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Ross linked this short article (linked above) in another thread somewhere, and it got me thinking about how I've gotten so good at incorporating sexual / chase frames, and getting investment and compliance during interactions. But, push/pull is something I haven't done much.
I can see it being a very powerful thing to be used in a bar/club/other social event where a girl may not know your full intention (still kind of up in the air, does he like me or not?). In fact, the examples in the article ALL seem like something that you could ONLY say to a girl if you are not (a) on a date with her or (b) just approached her. Well, maybe (b)... it could work if you're not opening direct? But, I usually ALWAYS use direct openers nowadays.
So, I guess my question is: Does push/pull lose it's value a little after a girl knows exactly what your intentions are? If not, how would you use this on a date (or even direct approach)?
-NJ
Ross linked this short article (linked above) in another thread somewhere, and it got me thinking about how I've gotten so good at incorporating sexual / chase frames, and getting investment and compliance during interactions. But, push/pull is something I haven't done much.
I can see it being a very powerful thing to be used in a bar/club/other social event where a girl may not know your full intention (still kind of up in the air, does he like me or not?). In fact, the examples in the article ALL seem like something that you could ONLY say to a girl if you are not (a) on a date with her or (b) just approached her. Well, maybe (b)... it could work if you're not opening direct? But, I usually ALWAYS use direct openers nowadays.
So, I guess my question is: Does push/pull lose it's value a little after a girl knows exactly what your intentions are? If not, how would you use this on a date (or even direct approach)?
-NJ