P-u Flashcards

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Flirting

Statement

Aimed at no one (low risk)

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“That’s a ridiculous statement.”

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Flirting

Tease

Aimed at her (medium risk)

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“Wow, you are a ridculous person for making that statement.”

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Flirting

Flirt

Aimed at us / our relationship (high risk)

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“Wow, you are a ridculous person… I don’t know if we’re going to get along.”

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Flirting

Flirt Progression (Ex. 1)

e.g. strange interest

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  • “That’s a strange interest.”
  • “You’re a strange person for being interested in that.”
  • “You’re a stange person for being interested in that, and I don’t date strange people.”
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Flirting

Flirt Progression (Ex. 2)

e.g. weird home state

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  • “That’s a weird home state.”
  • “I’m not quite sure about what that says about you as a person?”
  • “Yeah, I thought you were cute, but now I’m not so sure we’re going to get along.”
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Sensual Topics

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  • Drugs
  • Travel
  • Risk Taking
  • Breaking the Law
  • Adventures
  • Crazy “moves, places”
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False Time Constraints

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  • “I have to go in a second, but…”
  • “I can’t stay super long, but…”
  • “I have somewhere to be in a bit, but…”
  • “I’m getting tired of this club, I might have to leave soon, maybe a drink or two, but I might not stay all night.”
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Key Lines

Qualifying

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  • “You don’t seem like the worst person to hang out with…”
  • “It would be fun to take you on an adventure, but I don’t trust you yet…”
  • “There is this great place, maybe I’ll take you there, but let’s hang out here a little longer.”
  • “I don’t take a lot of people there, maybe one day, probably not tonight.”
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The Wall Exercise

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  • L1: keep talking, despite no response
  • L2: estabilish premise (e.g. “I like you, but you’re so flat.”)
  • L3: H-V frame (e.g. you’re wanted, the wall likes you, you’re used to getting positive social feedback)
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Reminder

Too Much Power

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Once you have enough power, focus on getting to know her and moving forward, not on acquiring more and more power

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Push-Pulls

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  • If you say a neg., follow w/ pos.
  • If you say a pos., follow w/ neg.
  • If you say something neutral, follow it w/ either
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Push-Pulls (Exs)

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  • “You’re style is so 80’s, but you seem confident so I’ll let it pass.”
  • “You’ve got nice style, but clearly you’re trying too hard.”
  • “You’re wearing Bedrocks… Bedrock crew!”
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Openers

Openers (Beginner)

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  • “Hey, I like your look, and so I wanted to come meet you.”
  • “Hey, you seem very interesting, and so I wanted to come meet you.”
  • “Hey, I don’t normally approach strangers, but I was struck by your [smile/energy/style] and I just had to come say hello.”
  • “Excuse me, I couldn’t help but notice your book/phone case/t-shirt. I’m also a big fan of [author/band/TV show]. What’s your favorite [book/album/episode]?”
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Openers

Openers (Intermediate)

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  • “That necklace is so 20 years ago, but you have some confidence so I’ll let it pass.” (neg → pos)
  • “You have a really cool look, but clearly you’re trying a little too hard.” (pos → neg)
  • “You’re wearing a black shirt… black shirt crew!” (neutral → positive)
  • “You’re wearing a black shirt… we’re too similar… it’s not going to work.” (neutral → neg)
  • “You’re wearing a black shirt… really? I little more unoriginal please?” (neutral → neg)
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The 5 A’s

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  • Assertive (saying, doing, and standing up for what you want)
  • Assured (Being confident that you’re high-value, being a bit cocky, and being confident in making moves)
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Key Lines

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  • “I got to go in a minute…”
  • “You and I are not going to get along…”
  • “Stop loooking at me like that…”
  • “You’re trouble…, but what’s your (other person’s) name?”
  • “Can you please stop being so cute, I’m trying not to like you.”
    • “Look, I’m even holding your hand now… we have to stop.”
    • “I have to get up early in the morning, but I guess you could come over for just a few minutes…”
    • ‘Cuse me. I absolutley love your look. It’s so v elegant… Miami… but not quite.
    • Actually, idk, you and i might not get along, but I feel like you won’t be boring
      • “I got to go in a minute…”
  • Have set stories, jokes, lines that work, but use them at the right time
  • “I could maybe be tempted for a very quick drink with a Russian girl. Could be maybe fun?”
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When to Leave an Interaction

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Expected Value

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Things to Master

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  • Keeping the Frame
    • M2W
    • Us Together
    • Her Chasing Me
  • Teasing
    • Flirting
    • Push-Pulls
  • False-Time Constraints
  • Cold Reads
  • Qualifying Them
  • Deescalating
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Closing Lines

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  • What are your thoughts on dried fruit?
  • “Are you adventurous?”
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Shit Tests

Ways to Pass

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  • Agree + Exaggerate
  • Misinterpret
  • Ignore / Side-Step
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Shit Test Responses

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  • “Yes, I say that to every girl. I’ve actually said it 500 times today. It was weird when I said it to my Grama though… do you think I should stop doing that?”
  • “Actually I wrote that just for you, and it was so poetic, and now I’m devastated.”
  • “Hey, stop looking at my body… my eyes are up here.”
  • “What type of girl would ask if you’re so confident? You looking for tips?”
  • “Thank you. That’s why I bought it.”
  • “And it’s staying on tonight, thank you.”
  • “I was taking a page out of your arrogance humor.”
  • “Thanks for noticing.”
  • “Yep, I have no answer for that. Can we j be normal now?”
  • “Glad you like it.”
  • “I’m flattered by you for noticing. I guess that’s your thing, right?”
  • “I’m glad you like…”
  • “I’m glad you’re paying so much attention to me.”
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Make Her Feel Important

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Make her feel like she’s special, unique, etc. Yet balance this w framing yourself still as high-value

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Key Lines: 2

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  • “This probably isn’t going to go anywhere.”
  • “Wow… okay, you can go… Why are you still here? No seriously get out of here.”
  • “Yeah, I’m not really into that… I don’t think we’re going to get along.”
  • “I love that sweater… I love that you’re trying to bring the 80’s back.”
  • “You and I would not get along.”
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Plotlining

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  • The storyline with women is meeting them, creating building negative tension, then eventually switching that tension to positive, then becoming attracted to each other (think When Harry Met Sally)
  • So, w women, don’t just talk about something and then run out of things to say, find a new topic and repeat… start with a central topic of negative tension (like that you don’t like their type) and then comeback to that throughout
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Disqualify as you Escalate
- “Hey, I got to go in a minute, but anyway…” - Escalating: sitting down - Disqualifying: I have to go in a minute - E.g. “I have to get up early in the morning, but I guess you could come over for just a few minutes…”
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Plotlines
- Definition: a series of events which induce jealousy in a woman - For women you think **you can get**… - PL: I don’t want to like you, but you’re making it difficult - For women **that take more effort**… - PL: initially push them away / ignore them to the point that they’re not used to it and are trying to get your attention… - “Normally I’d go after girls like you, but there’s j something about you that I’m not feeling.” - There are plenty more PLs… research and use one’s you like + work w the situation - Have a plotline, but not a script
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Implementation, 1
- Add 1-2 New Bits a Night - Trust yourself for where you are in the process + that you’ll succeed
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Have a Structured Back-up Plan
- The Winding Forest Path - Also, for set things that happen (e.g. she gets dragged away by her friends), have a plan in place so you know what to do
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Expected Value
- So if you're w/ a 5 who’s really into you, maybe you stay - So if you’re w/ a 7 who’s not too sold, maybe you leave - So if you’re w/ an 8, who’s not too sold, maybe you stay
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Free Mental RAM
- Have some things you say often… go-to lines - Know how to escalate, where you’ll take her next before home, etc.
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Finding Your Own Style
- Imitate before you innovate *⭐️* - Your style should get you toward your goal - *What is your end goal w game? What is it you got into game for? ⭐️* - *What type of interactions do you like? ⭐️* - *What are you best at? ⭐️* - No Matter the Style… - Trail + Error - You need: Access + Attraction + Follow-Through - Congruence w Closing - A Plotline - Having a Few Canned Things - Never Stop Learning - Never Forget How Fun This, Be In Love w Game + Having Fun
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My Best DHVs
- Company website, IG, reviews - SE Asia stories - Van life stories - Skills - Business success - Body - Those I know / am connected with - Epic photos - Epic stories
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My Stories
- Helping Caitlin, OA Tour - Growth, purpose, business owner, knows what I want, extremely thoughtful, outdoorsy, positive, caring, lifestyle design, ideal lifestyle, foundation work situation, thought leader - Vietnam, Ms. Tu - V unique, storyteller, adventurous, fun, vagabond / traveler, gives back, extremely independent / self-reliant - Physics Homework - Life balance, knows everyone, not a rule follower
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Key Things to Master
- False-Time Constraints - Keeping the Frame - M2W - Us Together - Her Chasing Me - Teasing - Flirting - Push-Pulls - Qualifying Them - Deescalating
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Key Lines, 3
- *“This probably isn’t going to go anywhere.”* - *“Wow! Okay, you can go…”* - *“Yeah, I’m not really into that… I don’t think we’re going to get along.”* - *“Hey, I love your style… I really like how you’re going all in on the _____ vibe.”* - *“I got to go in a minute…”* - *“You and I would not get along.”* - *“You and I are not going to get along…”* - *“Stop loooking at me like that…”* - *“You’re trouble…, but what’s your (other person’s) name?”* - *“Can you please stop being so cute, I’m trying not to like you.”* - *“Look, I’m even holding your hand now… we have to stop.”* - *“I could be tempted, maybe, for a very quick drink with a _____ girl. Could be maybe fun?”* - Set stories - Set jokes - Set lines that work
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The Path
* Open * Premise * Evaluate * Close
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# The Path Open
Goal: create a conversation
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# The Path Premise
- Goal: get her to like you, size her up - Frame: man assessing woman frame; there’s a chance we could be together
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# The Path Evaluate
- Goal: connect, and create the narrative (story between you and her) - Frame: man assessing woman frame; I like you, but not completely
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# The Path Close
- Goal: get agreement from her on a future action - Frame: I’m hard to get, but going to get to know her
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# Open Pre-Open
- The point where you get the girl’s attention --- - *“Hey, ‘cuse me.”* - Like she dropped her wallet - *Pause* - If no response, follow up pre-open… - *“No, you…”*
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# Open Opener
- Tonality - Pacing - Be clear, heard - Not too fast - Pauses - *“I absolutely love your look. It’s so v elegant… Seattle… but not quite. I’m guessing… I actually have to go in a minute. Actually, idk, you and I might not get along, but I feel like you won’t be boring.”*
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# Open Follow-up
- She’s got this look, I’m going to try + describe it, make an assumption about her based on this look --- - *It makes me think you’re like this…* - Tease - Push-pull - Neutral opinion (could be good or bad)
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# Open Sub-steps
* Angle * Pre-open * Eye Contact * Light Smile * Opener * Pause * Let Her Speak * Follow-up * Pause
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# Open Tips
- Use false time constraints if her focus drifts - Give her time to talk - Don’t be overly complimentary
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# Premise Sub-steps
- MaW Frame - M2W - Tension - e.g. flirting - Unearth Her Blueprint - Evaluate / Qualify - Sexual Tension - See “The Gateway to Sexual Conversations” - Next Location (if applicable)
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# Evaluate Sub-steps
- Converse + Connect - Showcase the Aspects of you Which Align - Build Your Narrative - Who are you? - Align w/ Her Values - Quickly unearth her values and present the parts of you most in alignment w them - Paint the Scene - Tell stories about your that paint a picture of what it would be like to be with you - Tell Stories - Tell Facts About You - Share Your Opinions - Physical Connection - Wheel of Fortune Analogy - Know when you have enough letters to solve - 1st Ask for Close
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# Close Sub-steps
- 2nd Ask for Close - “Are you adventurous?” - Number - Instant date / next location (e.g. drinks, date) - Go home - Empathize: Solve the Problem, Don’t Give In - Showcase Belief in Yourself as an Amazing “Product” - 3rd Ask for Close - Number - Instant date / next location (e.g. drinks, date) - Go home
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# Flirting Disagreeing
Strive to disagree for the first 5 mins of meeting a girl, then slowly start to agree more and more
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# Framing Man to Woman Frames
- How you’d get along - How you’d be as friends - What type of relationship you’d have if you had one - Who would do the laundry at the crib - Who would choose the places to travel - Whether she’d be a good… travel partner… or not? - Climbing partner - Backpacking partner - Road trip partner - Roomate - Gym partner - Someone to work w/ - Employee - Girlfriend - Mother - Sister/ daughter-in-law