Wednesday, October 9, 2013

10 Ways To Make Women Love You

10 Ways To Make Women Love You



Here are 10 most important things you need to know about how to get women:


1. See girl, move feet
The man usually makes the first move. Even if she’s interested in you, the most she’s likely to do is to stand near

you or make eye contact a couple times to encourage you to approach her.

Once you see her, don’t hesitate. 10 minutes from now she might not be there or another guy might have beaten 

you to the punch. Plus, women can tell when you’re working up the courage to approach. Shyness might be endearing 
in movies and romance novels, but it doesn’t work in the real world. Approach right away, even if you don’t know what 
you’re going to say (we’ll cover that later).


2. Attraction before comfort
Men who don’t know how to get women often ask her lots of questions hoping that they’ll stumble on something they

have in common.

Sometimes this can work, but usually not. Until she has a reason to care about what you think of her, you’re just another

 random guy asking her the same questions every other random guy asks her. What you can do is to tell her (or better,
 show her) something interesting about yourself first. When she gets curious about you, she will start with the questions.

This is especially important in terms of how to get beautiful women. Hotter women usually get approached more and have

 less tolerance for the usual “random guy” questions.

3. Statements, not questions
This is connected to the last point. Questions contribute nothing to a conversation and tell her nothing about you. 

Too many questions makes it feel like a job interview.
Never ask two questions in a row. Statements can often replace questions. Instead of asking where’s she’s from, 

tell her where you’re from and she may respond in kind. Or guess where she’s from. It doesn’t matter if you are right;
 either way it’s more interesting than yet another factual question.

4. Playful, not serious
Fun and playful works much better than serious and deep.
Even serious women go out because they want to relax and have fun. 

There’s a time and a place for being serious and deep, but it’s not within 15 minutes of meeting her. Smile, laugh, 
and don’t take everything too seriously.

5. Be a challenge
Men who are experienced in how to get women know that you can’t make it too easy for her. If she knows that she can

have you before she’s done anything to deserve your attention other than being pretty, then she might be flattered, but 
she won’t be attracted.

Even if you approach her with a compliment, which is something that is often done in day game, let this mean that she

has your curiosity, not your undying love. Don’t give her compliments she hasn’t earned.

6. How you dress is your identity
Attractive women get hit on so much that they don’t have time to get to know every single man who wants to talk to her

Within 30-90 seconds, she’s going to decide if you’re a “maybe” or a “no.” A lot of that comes from how you dress.

It’s not just being fashionable. It’s about projecting who you are. Mixed messages are confusing and make women think

you’re trying to hide something or be someone you’re not. Lawyers don’t wear ripped jeans. Musicians don’t dress like 
accountants. Fun, confident men don’t dress to blend in. And so on.

7. Touch early, touch often
You can’t talk a woman into bed or into a relationship. So if you’re wondering how do you get a girl interested in you

 when nothing you say seems to be working, the problem might be with your hands more than your words.

Touch her (appropriately – hands, shoulders, etc.) as soon as you meet her and slowly escalate the duration and 

intensity of each touch. Give her time to get comfortable with your touch – if she’s not comfortable holding your 
hand, she’s definitely not going to be comfortable being sexual with you.

8. Use your balls
Playing it safe will never get you the girl. Women appreciate confidence, boldness, and persistence. 

Make the first move. Some women may like you but still want you to work for it. 
And don’t whine because you’re going home alone if you never tried to get her to come home with you. 
Like hockey superstar Wayne Gretzky said, you miss 100% of the shots you don’t take.

9. The first thing you say doesn’t matter
There is no such thing as a pickup line that will help you learn how to get women. 

The only purpose of your ‘opening line’ is to start a conversation.

You can try something fun like asking her and her friends to settle an argument between you and your friends, like

 “Is it OK to break up with someone by text message?” or “Do Drunk ‘I Love You’s’ Count?” Run with it for 30-60 seconds
 then change the subject to something else. Congratulations – you’re in the door!

10. Be man enough to get help
Men aren’t “supposed” to seek out advice on how to get women or ask their friends how do I get a girl. 

We don’t sit around analyzing each other’s relationships.

Still, picking up beautiful women is a skill that anyone can learn with enough time, practice, and access to the right 

resources.

PARENTS MATTER!!!


MY PERSONAL ADVICE TO LADIES, ESPECIALLY THOSE IN THEIR TWENTIES…

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* Guys love to marry an
Independent and Matured
lady... So instead of sitting
there and waiting to be
bluffed by a guy, focus on
getting a career that would take you out of the house
wife category...
.
* Never let the sweet talks
of guys deceive you, most
times they just want to go between your legs and run
off thereafter.
.
*Remove the mentality
from your mind that guys
will keep springing up to approach you. The older
you get by the day, the less
toasters you will have.
.
*Playing 'too' hard to get is
the worst thing you should ever start, remember,
Nothing lasts forever. If
you still doubt, check out
the number of matured
single ladies 'looking up to
GOD FOR A MIRACLE'. .
*Never extort things from
a guy you don't love, guys
always have ways of
paying a girl back, either
through their FRIENDS or total 'PAID' STRANGERS....BE
CAREFUL. .
*Never be deceived you
can trap a guy through
sex. A man will also return
to his wife who sex starve him for years once he loves
and trust her. You can
never win a man over with
your body.
.
*If all you take to the relationship is the mind set
to EXTRACT MONEY from
him, don't complain if all he
ask from you is your body.
He has seen you have
nothing else to offer... .
* Don't be fooled when
Guys tell you they have
never met a prettier girl,
they will say that same
thing to an 80year old woman they want to get
intimate with.
.
*A guy always taking you
to the SILVERBIRD, MALL AND EVENTS AT
CONFERENCE CENTRE /
NATIONAL THEATRE is no
sign that he loves you, if he
doesn't care to ask and
PLAN YOUR FUTURE TOGETHER then you are
just his 'SOCIAL MATE' and
nothing else....
.
*If the only time he invites
you over is when he needs to cook, clean the house
and do his laundry, then
just know you are his
"executive house help".
.
*If he avoids meeting your family and close friends
then it is an obvious sign he
is just playing games with
you so wise up.
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YOUNG GIRLS!!!


premar
Young girls, you truly look
PRETTY, but i have to warn you
not to loose your VIRGINITY.
Don’t allow what you see in
your VICINITY to break your wall
of SECURITY… Your VIRGINITY is your DIGNITY, Protect it and
make it your number one
PRIORITY. Don’t allow error of
PROXIMITY to lead you into
IMMORALITY… Your friends call
you MINORITY because you don’t follow their PARTY OF
MAJORITY. They show off their
body for money and also
committing different ATROCITY.
Now you are feeling PITY,
thinking of embracing their INSANITY. But listen to me!, In
Jesus you have a true
IDENTITY, and you are covered
by divine IMMUNITY. Leave them
to PARTY in their IRASCIBILITY
because in REALITY the end is CALAMITY. They will become HIV
CASUALTY. If you have lost your
VIRGINITY already, don’t worry,
Jesus can still give you a new
IDENTITY… HIS DIVINITY will help
your HUMANITY but you have to stop all IMMORALITY, so that
you
can get access into the beautiful
CITY prepared by the ALMIGHTY.
jstno

Is love really blind?

Is love really blind?


Shakespeare wrote “But love is blind, and lovers cannot see. The pretty follies that themselves commit.” It’s such a romantic quote and might have been true also. But in today’s world do people still believe in it?
Love might have been blind, deaf and maybe dumb too a few years ago but in today’s world it’s a different story. Nobody wants to fall in love blindly with someone who is below their standard and class. These days love also has class. A high-class girl or boy will fall in love with a person from the same class; after all it’s a prestige issue. What will there friends think about them if they date a person from lower class? And if they belong to the same class then it’s easier for them to fit into each others lifestyle. A middle class person will go for a person from the same class because they’ll understand each other’s problems etc.
Love comes with preconceived notions in today’s world. Everybody has a clear picture of the kind of person they want to fall in love with. He/She should be good-looking, smart, successful, romantic, with an amazing sense of humor and when they meet someone they try to see if the person has these qualities. And if these qualities are not there then why bother to waste time with that person. Isn’t love enough?  Are these qualities so important that a person’s heart comes second after them? Is it due to modernization of the society or is it that people have become more practical.
Everybody wants to fall in love with someone who can fulfill all their needs. We now need someone whom we can show off to our friends, and moreover someone who understands our lifestyle. As more and more young people are working today they prefer someone doing the same kind of jobs so that they could understand each other’s work pressure etc.
May be it is not all that wrong to look out for certain qualities in your partner, but nobody’s perfect. Everybody has some faults and when these faults come up, relationships don’t work out. Maybe this is the reason why so many marriages are breaking up these days.
People don’t fall in love with someone only but with all the qualities the other person has. The expectations are so many that they are never over and in the end love flies out of the window.
Lovers are not blind to each other’s faults. Nobody wants to compromise. Why waste time with someone who’s not up to their standard when you can fall in love with someone who is better. Love and its meaning have changed a lot in the modern world. Though it’s not wrong to a certain extent but what about the old-fashioned love when one loved someone for what they are and not for what they have. When love was how you feel when you are with your lover and not how others feel about your being with that person.
So, is love blind in today’s world or this quote is nothing more than a thing of the past? Does love happen in today’s world or is it planned? This is one question that is still a riddle to me. A riddle that I hope to solve but I’m not very sure if I’ll be happy with the answer. So I think it won’t be very wrong to say that in today’s world love is not blind and the lovers can clearly see what they want in their partner, and they certainly don’t want to commit any follies by falling in love with someone who does not meet their requirements.

Thoughts: On the difficult topic of love

Thoughts: On the difficult topic of love 


Why do I say it is difficult? Because it (the type of love relating to interpersonal affection) appears to be both elusive and super-human, yet seems to be what we crave for. Now of course it seems I should define ‘love’, for if any concept should be the most frequented in literature, arts, music, entertainment, and the modern civilisation, I think it would be love. In fact, for this post I will attempt, probably not very well, to tackle the definition of this word. Love is an emotion, however we need to be very careful with the terms used here. ‘Emotion’ is defined (on the Free Dictionary) as “A mental state that arises spontaneously rather than through conscious effort and is often accompanied by physiological changes; a feeling”. What does this seem to tell us? That this ‘emotion of love’ is really not that much under our control – there is some sort of inner working within us compelling us to experience this ‘mental state’ that arises ‘spontaneously’. It also induces physiological changes (mostly pertaining to the physical state of our body) which we would also seem unable to organise or to order around. In summary, love as an emotion means that this state of mind is involuntarily induced in us, and can lead to (sometimes visible) changes in our bodies. Up to here, it has been rather technical and dry, so here would come something interesting: to me, it seems that love cannot remain as an emotion. It is not what we call ‘viable’ for a long term relationship between persons.




Why? A surface look at emotion would reveal a subtle (if not clear) level of superficiality. After all, other emotions such as joy, anger, happiness, and so forth do not seem to stay with people constantly – a person can feel joyful for a general period in his life, but 1) there would be short periods of time of other emotions such as frustration, or loss of patience; 2) it is difficult to maintain an emotion for very very long, such as for a lifetime. Yet, love in our civilised society is often depicted as supposedly a lifetime emotion towards someone – whether that person is one’s child, one’s family member or sibling, one’s life partner, or one’s dear friend. It is said that a mother’s love for her child is the strongest thing in the world, and that it never goes away. Couples can be happily married from the inception of their union to the final breath of one spouse on the deathbed. Of course, this isn’t always the case, and we see love ‘fading’ away – some people say they simply stop loving (usually, their lover or spouse is the subject). Is it the intensity of emotion of love that drives some brides and grooms to actually hold their vow of loving each other till death do them part? Are some married less intensely loving than others? Does dating fail because an emotion is unable to overcome differences or conflicts? Surely the word ‘emotion’ seems to be unable to explain these ‘phenomena’ of love for another person. Part 2 probably coming sometime soon…