Infatuation Rules
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Whether a woman is available or not, she likes the feeling of being chased—meaning desired—by men. It's flattering, and it does her heart good to know she's still attractive. The older she is, the more likely she'll crave this ego boost.
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Read More »Instead of trying to “get her in the mood for love,” focus on having fun. Carry a deep conversation, tell silly jokes, use chase trigger words, and make her laugh. The simple act of laughing together will break the ice and make her feel more comfortable with you. Then, after giving her an emotional high (e.g. she laughs uncontrollably or gets extremely hooked on your conversation), ask her out. Tell her: “We really should have drinks soon—either this Friday or next Thursday. No more hard-to-get stuff.” In that brief moment, “yes” is the only logical and acceptable answer she can give. And when you focus on fun and flirting, that’s what you’ll get.
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