Contacts Women - By: sulamita berrezi

Upon first contact the goal is to break the ice. Second contact is to
establish trust and build rapport. Third is to develop romantic feelings.
Fourth is to develop a next date…along the way it is crucial that you
keep yourself focused on the outcome.

By “contact” I didn’t mean “date”! Contacts compose the sequence you
should follow to make women fall in love. All contacts can happen one
after another the first time a woman meets you. In fact, the faster you
move into the relationship, the more wildly women fantasize, and the
better for you.
I heard about the 3-second rule long ago and it never ceased to amaze
me. Simply stated, the 3-second rule commands you to approach a
woman you like in 3 seconds after noticing her. For example, a hot
babe catches your eyes at a party or a bar. Immediately you should
smile at her and start walking towards her. You are allowed a “buffer
time” of no more than 3 seconds.

If you stick to the 3-second rule, you’ll establish an image of
decisiveness and strong confidence. Women love such demonstration of masculinity. Also, in 3 seconds you won’t have
time to think of the excuses why you shouldn’t take action.

This rule always brings me pleasant surprises especially when I started
out because women (even the hot ones) reacted so much more
positively than those times when I allowed myself more time to muster
up my courage. Test it out and you’ll never regret it. Maybe for the
first time you’d say, “I really did that! But hey, that’s me… I’m glad I
did it anyway!”

Here’s a trick that never failed me. You can approach a woman as
soon as you see her and say, “Remember me?” She’d invariably reply,
“No.” and you can say, “You will!” The next time you walk by her
(maybe in a few minutes) you can say, “Remember me now?” and add
“…from just now…” and smile.

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