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Had this epiphany earlier after writing my latest Journal Entry. It's to do with girls who don't play ball completely, but are interested in you nonetheless.
Effectively, lets take a girl that we're talking to. She's happily engaged and exchanging a few laughs and we move her, following our process. We've got compliance on our side in this case and she's paying more attention to you than you are to her. As she starts to screen herself (actively, or you pursue it) she hits upon something that we really don't like or a quality that she lacks that creates a gap in us connecting with her.
What I stumbled upon, and am sharing with you, is that we start to give her less attention for doing so. We are less invested, we have control of the conversation. Thus, we can start to take away some of the interest we have in her to make her back-up. If we take all of it away she'll start to auto-reject.
What would this look like? Well, from the conversation I was having, I turned my body away from her a little bit and reduced the volume of eye-contact I was giving her. Simple and effective. Much stronger than any verbal response. Don't overdo this, too much she'll auto reject, too little and she won't back-pedal to keep your interest.
So, in essence, your body language will have to reflect that you don't approve of what's happened. This can be applied to other things that crop up during interactions, like her ball-busting you etc.
Another option would be to use The Skeptical Look. Same, if not stronger, results, but trickier to pull off I feel, but if done right, much more powerful (less visible effort to adjust your face than your body).
Next time a girl is interested, but isn't helping advance the interaction, try this.
Edd
Effectively, lets take a girl that we're talking to. She's happily engaged and exchanging a few laughs and we move her, following our process. We've got compliance on our side in this case and she's paying more attention to you than you are to her. As she starts to screen herself (actively, or you pursue it) she hits upon something that we really don't like or a quality that she lacks that creates a gap in us connecting with her.
What I stumbled upon, and am sharing with you, is that we start to give her less attention for doing so. We are less invested, we have control of the conversation. Thus, we can start to take away some of the interest we have in her to make her back-up. If we take all of it away she'll start to auto-reject.
What would this look like? Well, from the conversation I was having, I turned my body away from her a little bit and reduced the volume of eye-contact I was giving her. Simple and effective. Much stronger than any verbal response. Don't overdo this, too much she'll auto reject, too little and she won't back-pedal to keep your interest.
So, in essence, your body language will have to reflect that you don't approve of what's happened. This can be applied to other things that crop up during interactions, like her ball-busting you etc.
Another option would be to use The Skeptical Look. Same, if not stronger, results, but trickier to pull off I feel, but if done right, much more powerful (less visible effort to adjust your face than your body).
Next time a girl is interested, but isn't helping advance the interaction, try this.
Edd