them, and you become magnetic.

I learned this the hard way. Years of freezing up. Getting friend-zoned. Watching other guys walk away with the girl I wanted. Then I discovered a set of 22 simple rules that rewired my entire approach.

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Shock and Awe...

Skalioppe

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Sometimes I do or say something to a woman that is a so potentially shocking it could be a deal breaking gamble. I call it the "Shock and Awe" (S&A) - because like its military counterpart, it's all about dominance, power and a display of unnerving confidence. The only difference is that it isn't a continual assault, moreover you throw the cluster bomb and wait....

An example of this? You are just getting to know a girl it's all very nicey-nicey and then you just chuck in a blatant sexual reference or comment. Nothing pervy or uber creepy, but something unexpected and escalating.

I've found the best medium for this is by text or email. Why? Because it's something that can be re-read, pondered and digested.

Now S&A can go one of two ways:

  • She'll ramp up the sauciness of her responses too and things progress rapidly to good times :rockon:
  • You'll get stony silence, but that's where the test begins and the true game starts.

The former is great, it shows she's hot to trot and things happen at a speedy rate; but the latter is where some guys think they've got a problem. In truth both are actually OK for you if you know how to play the S&A. You see, in the latter case she'll start by trying to punish you because she wants to give the impression she isn't a slvt and / or feels you've over-stepped the mark. She thinks "How dare he say such a thing! What downright cheek, I won't be talked to like that, I'm no slvt!", type stuff. So, what is the typical response for a women to do here? She stops communications.

What normally happens with most AFCs is that after a few minutes / hours / days or so they'll capitulate, send another text / email apologising hoping to revoke the damage they've believed they've done. The trouble is this only makes their situation worse! Why?

1. It reinforces her belief that you've been out of order - You've agreed as such by apologising.
2. It displays low order value and status (beta, gamma, delta.... omega) - those who aren't confident in sticking by their actions and decisions.
3. It removes all mystery about you, you show your cards in the poker game.
4. The dynamic shifts in her favour as you failed the test, so she now feels she holds the power in the game (that's really bad for you!).
5. It encourages her to punish you more, which means less contact! Which in the worst case scenario means GAME OVER.

Now the correct response from you instead is to sit and wait for your S&A to do its work... invade her mind, break her into submission so that she contacts you. From my experience, if you wait long enough without giving in, she'll nearly always restart communications - (unless you REALLY creeped her out by overdoing it). Anyway, this waiting game can be a few hours, days, (some higher order women even a week or two), but they've almost ALWAYS contacted back.

Now what do you think happens during that period of waiting?

1. She'll re-read and digest the text, desensitizing herself to the initial shock
2. She'll be confused as to how you had the balls to send it
3. She'll wonder if she's being too sensitive and prudish
4. She wonder where the attention you've given her has gone.
5. She'll think that perhaps you couldn't give a sh1t if she replies or not and you probably have other options who don't mind this sort of thing.
6. She'll start to think she might lose you..

Here's what I've found normally happens, after the wait she'll contact you like nothing's happened or she'll flirt back more naughtily than before - Bingo, the "awe" part of S&A is now doing its work. She's more in awe of your confidence than before and you've "trained her" that this is the sort of thing you may do. Trust me when I say her attraction for you will be more than before S&A. And you can rinse and repeat the S&A, escalating without fear of being ex-communicated : She's dealt with it once and will again.

One more important thing, never apologise for S&A after the fact, it undoes all of the hard work. Sometimes she'll come re-contact, carry on as normal, but bring it up later, trying to give you some grief over it. What do I do? Turn the tables, throw the "God you're a bit prudish aren't you?!!" and laugh like it's no big deal, it soon shows her you have the balls to back up your actions, and you are the one in control - which is exactly the Alpha trait that a woman wants.

SHOCK AND AWE!!!!!!!!!!
 

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Fuk, Ska. You've been on fire lately.

I always tell myself and others: "NEVER be afraid to offend a woman".

Along with throwing S&A 'red herrings' at her (as mentioned above), I act like this:

If you don't agree with her, tell her you don't agree with her. You might be tempted to agree just to keep the peace or to gain rapport with her.
Her point of view might be a very popular one, but if you don't agree, have the balls to say so. eg: "I thought that movie was terrible"; "Can you honestly stand there, look me in the eye and tell me - seriously - that you think we should stop clubbing baby seals?"; "I can tell you haven't read much on (insert topic here) if that's what you believe."
Don't be aggressive, just be assertive and calm and non-threatening. You want to engage in healthy debate, not turn her into a sobbing mess.

Being the guy who's not afraid to stand by his convictions and challenge a woman on her's, is the guy who will stand out in her mind.
 

Skalioppe

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Yep, I totally agree. Disagreement is again a great example of S&A at work. We've all seen it many a time : a group of guys in a pub / bar all sat around an HB9, giving her undivided attention, agreeing with everything she says whilst nit-picking at each other to gain ones-man-up ship to win her favour, before all of a sudden a "poacher" amongst them eventually ends up taking the prize home, just by telling her that her opinions are a crock of sh1t and confidently and succinctly justifying why by engaging in an AWE tinged debate.

Alpha behaviour.... You never fear or apologise for the consequences of your actions / decisions because more often than not you make successful ones. Why? Because it's your role in the pack. Why? Because you've proven to the pack you're good at it. That decisive confident attitude is exactly what all women want, because genetically that's a safe spouse to be aligned to.
 

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Yeah, I definitely agree with a lot of this...I say some prety raw sh!t to girls when I am out at the clubs just for sh!ts and giggles since I can't do anything being married. The funny thing is, sometimes the wilder the stuff you say to them, the more they are into you...

Almost like they are turned on because you aren't afraid to say some really crazy sh!t to them...women are just weird...haha
 

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I was chatting up a chick a few weeks ago and she mentioned her dad owns this restaurant where I used to live.
"Do you know the restaurant?" she said.
I replied: "Yeah, I went to it once and I didn't really like it. Not my style of food."

The old me would've lied and told her how great her dad's food was but I was honest. She left soon after but slipped me her business card.
I didn't follow up because she wasn't really my type, but I knew she must have been mildly impressed by my challenging behaviour.
 
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