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Some item of clothing… shoes.. jewelry… or even the way she’s
done her hair that day.
Here’s the key thing:
You’re NOT complimenting her body. You’re complimenting her
TASTE.
Women put an intense amount of effort into putting their “look”
together — choosing her outfit, her shoes, what necklace to wear
with that shirt, what hair style matches that dress, etc.
You probably don’t think about this — but women spend an
enormous amount of mental energy on this stuff.
When you compliment her on it, it creates an instant feeling of
“rapport” and lowers her defenses a lot.
(For context — think of something you spend a HUGE amount of
time working on, and now imagine that a random person gave you a
meaningful compliment about it. Feels good right? In that moment,
that stranger could probably ask you to do something, and you
would do it. That’s the power of a meaningful compliment.)
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So compliment her on that — assuming her eyebrows look nice. If
they look crappy, you’ll just be drawing her attention to an insecurity.
But if they look good, tell her they look good.
#3: “You girls seem fun. You have a really good energy”
We’ve all been there:
You see a stunning girl but she’s with a group of her friends.
Somehow, you’ve got to get past the defenses of the GROUP
before you can get in with the girl.
Use this line.
“You guys seem fun, I really like your energy.”
Why does it work?
It’s a nice compliment… and somewhat original… even if it’s
meaningless.
Everyone wants to have a “good energy”, right? Whatever the fuck
that means…
Beats having a “bad energy”, I suppose.
And importantly, it gives you a PRETENSE for why you came over
to talk to them.
You’re not here to swoop down on their pretty friend like a predator.
Well, actually you are, and on some level, they know you are — but
it’s nicer for everyone involved if there’s at least some pretense that
you’re not just here to fuck.
This is a nice line to get your foot in the door and disarm defenses.
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Who could object to that?