Light Nose Flick

[Hue]

Wassup gents.


Been trying out this tech with flirting while using playful feminine game, and thought I'd share it with you all.

So you're in a conversation with a girl and you've been talking for maybe 2 minutes. They seem to be interested, but it's a strong yellow light. As you're getting to know them, and you see an opportunity to tease them or make a fun remark about them, give them a very light touch on the nose with your index finger with an " okay silly (; " or something of the like, and then move the conversation along (new topic, ask her friend a question, etc).

It breaks the facial touch barrier very early (and goes against most common escalations, that save facial touching for last because it's deeper in someone's personal bubble) with a very light touch. It seems to make your interest clear, but you're still well grounded and not going too out of either your or her's comfort zone.

This has gone well for me (smiles, a look of moderate excitement) every time. Lemme know whatcha think!


Hue

 

[Richard]

Just a caution:

You'll have to calibrate it well because it can cause women/people to feel like you're condescending them (hence the calibration emphasis).

I'd classify this as a medium-risk, medium-reward type of play! Definitely suited for my style of game but it is a bit ballsy to use and use effectively.

Kudos on sharing, bro!

-Richard

 

[Hue]

Richard,

Great point.

A lot of feminine game demands good calibration because of the condescending nature of say, calling a girl "darling" or going "awww".

I was actually just telling my natural friend a story of when I responded to a really bitchy rejection with "awww that's cute" and he started laughing commenting how condescending it was of me to do that, and it probably infuriated her because it stripped her of her position in rejecting me. Context and fundamentals can make massive differences to how actions are received.


Hue

 

[BetaBoy]

Not bad. Don’t talk down to them or they will assume you’re dumb though.