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Ok, so I've been wondering for a while now...have you guys noticed a significant difference in results (i.e. does she say yes or no) based on what plausible deniability you use? This is of course, assuming that I'm equally nonchalant and casual when I say it.
For example, I could say something very obvious & direct like "Let's go back to my place" or "Let's hang out at my place". Conversely, I could say something less direct but still equally obvious like "let's go watch a movie at mine". I could also do what Chase recommends which is something like: "Hey, I know a place with great music & cheap drinks" then not specify where it is (I haven't actually tried this one because it honestly seems kinda sketchy to me. lol).
Does it really matter what excuse I come up with for going back to mine? I'm asking because the only excuse I can really come up with is to "watch a movie". Or just own it and give no excuse at all...just say "lets hang out at my place". The problem is, I feel like the former has become suuuper cliche (in fact, there's even a popular meme about it. lol). Enough so that it might be setting women back into their autopilot response. And the latter seems like a terrible idea because it lacks any plausible deniability. So anytime I ask that, a girl will probably be far more likely to feel like a slut for saying yes.
For example, I could say something very obvious & direct like "Let's go back to my place" or "Let's hang out at my place". Conversely, I could say something less direct but still equally obvious like "let's go watch a movie at mine". I could also do what Chase recommends which is something like: "Hey, I know a place with great music & cheap drinks" then not specify where it is (I haven't actually tried this one because it honestly seems kinda sketchy to me. lol).
Does it really matter what excuse I come up with for going back to mine? I'm asking because the only excuse I can really come up with is to "watch a movie". Or just own it and give no excuse at all...just say "lets hang out at my place". The problem is, I feel like the former has become suuuper cliche (in fact, there's even a popular meme about it. lol). Enough so that it might be setting women back into their autopilot response. And the latter seems like a terrible idea because it lacks any plausible deniability. So anytime I ask that, a girl will probably be far more likely to feel like a slut for saying yes.