How to be Interesting to Women 2 of 7

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20 Dec 202118:27

Summary

TLDRThe speaker in the transcript discusses the importance of understanding the differences between men and women when it comes to interests and emotions. He emphasizes that while men may be interested in 'things', women are more interested in emotions and how they feel. The speaker shares personal anecdotes about his journey to discovering humor as a means to connect with women and make them feel positive emotions. He also explores the concept of providing women with a sense of safety and security, using examples like riding a motorcycle or watching a horror movie. The transcript concludes with advice on how to make a woman interested in you by being a consistent supplier of positive emotions and understanding the emotions she feels, thereby providing a sense of security and companionship.

Takeaways

  • 😀 The speaker emphasizes the importance of making a woman interested in you as the first step in forming a romantic connection.
  • 👦 The speaker critiques the idea that men and women are the same, suggesting that understanding their differences is key to successful interactions.
  • 🧠 Men are described as being interested in 'interesting things', whereas women are said to be more focused on emotions and how situations make them feel.
  • 👶 Scientific research by Simon Baron-Cohen is cited to support the idea that from a very young age, boys and girls show different interests, with boys being attracted to moving objects and girls to faces.
  • 😂 The speaker shares his personal journey of discovering that humor was the key to making women interested in him, particularly when he was younger and more intimidating.
  • 🎭 The use of self-deprecation in humor is highlighted as a way to make oneself less intimidating and to provide a positive emotional experience for women.
  • 🏍️ Motorcycles and horror movies are given as examples of situations that provide a mix of excitement and safety, which are appealing to women on an emotional level.
  • 🎨 A museum visit is suggested as an activity for a first date that can elicit aesthetic emotions, but it's important to focus on the emotional response to the art rather than factual information.
  • 💡 The speaker advises that the first date is a 'tryout' to see if a man can provide what a woman is looking for in terms of emotional connection and security.
  • 👫 The script suggests that women desire to feel understood and not alone in their emotions, and that a man who can provide emotional shelter and security is highly attractive.
  • 💖 The overarching message is that understanding and providing for a woman's emotional needs is the key to making her interested in a man.

Q & A

  • What is the main topic of the video script?

    -The main topic of the video script is about how to be interesting to women, focusing on the importance of understanding and providing emotions rather than just talking about interesting things.

  • Why did the speaker feel the urge to both hug and slap the young man who commented on their post?

    -The speaker felt the urge to both hug and slap the young man because they empathized with his struggles with dating (hug), but also wanted to correct his misconceptions about what makes a woman interested (slap).

  • What is the speaker's view on the idea that men and women are the same?

    -The speaker disagrees with the idea that men and women are the same, arguing that men are interested in interesting things while women are more interested in emotions and how they feel.

  • According to the script, what is the fundamental difference between men and women's interests?

    -The fundamental difference, as stated in the script, is that men are more interested in things and interesting subjects, whereas women are more focused on emotions and how they feel.

  • Who is Simon Baron-Cohen and what did his research suggest about newborn babies?

    -Simon Baron-Cohen is a researcher in the UK who conducted experiments on newborn babies. His research suggested that day-old boys were more interested in moving objects, while day-old girls were more interested in faces, indicating innate differences in interests between the sexes.

  • What was the speaker's initial struggle with attracting girls when they were younger?

    -The speaker's initial struggle was being perceived as intimidating due to their size and intellectual conversations, which scared girls and made them less interested in being around them.

  • How did the speaker discover that being funny helped them attract girls?

    -The speaker discovered by chance at the age of 18 that making girls laugh was a key to attracting them and decided to focus on being consistently funny to connect with them.

  • What is the speaker's advice for a young man trying to make a woman interested in him?

    -The speaker advises that the young man should focus on providing positive emotions and making the woman feel good, rather than trying to impress her with interesting facts or things.

  • Why does the speaker suggest that taking a girl to a museum could be a good idea for a first date?

    -The speaker suggests that a museum can elicit aesthetic emotions, which can be shared between the couple. The focus should be on discussing the emotions evoked by the artwork rather than the factual history.

  • What is the speaker's view on the importance of providing safety and security to a woman?

    -The speaker believes that providing safety and security, along with positive emotions, is crucial in making a woman interested in a man. This can be achieved through shared experiences like watching a horror movie or riding a motorcycle.

  • What does the speaker mean by 'the secret of women'?

    -The 'secret of women' refers to the speaker's belief that women want to feel understood and not alone in their emotions. They seek a partner who can share and provide shelter from these emotions, offering a sense of security.

Outlines

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😀 Engaging Women Through Emotion

The speaker introduces the second part of his series on how to be interesting to women, highlighting the importance of understanding that women are more interested in emotions than in interesting things. He recounts a comment from a young man who struggled to keep women interested during dates because he focused on discussing interesting topics rather than connecting on an emotional level. The speaker emphasizes that men and women have different interests and that understanding this difference is key to attracting women. He cites the work of Simon Baron-Cohen, who conducted experiments showing that even newborn boys and girls exhibit different interests, with boys preferring moving objects and girls preferring faces. The speaker advises that to be successful with women, one must provide and elicit emotions.

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😄 Becoming a Provider of Positive Emotions

The speaker shares his personal experience of being unsuccessful with girls due to his intimidating size and intellectual conversations. At 18, he discovered that humor was the key to making girls like him. He explains how making girls laugh made him less intimidating and provided them with positive emotions, which in turn made them want to be around him. This increased his confidence, which was also attractive to them. The speaker further explains that the mechanics behind this involve providing a positive emotion (laughter) and a sense of safety and security. He draws parallels to other scenarios like riding motorcycles or watching horror movies, where the same principles apply: providing excitement and a sense of security.

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🎨 Eliciting Emotions Through Shared Experiences

The speaker discusses the importance of providing emotions during a first date, using the example of visiting a museum. He suggests that the focus should not be on the factual information about the art but on the aesthetic emotions that the pieces evoke. The speaker advises that discussing the emotions that the art stirs in both the man and the woman can create a deeper connection. He emphasizes that women are interested in sharing and understanding the emotions that are elicited by experiences, rather than the details or history behind them.

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👫 Understanding and Sharing Emotions for Connection

The speaker concludes by emphasizing the importance of understanding and sharing the emotions that women feel. He suggests that women perceive their emotions as unique and that this uniqueness can lead to feelings of loneliness. By acknowledging and resonating with these emotions, a man can provide a sense of safety and security that women seek. The speaker encapsulates the idea that if a man can connect with a woman on an emotional level and offer her a sense of security, he will be successful in attracting her interest.

Mindmap

Keywords

💡Emotions

Emotions refer to the complex psychological and physiological states that are often associated with feelings and behaviors. In the context of the video, the speaker emphasizes that women are more interested in emotions than in 'interesting things'. The speaker suggests that understanding and providing emotions is key to making a woman interested in a man. For example, the speaker mentions that making a woman laugh is a way to provide a positive emotion, which can make her feel good and want to be around the man who makes her laugh.

💡Interest

Interest in this video is portrayed as a state of wanting to know or learn more about something or someone. The main theme revolves around the idea that to attract a woman's interest, a man must focus on emotions rather than merely presenting interesting facts or objects. The speaker uses the term to highlight the difference in how men and women engage with the world, with men being more attracted to interesting things and women to the emotions those things evoke.

💡Self-deprecation

Self-deprecation is the act of making light of one's own abilities or character, often in a humorous way. The speaker shares his personal experience of using self-deprecation to make himself less intimidating to women and to make them laugh. This approach allowed him to connect with women on an emotional level, providing them with positive emotions and making them feel comfortable and interested in him.

💡Confidence

Confidence is a feeling of self-assurance that one can do something successfully. The video discusses how women are attracted to men who can provide a sense of confidence, especially when it comes to understanding and sharing their emotions. The speaker's use of humor to make himself less intimidating also boosted his own confidence, which in turn attracted women.

💡Aesthetic Emotion

Aesthetic emotion refers to the feelings and sensations that are evoked by the appreciation of beauty or art. The speaker uses the example of visiting a museum to illustrate how sharing aesthetic emotions can create a connection. Instead of focusing on the factual history of an artwork, the speaker suggests discussing the emotions that the artwork elicits, which can be a powerful way to engage with a woman.

💡Safety and Security

Safety and security are states of being 'safe' and 'secure', often emotionally as well as physically. The video suggests that providing a sense of safety and security is crucial in attracting a woman's interest. This is illustrated through examples like riding a motorcycle, where the woman feels secure holding onto the man, or watching a horror movie, where the man's presence provides a sense of security amidst the fear.

💡Uniqueness of Feelings

The uniqueness of feelings, as discussed in the video, is the idea that individuals perceive their emotional experiences as unique to themselves. The speaker mentions that women feel that their emotions are special and that this uniqueness can lead to feelings of loneliness. By acknowledging and sharing these emotions, a man can make a woman feel less alone and more connected.

💡First Date

A first date is the initial meeting between two people who are romantically interested in each other. In the video, the first date is described as a 'tryout' where a woman assesses whether a man can provide the emotions she is looking for. The speaker advises that the focus should be on providing positive emotions and a sense of safety and security during this initial encounter.

💡Humor

Humor is the quality of being amusing or funny. The speaker shares that using humor was a turning point in his ability to connect with women. By making women laugh, he was able to provide a positive emotion that made them feel good and want to be around him. Humor is presented as a powerful tool for creating an emotional connection.

💡Intimidation

Intimidation is the act of making someone feel afraid or nervous through the use of threats or sheer presence. In the context of the video, the speaker talks about how his size and intelligence initially intimidated women, making it difficult for them to feel comfortable around him. He later used humor and self-deprecation to counteract this intimidation and make emotional connections.

Highlights

The speaker introduces a series on how to be interesting to women, inspired by a comment from a young man struggling with dating.

The young man's approach of discussing interesting topics on dates was ineffective, leading to a need for a different strategy.

Making a woman interested in you is essential for any romantic relationship to progress.

The speaker refutes the idea that men and women are the same, emphasizing the importance of understanding gender differences in dating.

Men are said to be interested in interesting things, while women are more interested in emotions and how they feel.

Simon Baron-Cohen's research is cited as evidence that from a young age, boys and girls show different interests.

The speaker suggests that trying to impress women with interesting facts or stories is a common mistake made by men.

The key to attracting women is to be a supplier of emotions, particularly positive ones.

The speaker shares a personal story of how being funny helped him become more attractive to women.

Self-deprecation as a form of humor can make a man seem less intimidating and more approachable.

Making a woman laugh can increase her confidence in the man and vice versa, creating a positive feedback loop.

The speaker explains the appeal of motorcycles and horror movies as dating strategies, providing excitement and a sense of safety.

The importance of understanding the emotions women seek in a partner is emphasized for successful dating.

The first date is described as a tryout to see if a man can provide what a woman is looking for in a partner.

Taking a woman to a museum and discussing the emotions elicited by the artwork is suggested as a dating strategy.

Women desire to feel that their emotions are understood and shared, reducing feelings of loneliness.

Providing a sense of security and safety while experiencing emotions is key to making a woman interested.

Transcripts

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[Applause]

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so this is the second part of my series

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uh about women and this is called how to

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be interesting to women and it

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originated from a comment in the comment

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section of one of my posts i forget

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which ones and it doesn't matter so

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don't go looking for it this kid

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the way he wrote his post his comment he

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seemed like a nice young man he seemed

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like a nice young man and he wrote a

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comment and the comment made me want to

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both just

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like hug him and [ __ ] slap him you know

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hug him like you know you poor guy and

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[ __ ] slap him out of affection out of

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affection mind you [ __ ] slap him

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because he was doing it wrong right

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he was saying how he would go out on

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dates

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with these women and consistently what

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would happen was that

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he would uh talk to them about

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interesting things and then he'd run out

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of interesting things to say and then

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the date would sort of like deflate and

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die and

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he'd only have the one date with these

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girls right

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oh god it was just

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i mean like i said i wanted to hug him

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and slap him you know but

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both emotions were out of affection

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making a woman interested in you is

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essential it's it's the first step if

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she's not interested in you it ain't

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gonna happen right

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uh i don't think that this needs to be

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explained or

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i don't need to grind on about it but

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you have to keep it in mind

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if she is not interested in you

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she is not going to want to be with you

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therefore it is your task your mission

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should you choose to accept it to make

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the woman interested in you right right

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now the problem is especially in this

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day and age where people

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say that men and women are the same and

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you know equality ra ra and and tabula

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rasa and all this other sjw [ __ ]

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this lefty [ __ ] that men and women

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are the same well men and women are not

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the same

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get that out of your head

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the fact that people

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have been convinced into thinking that

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men and women are the same

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is the source of the problem here

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because you see

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men

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find things interesting

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men are interested in interesting things

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but women

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women are interested in emotions

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specifically they are interested in

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their own emotions

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how a person or a situation or a thing

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makes them feel

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you see the difference

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you see a guy and most of my audience

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are guys i mean like at least the

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metrics say that 95 of my audiences guys

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are just unsurprising right guys you

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know if i were to talk to you and you're

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a guy

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well what are you going to talk to me

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about i mean you'd probably tell me

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about some story something that you read

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you'll probably tell me about how you

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write about some car

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that is fueled by i don't know like ice

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cream you tell me about a car that's

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fueled by ice cream and you can talk to

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me for three hours about that i'll be

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[ __ ] fascinated you know i'll find it

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really [ __ ] fascinating really

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[ __ ] interesting and i want to know

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all about the the car fueled by ice

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cream you know i'll be interested in

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[ __ ] like is it sherbet or or just you

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know regular ice cream vanilla

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strawberry chocolate which gives get

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better gas mileage you know i'll be

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interested in that [ __ ] right a girl

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she's not going to be interested in that

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she's going to be interested in feelings

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in her own feelings

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now the scientific proof of this has

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just been done to death

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i think his name is simon baron cohen

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he's the cousin of the comedian sasha

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baron cohen now this simon baron cohen

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is like a big brain in the uk

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and he did experiments he and his team

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did experiments on newborn children

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day-old babies

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okay

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the day-old boys were consistently

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interested in things in moving things

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and the day-old girls were consistently

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interested in faces

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that tells you all you need to know

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the sexes are different their interests

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are different

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now you you're a young man you think

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that you're going to be successful with

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a girl because you talk about

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interesting things no you're going to

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fail you're going to fail miserably

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because girls aren't interested in

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interesting things

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they're interested

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in emotions

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their emotions the emotions that you

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make her feel

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you see where i'm going here

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you see more or less where this

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conversation is headed

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right

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so in order to make the girl interested

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in you which is what you want you have

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to provide her

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with emotions

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you have to be her supplier of emotions

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you have to be

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a consistent supplier of positive

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emotions that she will want to come back

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to

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you see what i'm saying

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now in the previous post i told you how

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when i was young when i was a teenager i

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was just lousy with girls i just didn't

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know what the hell i was doing i was a

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disaster right

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until i was 18

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until by chance i discovered that if i

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was funny

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girls liked me

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now let me go a little bit into detail

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see at the time i was 18 and i was the

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height i am now i'm six feet and i was a

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fairly large guy i was a fairly large

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guy and therefore a little bit

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intimidating

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the other thing i had going for me or

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going against me was that i was

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noticeably smart i mean just

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very educated i read a lot

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and i was just really smart and

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sometimes my conversation was a little

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too elevated because i was interested in

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you know all sorts of weird [ __ ] right i

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mean i was like reading james joyce when

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i was 16 17 and i wanted to talk about

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that and so it scared girls it

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intimidated them

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my size and my conversation intimidated

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girls

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and so they didn't want to be around me

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and so i was a failure with girls right

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until i was 18 like i told you i turned

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18

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and i discovered by happenstance as i

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told you in the other video you can find

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it right here

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that um

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i made some girls laugh and then i set

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my mind to making them laugh

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consistently because i realized that

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making them laugh was how i get girls

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at the time i didn't quite understand

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the mechanics or the reasoning behind it

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now of course i do okay it's been 30 32

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years since since i discovered this

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it took me 15 years to perfect my

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technique if you will okay of how to get

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girls and

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what i was doing at the time which i

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didn't realize but i realized now was

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that i was providing an exceptionally

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powerful and positive emotion to girls i

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was making them laugh

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and everybody likes to laugh it's fun to

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laugh you feel good about yourself when

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you're laughing and so you want to be

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around the guy who's making you laugh

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right

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now my approach was self-deprecation

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what i'd do is i'd make fun of myself

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and that would make me less intimidating

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okay as i made myself less intimidating

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because i was making fun about myself

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right i made girls feel positive and

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also something else

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i made them feel very confident in me

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and therefore my own confidence rose

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you see

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because by making them laugh they wanted

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to be around me they would call me up

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and tell me you know invite me to the

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parties or whatever was going on because

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i would show up and make them laugh

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you know i mean i got to a point where i

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actually had like bits written out of

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things that i would say to make them

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laugh right and so i provide them with

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this positive emotion and therefore they

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wanted to be with me and because they

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wanted to be with me i felt more

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confident and this confidence

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was something that they wanted to latch

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on to

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it took me several years

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actually a couple of decades i guess but

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i finally understood the the interplay

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of emotions that's going on here you see

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the girl wants to feel the positive

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emotion but at the same time she wants

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to feel confidence in the man who is

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providing

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that confident emotion

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and it made me understand two things

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motorcycles

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and horror movies

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let me explain

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i've had motorcycles right what happens

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when you have a motorcycle and a girl

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well you get girls all the time if you

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have a motorcycle right

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you're riding the motorcycle and it's

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exciting you're going fast right you're

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going fast the wind is blowing your hair

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all the rest of it right and the girl

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she's right behind you right and right

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behind you she's holding on for dear

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life what are you providing her when

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you're riding around in a motorcycle

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one excitement because it's exciting to

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go on a motorcycle and two

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safety and security

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she's holding on to you for dear life

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and and you're of course are not letting

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go of the more it's like you're not

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crashing right so you are providing her

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this sense of safety and security

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excitement and safety and security and

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she just lapse it up

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what happens when you go to a horror

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movie with a chick right you go to see

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some horror movie whatever the [ __ ] the

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horror movie is right you're watching i

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don't know final destination five or

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whatever the [ __ ] it is right now right

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you're watching the horror movie and

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what is she doing you're staring at the

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screen

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and she is grabbing your arm her nails

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digging into the flesh of your upper arm

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her face

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like smushed into your armpit and and

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sporadically looking at the screen

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terrified or quote unquote terrified not

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actually it's just a movie right

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what are you providing her

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you are providing her with the strong

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adrenaline rush of the horror movie

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and providing her with safety and

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security of your arm

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you see how it is you see how it works

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that's what you're doing that's what she

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wants

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the safety and security of your presence

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and the strong positive emotion that

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you're providing

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now you say to me that horror movie is a

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negative emotion because it's scary it's

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the adrenaline rush okay because a

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horror movie is not real it's not a real

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horror it's just make-believe and

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everybody knows that okay

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but during the two hours of the movie

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that adrenaline rush that she's feeling

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she feels good about it that's why

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people go and see horror movies if they

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didn't have that powerful

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rush of adrenaline and they liked that

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powerful rush of adrenaline horror

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movies would not be a genre nobody would

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go to see any you see what i mean

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yeah of course so you're providing by

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taking her to a horror movie you're

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providing her with a powerful emotion

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and the safety and security of your arm

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you're riding around on a motorcycle and

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you're providing the excitement of going

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on a motorcycle and the safety and

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security of holding on to your waste for

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dear life

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you see

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you see how it is

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and in these situations you don't have

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to say a [ __ ] thing see

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you don't have to tell her interesting

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things as the young commenter had tried

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to do and failed you know he'd try to

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interest her in things

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women are not interested in things

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they're interested in emotions you

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provide them

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with the positive emotion of safety and

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security that you provide

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and you provide them with that powerful

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adrenaline rush of riding a motorcycle

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or or a horror movie or whatever you got

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it made

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you see

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that's how it works

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now the next post that i'm going to be

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doing is about the first date but i'll

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give you a little preview here because

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see the first date or the first time you

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go out with a woman however you want to

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call it first date or hooking up or

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hanging out whatever the [ __ ] right

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whatever the [ __ ] you kids are calling

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it nowadays right see

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that first date is a tryout

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it's a tryout to see if you

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come across basically you as a guy you

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provide the woman with what she's

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looking for

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are you going to provide her with what

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she's looking for or not

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that's the question at play in a first

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date

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now our young friend the the one i

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described at the beginning of this post

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he clearly failed because he was trying

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to interest the woman in things and not

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in emotions

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now if he were to succeed and what i

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would tell him and i'm telling you now

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is you want to provide

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and have a plan to provide that positive

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emotion

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now i've talked about horror movies and

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i've talked about uh you know riding

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around a motorcycle right or being funny

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as the case that i was doing right but

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there are other emotions powerful

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emotions you see

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very powerful emotions that on a first

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date would be like just perfect just

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spot on right

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an example

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um

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take a girl to a museum

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yeah you're a student museums are free

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right you take her to a museum

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especially when the pieces are really

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good really strong pieces right

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and you'd be surprised what an impact

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that will have you see but here's the

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key issue

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see when you go to a museum

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right and and i'm picking the museum

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example for a specific reason then

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you'll understand

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see when you talk to the woman

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about the pieces that you're both

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experiencing you're both going to be

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experiencing an aesthetic emotion right

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okay so you don't talk to her about the

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history of the piece

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or or the name of the painter or any

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[ __ ] like that

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that's not what she's interested in

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you know what she's interested in

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she's interested in sharing the emotion

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that is elicited in the piece

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for instance you go to the louvre right

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and you see i don't know uh um

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the mona lisa you know the most cliched

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painting ever but whatever

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you

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both contemplate the mona lisa

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and she's not going to want to hear

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about leonardo da vinci

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she's not going to want to hear about

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you know the the paintings he did and

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the school he was in and how the medicis

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paid for his paintings she doesn't care

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about that what you know what she's

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going to care about she's going to be

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caring about

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you telling her

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i wonder what she was feeling

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the mona lisa was feeling at the moment

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that she was being painted

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you know that smile what is she feeling

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at that moment

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because girls want feelings see and do

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you know why because

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girls

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fundamentally

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believe irrational though it may be

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they feel that the emotions that they

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are perceiving are unique

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and that the uniqueness of their

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feelings

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makes them feel alone

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now that of course you think about it

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it's a little bit irrational right well

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it's not a little bit irrational it's a

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lot irrational but that's what women

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feel

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they feel that the emotions that they

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are perceiving are unique to them and no

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other person on the face of the earth

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feels those emotions especially

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loneliness

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and because of these emotions

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they are alone and they don't want to

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feel alone

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see that's why they want to be with a

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guy

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they want to be with a guy who feels the

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emotions that they feel

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and provides

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shelter from these emotions safety and

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security from these emotions

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you see

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that's the secret of women

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now if you can provide this

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if you can provide for them this feeling

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that number one you feel and understand

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the emotions that they are feeling and

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number two

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you can provide them with a shelter a

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sense of security and safety

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while in the grips of these emotions

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you got it made

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that's how you get a woman

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to be interested in you

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[Laughter]

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