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Alright, I met this girl when I was out last night.
We ended up making out and exchanging phone numbers. I told her that I am leaving town tomorrow (today) but I'd might come back visiting on the 17th of may. She told me that I'd really have to call her then so we could see each other and I said sure I would. (btw. 17th of may is a day of celebration in Norway).

Later that night (remember I was a bit drunk). I did something I kinda regret. I wanted her to know we could keep in touch over cell, so I texted her some sleezy message I had read on one forum earlier which said "Stop doing that!" She replied "Stop doing what?", "thinking about me and smiling. See I bet you are doing it right now! (and for some reason I felt compelled to tell her what I was doing) Singing and playing Hero on guitar. Weird".

So my question is as follows.
Is this a train wreck?
Is there any way I can keep in touch with her up until 17may without making me look needy and beta?
Any good tips on how to break the "texting-Ice"?

I'll probably not be able to read your answer until next week, unless you are awake now (I guess its night in the states). But thanks
Ox,

I don't understand why that was a train wreck. Honestly. Why was that even sleezy? I mean, it wasn't the most alpha thing in the world, but you don't want to be alpha ALLL the time, especially during comfort/rapport.

I mean, keeping in touch with her until May 17th? Just send her three random or fun messages in between now and the 17th. That's all you need. Much more than that, you come across as needy or obsessive.

As far as breaking the texting ice... I like using random weird messages that will make the other person laugh. C & F works great. Push Pull is fantastic during text messages (personal favorite.) However, you've already started texting this girl, so if you change your tone right now before the 17th, it might be jarring.

Give me more information and maybe I can help you.

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Hello zip, I posted this question in the newbie section but it didn't get much attention...

I'm going for my first daytime sarge this weekend and I'm planning to go with my exgf as a wing. She is good looking and very loyal to me, the whole thing was her idea. How do I use her, what shall I tell her to do? I guess female winging isn't all trivial, but just some hints and somewhere to start would help me alot!
Alright there. First of all, does your EX know anything about PUA or was it her idea to take you out and go "meet some other girls" with her?

Basically, you can either use her to open sets for you (she goes in first, or takes charge first, disarming the set, then you "jump in" to the set or conversation she's opened) OR you open, lead, and she is just there to DHV you, offer you preselection, disarm the group just by being there, occupy the obstacles when you move in to isolate your target, bla bla bla (everything else a PUA wing does.)

Now, as far as offering preselection... you need to make sure that if you're going to tell people when they ask (and if you get to the hook point of a daygame set, they will ask) if you are dating that she is a "good friend." You don't want to say ex or girlfriend during daygame IMO. You can hint if you choose, but if it gets down to it... say she's your "former girlfriend turned personal shopper" or something funny and to demonstrate her higher value. DHV her (in subtle, non-romantic ways) and she can fully DHV you in set.

One of my favorite things to say when I'm winging a guy is right after my wing has either made a joke, gotten a laugh, or said something a little racy is, "This guy has been a friend of mine for ever. He always has the best stories" or "...He makes our friends laugh all day long." or something of that nature. I usually direct it at the obstacle(s), but of course the object will hear it.

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Exactly. James Dean looks relaxed, important, intriguing, brooding, and mysterious. However, "hands in pockets" is only one body language cue. Pair hands in pockets with a proud chest, weight distributed on the back leg, and you've got cosmic fabulosity. He's not open, but he gives off a certain vibe.

Pair hands in pockets with hunched shoulders, sinking chest, evenly distributed weight... and you've got insecurity and low spirits.

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I point to these purist examples of body languages and their behavior from http://www.deltabravo.net/custody/body.php

NONVERBAL BEHAVIOR INTERPRETATION
Brisk, erect walk ----- Confidence
Standing with hands on hips ----- Readiness, aggression
Sitting with legs crossed, foot kicking slightly ----- Boredom
Sitting, legs apart ----- Open, relaxed
Arms crossed on chest ----- Defensiveness
Walking with hands in pockets, shoulders hunched----- Dejection
Hand to cheek----- Evaluation, thinking
Touching, slightly rubbing nose----- Rejection, doubt, lying
Rubbing the eye----- Doubt, disbelief
Hands clasped behind back----- Anger, frustration, apprehension
Locked ankles ----- Apprehension
Head resting in hand, eyes downcast----- Boredom
Rubbing hands----- Anticipation
Sitting with hands clasped behind head, legs crossed----- Confidence, superiority
Open palm----- Sincerity, openness, innocence
Pinching bridge of nose, eyes closed----- Negative evaluation
Tapping or drumming fingers----- Impatience
Steepling fingers----- Authoritative
Patting/fondling hair----- Lack of self-confidence; insecurity
Tilted head ----- Interest
Stroking chin ----- Trying to make a decision
Looking down, face turned away----- Disbelief
Biting nails----- Insecurity, nervousness
Pulling or tugging at ear----- Indecision

Know what pairing and playing with body language makes YOU portray.


hmmm. I don't think I can really disagree with this, but I do have a question about it.

First off I would really like to state my extreme displease with you; with the fact that you took (and who knows HOW you found it) a 'not-too-old' picture of me and posted it on PUA forums for everyone to make an example of. That really isn't nice, nor is it constructive for me...at least tell me I am the epitome of poor body language before you tell everyone else. Sheesh.

Now that I have gotten my emotional devastation out of the way, onto the good stuff. I have never really focused nor studied much on slash about body language. This is something i HAVE been meaning to do. However, just looking back on my social interactions - I am not sure how those listings can be accurate for everyone. Should I assume they just mean that in most cases thats what those "positions" portray?

I find that I do a lot of those; not because I am feeling that way, but because they are bad habits, or because things like a.) my nose itches a lot, b.) rubbing the back of my neck is soothing, and c.) I like to make eye contact, but I also love looking around.

So I am wondering, how can I have such great social interaction with such negative body language? Even if the body language is not affecting "me," is it still something I should work on?

I'd like to point out something in support of the body language though also.

Ka noted (as a lot of people would agree), it is not about what your intentions are, but how they are perceived. If I am just a confident (but a sometimes fidgety person) this does not mean I am not confident and that I am uncomfortable; but it will come off as that.

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hmmm. I don't think I can really disagree with this, but I do have a question about it.

First off I would really like to state my extreme displease with you; with the fact that you took (and who knows HOW you found it) a 'not-too-old' picture of me and posted it on PUA forums for everyone to make an example of. That really isn't nice, nor is it constructive for me...at least tell me I am the epitome of poor body language before you tell everyone else. Sheesh.
Get over it.
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Now that I have gotten my emotional devastation out of the way, onto the good stuff. I have never really focused nor studied much on slash about body language. This is something i HAVE been meaning to do. However, just looking back on my social interactions - I am not sure how those listings can be accurate for everyone. Should I assume they just mean that in most cases thats what those "positions" portray?
Did you read what I wrote? The examples I gave are PURIST interpretations of body language. That's why I said know what certain body language makes YOU portray... as in it's specific to everyone but there are general social clues that will come across the board as "nervous" or "confident."
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I find that I do a lot of those; not because I am feeling that way, but because they are bad habits, or because things like a.) my nose itches a lot, b.) rubbing the back of my neck is soothing, and c.) I like to make eye contact, but I also love looking around.

So I am wondering, how can I have such great social interaction with such negative body language? Even if the body language is not affecting "me," is it still something I should work on?
You're PROBABLY a confident enough guy where your negative body language habits come across as quirky and fun rather than insecure. Who knows though, I've only met you a few times and wasn't paying attention. :)

Here's the thing... you should always want to work on things, just to know that you have control over them. Yes, you can get laid without mastering body language... but wouldn't you rather know what you're capable of if you were totally in control of your body during social interactions? Even if you learned what body language makes you come across as a bad ass mother fucker, you could consciously choose certain "body language" rules to break... hence that whole conversation about James Dean.
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I'd like to point out something in support of the body language though also.

Ka noted (as a lot of people would agree), it is not about what your intentions are, but how they are perceived. If I am just a confident (but a sometimes fidgety person) this does not mean I am not confident and that I am uncomfortable; but it will come off as that.
Yes, I agree and disagree. It depends. If you intentions are strong enough, they will shine through no matter what your body is doing. However, human beings are socially cued by other people's body language. If you're slouching, biting your nails, looking around, turning in your feet, collapsing your chest... but feel like a million dollars.... I'm probably going to go off your negative body language rather than a hint of confidence I might somehow perceive in your eyes.

The thing that I KNOW is absolutely true about body language is that the outer will affect the inner and the inner will affect the outer. Think about a nasty memory. Now fake a smile, try to hold on to that memory and that smile. Eventually, that bad nasty feeling starts to subside, even with a faked smile.

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From a topic in the newbie section i am curious on your opinion.

Does height matter?

and on a personal note, what about very short guys (5ft 2)?

Assuming all other features are average and also what about if they are supirior in other ways?

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hmmm. I don't think I can really disagree with this, but I do have a question about it.

First off I would really like to state my extreme displease with you; with the fact that you took (and who knows HOW you found it) a 'not-too-old' picture of me and posted it on PUA forums for everyone to make an example of. That really isn't nice, nor is it constructive for me...at least tell me I am the epitome of poor body language before you tell everyone else. Sheesh.
Get over it.
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Now that I have gotten my emotional devastation out of the way, onto the good stuff. I have never really focused nor studied much on slash about body language. This is something i HAVE been meaning to do. However, just looking back on my social interactions - I am not sure how those listings can be accurate for everyone. Should I assume they just mean that in most cases thats what those "positions" portray?
Did you read what I wrote? The examples I gave are PURIST interpretations of body language. That's why I said know what certain body language makes YOU portray... as in it's specific to everyone but there are general social clues that will come across the board as "nervous" or "confident."
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I find that I do a lot of those; not because I am feeling that way, but because they are bad habits, or because things like a.) my nose itches a lot, b.) rubbing the back of my neck is soothing, and c.) I like to make eye contact, but I also love looking around.

So I am wondering, how can I have such great social interaction with such negative body language? Even if the body language is not affecting "me," is it still something I should work on?
You're PROBABLY a confident enough guy where your negative body language habits come across as quirky and fun rather than insecure. Who knows though, I've only met you a few times and wasn't paying attention. :)

Here's the thing... you should always want to work on things, just to know that you have control over them. Yes, you can get laid without mastering body language... but wouldn't you rather know what you're capable of if you were totally in control of your body during social interactions? Even if you learned what body language makes you come across as a bad ass mother fucker, you could consciously choose certain "body language" rules to break... hence that whole conversation about James Dean.
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I'd like to point out something in support of the body language though also.

Ka noted (as a lot of people would agree), it is not about what your intentions are, but how they are perceived. If I am just a confident (but a sometimes fidgety person) this does not mean I am not confident and that I am uncomfortable; but it will come off as that.
Yes, I agree and disagree. It depends. If you intentions are strong enough, they will shine through no matter what your body is doing. However, human beings are socially cued by other people's body language. If you're slouching, biting your nails, looking around, turning in your feet, collapsing your chest... but feel like a million dollars.... I'm probably going to go off your negative body language rather than a hint of confidence I might somehow perceive in your eyes.

The thing that I KNOW is absolutely true about body language is that the outer will affect the inner and the inner will affect the outer. Think about a nasty memory. Now fake a smile, try to hold on to that memory and that smile. Eventually, that bad nasty feeling starts to subside, even with a faked smile.

Do you think constantly being aware of, monitoring, and altering your body language might remove flow and "naturalness" from conversation? If you are standing there focusing on what is to be said and how your body should be, wouldn't you be withdrawling yourself from the conversation - in turn making it less sincere? You can't have a true, passionate, mindful conversation while focusingon other things...

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Do you think constantly being aware of, monitoring, and altering your body language might remove flow and "naturalness" from conversation? If you are standing there focusing on what is to be said and how your body should be, wouldn't you be withdrawling yourself from the conversation - in turn making it less sincere? You can't have a true, passionate, mindful conversation while focusingon other things...
Duh. at first. It's awkward and takes practice. However, I'm at the point where it's second nature. If I feel like I want to make someone think I'm not attracted to them, my body just goes.

Stolen from posts by Rye Lee:
unconscious incompetence
conscious incompetence
conscious competence
unconscious competence

You practice and experiment until you get to the point of unconscious competence. You're not sitting there thinking (okay, body angle... negative shoulder... feet pointed at her... etc.) You're enjoying the conversation with control over your body.

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From a topic in the newbie section i am curious on your opinion.

Does height matter?

and on a personal note, what about very short guys (5ft 2)?

Assuming all other features are average and also what about if they are supirior in other ways?

/madals
Yes it does. However, if the guy is superior in other ways, it will become less of an obstacle.

Tom Cruise is short. I'd do him. But that's also because he's Tom Cruise.

I'm only 5'4", but I don't know about a guy who is 5'2". He'd have to kick ass in order for me to get past the height.

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I'm only 5'4", but I don't know about a guy who is 5'2". He'd have to kick ass in order for me to get past the height.
I kick ass and I'm only 4'21"... I don't see what the problem is.

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Do you get sick of answering questions?

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Do you get sick of answering questions?
52 pages and going strong... obviously not ;)

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Let's see if your answer is the same when you get to 100 pages!

How about pointless questions such as this?

Oh, last one: Who do YOU go to when you need advice from a guy?

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Let's see if your answer is the same when you get to 100 pages!

How about pointless questions such as this?

Oh, last one: Who do YOU go to when you need advice from a guy?
Okay, good question. I go to my best friend... who so happens is a guy. a straight guy.... oooh, so scandalous.... more details? ask away.

btw... 100 pages... outrageous.

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Let's see if your answer is the same when you get to 100 pages!

How about pointless questions such as this?

Oh, last one: Who do YOU go to when you need advice from a guy?
the guy I'm sleeping with.
You said it was hard to get into your panties..so how come u always have a guy your sleeping with?
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1.Okay so... my question is do you like shy,introverted guys more or those with lots of popularity and extroverts.
2. when a girl formulates a bad opinion of a guy in her mind due to whatever reason ...is there anyway to change that while keeping your dignity in tact?

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oops..sorry Zip i posted before u edited ur last post hehe..
anyways another question:
1. What is a girl really trying to show when she looks me from top to bottom and somehow loses track of what she's doing and becomes nervous and kinda blushes.
2.The other day this group of girls saw me and somehow were giggling.. i do not know what to make of it...?
3.Why are girls so weird as to always give IOIs and not approach ...instead wait for the guy to approach them and most of the time the HBs are the ones who behave so naughtily. The less hot ones are kinda detached from all of this. Explain?

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