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Liking a girl is a crime? If you dont like a girl and text her..why the hell would you want to text her? Liking the girl kills attraction?? I think a lot of people dont understand a lot of concepts in human interaction. I'll explain this. Liking a girl does not kill attraction bro..what it usually does is that influences your level of neediness. You start to become needy and that kills attraction. Now what's the solution? Simple: Like the girl but don't be needy. Think about her all day if you want to..but don't show any signs of neediness and you won't lose the girl at all. Although at the beginning this is a hard task..with experience you will be able to not telegraph neediness but you will telegraph genuine interest in a girl. And that builds attraction up. A girl has to know you like her or else why the fuck will she keep investing in your interaction with her?
I understand where you're coming from from a social point of view. I think it's smart thinking to anchor your point on some scientific basis.
However, the method that works best for me right now is from a neurological perspective. Specifically, for a general gist of the concept, check out, Dr. Helen Fisher's "The Drive to Love: The Neural Mechanism of Mate Selection."
The paper has two insightful points:
(1) Frustration attraction
(2) Intrusive thinking
That's the basis for my appreciation of the texting insights that I got from this thread.
Also, your texting or phone game depends on the age of the girls that you're sarging. The younger ones like the emotional roller coaster ride of romance while the older ones want the stable kind of romance like you calling your sweetie when you leave the office and reporting every now and then on what you're doing.
The method isn't about the crime of loving a woman but it's about romancing her properly from the perspective of neuroscience.

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