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I went to a college party last night with a gameplan in mind: approach with opinion opener and start conversation with some DHV materials I prepared before hand while initiating kino and incorporating push-pull, in hopes of escalating things further. Of course this gameplan did not work out and it turns out I'm no different from other AFCs (my friends) who tries to get to know people by asking boring questions like "So where you study?" and "What are you studying?". The only difference is that I got the confidence the approach, managed to initiate some kino and have slightly more interesting things to say.
After a night of failure and painfully watched as naturals picking up and making out with girls that I tried to approach. I went back home, thought through it and I came to an epiphany of what I had done wrong. I jumped from opening phase to comfort building. Rapport and Attraction are NOT equal. I tried to make the target and myself feel comfortable with each other by building rapport, such as finding commonalities and talking about them; but did not nothing to include sexuality into the conversation and hanged onto 'safe' conversational topics.
Not only in parties, but my approaches in general like street approaches have the same issue of trying to building rapport without building attraction. I realised that guys in the friend-zone have tonnes of rapport with their target but have zero attraction, and it seems that my approaches is streamlining me into the friend-zone.
Any advices on how I should go about building attraction? I know I can do this by using DHV spikes in storytelling but it doesn't seem to work for me.
You can build attraction through conversation if you are good at conversation. But you are in college, you have to be aggressive. talking is not enough. My game was very mediocre in college as I was still learning but I figured out aggression was important very early. Think isolation early, as an example.
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