Post: #1

Although applicable in every facet of life, persuasion is at the core of what we do in this "game".

To be a persuasive person is to be a successful player, not only in the arena of women, but also in the realm of everyday interaction.

Here is my breakdown of what I believe to be the 4 core concepts of persuasion, as it pertains to girls:

Confidence - You must act with utmost certainty and belief in whatever you say or do when interacting with females. Naturally, they are inclined to be submissive - we must take this cue and maximize on a woman's intrinsic nature. As a man; apprehension, indifference, & indecisiveness are the antithesis of aphrodisiacs. Act with conviction & poise.

Foresight - Be able to anticipate what possible "objections" can arise. It is similar to if you were a salesperson with a prospect. Except, it's easier to get caught up in the "moment" with a scrumptious pair of titties in your face all night. As an example, be prepared to counteract & overcome the possible resistance you will face when suggesting to go back to your place. You expected this. Part of this comes naturally with the game & experience.

Managing Expectations - Continuing the aforementioned scenario, we may call this "plausible deniability". Being able to control expectations creates the smallest delta between the envisioned & reality. When females charter in unknown territory, such as going back to the crib on a first-date, any demonstration of your expectations that aligns well with comfort gives you an opportunity to persuade with relative ease.

Engagement - While Foresight allows you to see the bigger picture, engagement requires your attention in that moment. To engage your shawwty, you must maintain eye-contact, a steady yet energetic tone & perhaps physical touch as well. This is charisma, in other words. While aloofness works (depending on the audience) in earlier stages of the game, engagement is necessary to be persuasive.

Post: #2

You require to hold a tough frame for yourself and that's confidence.

Post: #3

Dont forget persistence, the most persuasive people will never take no for an answer.