So hi. I'm obviously new here, I look forward to learning a lot from you guys. Truth is, at my core, I'm a logic person and I'm utterly fascinated by psychology, how the mind works, and how it can be manipulated. Take a standard conversation for example: you've got at the least: field of experiences clashing, mind control techniques, and kino. On that note, I'd like to say that I'm a self-studied kino student, with a bit of a background in communication techniques. I'm no expert, and I hate to brag, but I'm pretty efficient at it, in my opinion. I've come here to get more of the psychological/NLP/etc techniques that I don't have, as well as various other methods that I did not know about, such as SS and things like that.

So that being said, I'm here because I find manipulation and courtship in general fascinating, much more learning about PUA techniques. Regardless, I'm here to learn, and hopefully teach others some things.

As for how I got into the game, I just one day read a book about body language and then learned all that I could and applied those techniques since then. I've been researching methods for about 2 years now, and I don't plan on stopping.

So yeah, guess that's it

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Actually, ur right, hi is a good opener if u look confident.

Hi is great. I think people forget that openers are really just a sore excuse for being too boring and/or a lack of situational creativity. Everyone is guilty of it.. Even the best of the best, that's why they use openers all the time too.

Hi in itself is almost situationally creative I would say. At the same time, it could be exceptionally awkward. Just saying hi isn't going to get you anywhere, but practicing more and more with new/diverse sets will help your natural conversational flow.

Yeah, you guys are right. Although, I'd say that since hi is natural, the person saying it would have some natural game anyway lol. Which would mean that they would have a follow-up usually, anyway.

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Well, yeah. You kind of have to pick something out of your ass. If I just said hi to some random girl at the supermarket as I pass her by, I'd sure as hell continue with something food-related/supermarket related. If it's situational then you get your root for free (rooted convo = necessity). "Hi!" 'hello.' "Have you ever tried green ketchup? I saw it over in the ketchup isle and it just didn't seem right"

Much better than some scripted crap, "Hi!" 'hello.' "you have C-shaped teeth!" .. wtf?

Natural ftw!

Indeed so!

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