Lucie
Dancin' on sunshine!
biznesswmn, 2 years on May 21.
I can seduce pretty well when I don't particularly like the guy I m trying to seduce .i m naturally sensual and attract men effortlessly ,I think it's a mixture of being physically attractive ,sweet ,intelligent and fun to be around . I m also very confident with "powerful /very successful" people ,I feel alot more comfortable around them than regular ole dudes.
You sound like quite a catch ma'am!
I can seduce pretty well when I don't particularly like the guy I m trying to seduce .i m naturally sensual and attract men effortlessly ,I think it's a mixture of being physically attractive ,sweet ,intelligent and fun to be around . I m also very confident with "powerful /very successful" people ,I feel alot more comfortable around them than regular ole dudes.
Or you could Pop, Pop, Pop that thang
...how excited I get when he does something for me or educates me on something he is good at, et cetera. He loves little text messages or me calling him just to hear his voice. When I uplift him in front of others, that is like 100 points for me. LOL! I don't nag and he loves that. Another 25 points, LOL!
Thank you ,I hope I didn't come across as arrogant .
I agree with Lucie in regard to the subtleties of seduction. In the above gif, that girl is trying way too hard and it comes off as overtly desperate in my opinion.
A little, but it was interesting. It's very important to know what you're working with. I think issue is that lot of those are natural gifts (especially the physical and intellectual ones). Certain techniques can be implemented by all women (learning to be personable and comfortable with everyone), but some of them require things that you have to be born with. My personal opinion is that women need to be honest about what they have, what they lack, and find a way to work it out. Trying to imitate another woman rarely works out for you. It has to come from within.
What I find interesting is that the word "seduction" is usually applied to men, but it can be applied to women in a platonic sense. Seduction can be purely social. I'm actually working on a woman right now. It's not for nefarious reasons, though. I just find that she's an immense comfort for me and I love how we play off each our Aries personality. People say we bicker like an old married couple, which I find amusing. I actually feel good when she's around, and it's rare for me to truly feel good. Usually my "good" just means I'm not feeling bad, so this is a pleasant change for me. So, I'm basically seducing her so that she won't go anywhere.
I don't seek to make her dependant on me or anything. I want her to be a strong, happy, and independent. But I want to keep her around because she provides are rare experience. With a woman, it's more about emotions than anything. In this case, I figured where she's unfilled and insecure and started to fill those spots in a platonic way with gentle advice, wisdom (she's 5 years younger than me and a little naive), and affirmation of her assets at the appropriate times (generally when she's having issues with men or social problems). Filling those spots is mutually beneficial. I get to keep her as a friend and she starts to feel better about things that once made her insecure. This raises my value to her which makes her much less likely to get tired of me. Rinse and repeat.
I know friends do this for each other, and we are friends, but when you are trying to seduce someone socially, you have to be hyper aware of your timing and approach. I find regular friends tend to be more reactionary with each other because they generally do not have an agenda. With seduction, regardless of the nature, you really have to be proactive. We often do this with men for sensual/sexual purposes, but it can be done between two heterosexuals of the same gender.
Very interesting post...Especially since I think I may subconciously do this and without realizing it. If I had to explain what I do, I dont think I would picked the term "seduction", but after reading your perspective, the word is appropriate.
A little, but it was interesting. It's very important to know what you're working with. I think issue is that lot of those are natural gifts (especially the physical and intellectual ones). Certain techniques can be implemented by all women (learning to be personable and comfortable with everyone), but some of them require things that you have to be born with. My personal opinion is that women need to be honest about what they have, what they lack, and find a way to work it out. Trying to imitate another woman rarely works out for you. It has to come from within.
What I find interesting is that the word "seduction" is usually applied to men, but it can be applied to women in a platonic sense. Seduction can be purely social. I'm actually working on a woman right now. It's not for nefarious reasons, though. I just find that she's an immense comfort for me and I love how we play off each our Aries personality. People say we bicker like an old married couple, which I find amusing. I actually feel good when she's around, and it's rare for me to truly feel good. Usually my "good" just means I'm not feeling bad, so this is a pleasant change for me. So, I'm basically seducing her so that she won't go anywhere.
I don't seek to make her dependant on me or anything. I want her to be a strong, happy, and independent. But I want to keep her around because she provides are rare experience. With a woman, it's more about emotions than anything. In this case, I figured where she's unfilled and insecure and started to fill those spots in a platonic way with gentle advice, wisdom (she's 5 years younger than me and a little naive), and affirmation of her assets at the appropriate times (generally when she's having issues with men or social problems). Filling those spots is mutually beneficial. I get to keep her as a friend and she starts to feel better about things that once made her insecure. This raises my value to her which makes her much less likely to get tired of me. Rinse and repeat.
I know friends do this for each other, and we are friends, but when you are trying to seduce someone socially, you have to be hyper aware of your timing and approach. I find regular friends tend to be more reactionary with each other because they generally do not have an agenda. With seduction, regardless of the nature, you really have to be proactive. We often do this with men for sensual/sexual purposes, but it can be done between two heterosexuals of the same gender.
You probably do. Seduction is often a means of social, emotional, and professional survival. I try to urge women to expand their seduction skills to more than just men.
I'm reading a book at the moment and it's teaching me more about social seduction. Before I assumed that it was naturally for love interests.