Quote:Quote:I read this idea on Kezia Noble, some self proclaimed female game coach (hmm). Though this advice kind of makes sense, I can't help but have a bad feeling about it.
"The best thing to do, is to VALIDATE the moody cock blocker..
How you do this is simple. Approach the girl you like, get talking for a couple of minutes and casually say hello to her friend, the moody cock blocker will inevitably look you over, and respond coldly. This is part of the ‘guilt trip’ she wants to inflict on her hot friend.
What you do next is really important. Simply smile at the situation, and then turn to the hot girl and say, ( in the most sincere manner you can possibly conjure)
“I can see I have interrupted the time your having with your friend, by the way, you should treasure a friend like her- she obviously wants the best for you- most friends could not care less which guys their friends are talking to, but your friend obviously really cares about you and is vetting all the men that speak to you, which really cool..I’m going to leave you two to get back to what you were doing-was really cool meeting you”
Then you break rapport and leave!
Now when you come back ( remember , breaking rapport is always done with the intention of re-starting the rapport later), when the cock blocker has gone away, the girl you like will be REALLy open to talking to you again.
Why?
The cock blocker ( moody girl) probably feels embarrassed about the situation, the last thing she wants is to be considered as some sort of paranoid body guard or annoying over protective chaperone for her friend ( which is what you would have been very subtly implying) So she would have eased up a bit, and PLUS she wont be angry with you because you were in fact paying her a compliment at the same time!
And the girl you like, would have come to the conclusion, that unlike the other guys who just end up being rude to her friend or try to befriend her with ulterior motives, you in fact did the complete unexpected. You actually told her what a great friend she had, which she will find very cool and as a result will respect you a lot for.
BUT, at the same time, you would have planted the notion in her mind, that her sweet child hood friend, who she feels sorry for , is actually becoming a bit of a burden, and that maybe she needs to stop acting like some sort of over protective mother whenever ‘cool and trustworthy’ guys come over to speak to her."
Any thoughts/analysis on this particular technique, and how it comparesto Roosh's suggestion.
Also - share your particular anti-cockblock weapons.
21 y/o brit.