Quote: (09-15-2013 04:13 PM)WestIndianArchie Wrote:
Game is about getting HER TO ANSWER YOUR QUESTIONS.
Goddamn
this. WIA always nails it.
A question like that is 'Tell me more' moment. You answer with a short, vague statement, that naturally leads into a question that
lets her talk about herself.
"Why don't you have a girlfriend?"
I might go with a glib response, delivered with a cheeky grin, but then immediately follow it up with what looks like a
reconsidered pause, like I wasn't taking her question seriously, then did. The thing is to not say to much - she doesn't want to hear about your emotions, because girls loathe competition for emotional attention. She's fishing for purely-selfish reasons, so keep it vague and turn it back to her.
Sly grin.
"Dunno. It's all good with them until I introduce them to my Sister Wives."
Slight pause and more thoughtful, distant stare.
"Ah, it's just... I dunno. Do you think you somehow
just know when you've meet The One you're meant to be with?"
Women are sensory creatures. Notice I'm asking her what she thinks, but
how she feels. A question like that is Girl Crack, and you can keep spinning multiple sub-questions out of that. I might say something serious like "My grandparents were together for fifty years. You think that kind of bond could still happen today?" Or I might ask her "What's your favourite movie scene where two lover meet for the first time. Do you think they
just knew?"
See how I didn't actually answer the question, and even though she's doing all the talking,
I'm the one controlling where the conversation goes?
Girls love to talk. They're naturally-inclined to do it. By talking about their feelings, their sense of intimacy with you increases. By you not talking about your feelings in a concrete way, their sense of curiousity about you increases.
I was chatting up a girl two nights back, and she bought up loving the book 'Twilight'. I did some schoolyard teasing about it, said how I thought it was a fantasy about dating the hottest guy in school who immediately pulls you into the coolest clique, but then lead the conversation to her telling me why she liked it
emotionally. The question was this: "How does it make you
feel when you read it?"
I found what she came back with genuinely-interesting.
"It's not the vampire stuff. It's not the high school stuff. It's not that he's cool or good-looking. I
really don't like how he creeps into her room and watches her at night. It's just that... they talk. Guys don't talk like that any more. It's those moment when you first meet a guy and you're going back and forth and sharing things with each other to get to know them."
Her tone was
yearning. She's talking about the dance of seduction. Women crave to hear more than "It's complicated."
I'm curious to read 'Twilight' now. I wonder what exactly is said in those conversations. I suspect it's back and forth conversation, but the answers that he gives reveal his secret life as a vampire, and, as such, he's the perfect fantasy man for a woman:
during intimate conversation he doesn't withhold information, but what he reveals only makes him seem more distant, elusive and mysterious.
Women never want to fully know you. They will prod and poke and badger, trying to make you break, and then loathe you for your deeper revelations and always use them as ammo against you in an argument, because
you can never compete with their fantasy construct of you that's always playing inside their heads.
Leading the conversation is really just distracting her from breaking the Real and Fantasy versions of you into two separate people, and deciding Reality You is the boring part of the love triangle. This is why they'll often come poking around long after a breakup, when all they remember is Fantasy You.
I had a great one on Facebook early last year from a woman i used to bang 20 years back, who broke up with me because she said my sex drive wasn't 'normal'. It went from over-accommodating and sickly...
"OMG I tracked you down sweetie. You look soooo handsome. How did we ever lose touch? I've missed you so much"
...to the suffocatingly passive-aggressive....
"I'm sorry I didn't realise YOU HAVE A GIRLFRIEND! You look SO CUTE TOGETHER. I wish you two ALL THE HAPPINESS IN THE WORLD!!! xxx ooo."
... in the space of two messages.
She wasn't interested in Reality Bosch. She was just fondly-remembering Fantasy Bosch, who probably rails her harder in her imagination than I ever did with a bigger cock that I have without having to hear her bitch about how sore her snatch has gotten.
Huh. I guess it really
is complicated.