Fwd: This will Attract Her... (Try it)

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From: Bobby Rio <bobby@tsbmagazine.com>
Date: Wed, May 16, 2012 at 6:11 PM
Subject: This will Attract Her... (Try it)

When I first started going out on dates with girls I

tried so damn hard to be agreeable.  

If a girl mentioned that she liked a certain band,

or a movie, or book... I would search my mind for

something positive to say about it.  

And if I mentioned I liked a certain restaurant or

something, and it turned out she didn't like it... I

would immediately start back peddling and naming all

the things that were actually wrong with it.

I'm even ashamed to say... that I have bad mouthed

certain friends of mine... just to get on a girl's

good side.

I'd hardly ever tell her how I really felt.  That

might make her think we were 'incompatible.'  And I

couldn't have that.  My goal was to get her think

"we are so a like... this guy is perfect."

And the sad part was...

It almost never worked.

As much as we shared similar interests, didn't

argue, had tons to talk about...  

I just couldn't generate one ounce of attraction...

That's because as I later learned...

"Agreeability" is NOT an attraction switch.

In fact, a girl doesn't even have to like you to be

attracted to you.(That's a whole other email)

It is actually kind of odd and counter intuitive...

But the more you disagree with a woman and assert

your own opinion... the more attracted to you she

becomes.

For awhile I couldn't really figure out why this

was...

Then it hit me...

It plays into one of the five main attraction

switches (push/pull)... 

Every time you disagree with a woman you are in a

sense 'pushing her away.'

Now obviously, if all you did was continually

disagree with a woman you would eventually push her

so far away she wouldn't come back...

...If we look at disagreeing as 'pushing her away' then

we have to look at agreeing with a woman as 'pulling

her towards you.'

My old strategy of blindly agreeing with a woman was

like continuing to pull a girl towards me until

finally she felt suffocated and ran for the hills...

As I discuss in detail in Amplify the Attraction the

more uncertainty, intrigue, and drama a woman feels

during an interaction... the more attraction she is

likely to feel.

Disagreement sparks uncertainty.  Disagreement

sparks intrigue.  And disagreement sparks drama.

A woman is used to a man who would sell his soul to

be liked by her.

So when you come along and aren't afraid to express

your opinion, disagree with her, or call her on her

bullshit, you're not only differentiating yourself

from all the other guys... but you are essentially

saying "I'm not afraid to lose you."

And human beings want things a whole lot more when

we're not sure we can have them...

If you want to learn more techniques that take

advantage of this idea of push/pull then I recommend

you check out my latest program:

==> http://www.amplifytheattraction.com

In this program, I'll teach you all five attraction

switches and give you examples and ammunition that

you can go out and use tonight.

Take Care,

Bobby Rio

P.S.  When you mix push/pull with the other four

attraction switches it becomes almost impossible for

a woman to resist you.  

==> http://www.amplifytheattraction.com

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