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Hey gentleman,
It's been a little while guys, hope everyone is doing well.
Lately, more and more of my friends have been coming to me for advice with women, and most of my friends (including CollegeSophomore) have been having problems with LMR. In my times before having my girlfriend, I didn't deal extensively with LMR, and hears why.
One of the most common responses you'll get from a girl when you try to escalate is "I think we should wait until we know each other more..." or something to that affect. So, I'm going to give you guys a way to get past this.
Common responses to "I think we should wait until we now each other more..." from guys include:
-Admitting she's right and giving up.
-Superficially, and logically explaining that you do know her.
-Ignoring it and moving forward anyway.
But none of these actually work, so what do you do? YOU PREPARE AHEAD OF TIME!
Sadly enough, I've met quite a few guys who feel like it's their job to keep a conversation interesting, and keep things flowing by forcing and they focus on what to say next instead of focusing on what a girl says. When you actually listen to a girl speak you've just picked up ammo to use later if she has last minute jitters and gives you a bit of LMR. But what's the ammo?
The ammo consists of everything she's said to you.
When you're escalating with a girl it's usually highly emotional for her for one reason or another, and her emotional focus dictates her thoughts as well. She's thinking back to everything that lead up to the escalation and determining what kind of man you are and if it would be sound to sleep with you or not. When you're not listening to her, when you're not focused on what she's been saying, you're losing the battle, and that's when she says "I think we should wait..."
She doesn't want to sleep with you because she feels like you don't understand her, and she feels like you just don't "get" her - if you were listening to her you can prove her wrong.
To blow past this LMR, recount her with the meaningful things she's said while relating to them. Remind her of the connection the two of you actually have and she'll feel like the two of you know each other perfectly. I've used this myself with a few girls (without even thinking about it...).
Let's take a look at a real life example:
Her: "I don't know Richard, I like you I really do, but I'm not sure if this is what we should do... I want us to get to know each other better before we do this."
Me: "So you feel like waiting because you think I don't know you well enough yet?" <-- Get her to agree to a re-frame
Her: "Yes."
Me: "Well, that's where you're wrong, because I know more about you than you know. Like how you want to become a nurse to provide for your family which I thought was admirable because... and so on and so forth."
I rebuilt the connection because I actually paid attention while we talked over the course of a week or so and it pays to pay attention. So prepare to handle LMR by listening to women as they speak, it just might turn your night around
-Richard
It's been a little while guys, hope everyone is doing well.
Lately, more and more of my friends have been coming to me for advice with women, and most of my friends (including CollegeSophomore) have been having problems with LMR. In my times before having my girlfriend, I didn't deal extensively with LMR, and hears why.
One of the most common responses you'll get from a girl when you try to escalate is "I think we should wait until we know each other more..." or something to that affect. So, I'm going to give you guys a way to get past this.
Common responses to "I think we should wait until we now each other more..." from guys include:
-Admitting she's right and giving up.
-Superficially, and logically explaining that you do know her.
-Ignoring it and moving forward anyway.
But none of these actually work, so what do you do? YOU PREPARE AHEAD OF TIME!
Sadly enough, I've met quite a few guys who feel like it's their job to keep a conversation interesting, and keep things flowing by forcing and they focus on what to say next instead of focusing on what a girl says. When you actually listen to a girl speak you've just picked up ammo to use later if she has last minute jitters and gives you a bit of LMR. But what's the ammo?
The ammo consists of everything she's said to you.
When you're escalating with a girl it's usually highly emotional for her for one reason or another, and her emotional focus dictates her thoughts as well. She's thinking back to everything that lead up to the escalation and determining what kind of man you are and if it would be sound to sleep with you or not. When you're not listening to her, when you're not focused on what she's been saying, you're losing the battle, and that's when she says "I think we should wait..."
She doesn't want to sleep with you because she feels like you don't understand her, and she feels like you just don't "get" her - if you were listening to her you can prove her wrong.
To blow past this LMR, recount her with the meaningful things she's said while relating to them. Remind her of the connection the two of you actually have and she'll feel like the two of you know each other perfectly. I've used this myself with a few girls (without even thinking about it...).
Let's take a look at a real life example:
Her: "I don't know Richard, I like you I really do, but I'm not sure if this is what we should do... I want us to get to know each other better before we do this."
Me: "So you feel like waiting because you think I don't know you well enough yet?" <-- Get her to agree to a re-frame
Her: "Yes."
Me: "Well, that's where you're wrong, because I know more about you than you know. Like how you want to become a nurse to provide for your family which I thought was admirable because... and so on and so forth."
I rebuilt the connection because I actually paid attention while we talked over the course of a week or so and it pays to pay attention. So prepare to handle LMR by listening to women as they speak, it just might turn your night around
-Richard