Ok, I'm 20 and generally started studying the art of PUA as a hobby, as I find it fascinating to find out how a woman's mind works both with their logical/emotional part of their brain; not to mention honestly it can get a bit lonely living by yourself. But at nightclubs, there's one thing that really baffles me. I prefer going to nightclubs alone, so I'm not inclined to stay with people, plus I don't really know many people who would go to the club with me and I don't have a car. However, I do know people at my general nightclub near my house and do hang out with them if we meet. Now every time I go to a nightclub, I'll go on the dance floor to have a good time, not necessarily to get lucky with women since you don't want to set your expectations too high, or you'll crash and burn miserably. And no, I don't stand out from the crowd before you say anything.
Anyways, what really baffles me is how a couple of guys can come onto the dance floor and start rubbing against 3-6 different women on the dance floor, either slowly coming up behind them, grabbing their hips/asses or forcing them to dance with them. Instead of the typical disgusted reaction women usually give, they actually enjoy it and rub back against them. In fact, some of the guys even take them home! (Though it's not exactly a frequent occurence). I'm pretty damn sure they are not PUAs, but just average guys, douchebags and muscle-heads. What makes me wonder is how do they do it? What makes women want to grind up onto them and possibly even go home with them? Could it be that they know them personally? I doubt it since it's more than a few girls. Or perhaps the guys gave them some money or bought them drinks? Could either one of the party or both parties be drunk enough to not know what they're doing? I know if me or someone I know from my University tried to do that, it would be a complete and utter failure.
Now, I've been looking into this...could it have something to do with pre-selection, women's filter-system? Could "Bitch Shields" be an important factor of this? Or positive/dominant body language or the alpha-male? Perhaps reading women's body language, eye movements and facial expressions? It's all pretty much a mystery to me
