Mr. Scientist
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Post by Mr. Scientist on Jun 21, 2009 21:12:59 GMT -5
Great dating requires mastery of eye contact. Here are guidelines for eye contact dating:
1. When a woman is acting favorably to you, or you have a fun vibe happening, keep solid eye contact. In this way you reward her, and she will do more of what you like.
2. As things progress and you are alone with a woman, stick to the 70 / 30 rule. This states that 70% of the time you should be holding eye contact, and 30% of the time, you should not. This sets the stage to get women comfortable with you and ready for seduction.
3. When you are saying something funny, it's better to not seek eye contact. In this way it doesn't appear that you are looking for approval for your jokes.
4. If you are making a move physically and touching her, do not look where you are touching. This signals to her that you aren't seeking her approval for you escalation.
5. When approaching a group for the first time, and you are talking, balance eye contact throughout the various men and women in the group. The idea is to get women involved in your conversation, but at the same time you keep your interest on a tenative level. (This disarms the men and shows you are not a threat)
6. Never use your own eye contact in attempt to get women to hold eye contact with you. She should be trying to get eye contact with you more than you are with her. To do this effectively, it shouldn't be something that you focus on too much. Remember, this is dating, and it should be fun.
credit: theApproach
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ridiculous
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Post by ridiculous on Jul 21, 2009 3:12:15 GMT -5
Great post man!
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Post by Deleted on Aug 8, 2009 16:56:28 GMT -5
You definitely have the basics of eye contact down.
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wetrytoohard
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Post by wetrytoohard on Aug 16, 2009 0:23:17 GMT -5
Question - are the effects of good eye contact negated when someone's wearing glasses? Decent glasses perhaps, but glasses nonetheless.
I haven't had contacts in awhile and cause of that I asked my mom to get me nicer glasses, but the cost of the new glasses makes it that I won't get contacts for a month or two haha.
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tinytim
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Post by tinytim on Aug 16, 2009 9:52:05 GMT -5
Thanks that cleared up a couple things I wasn't sure about
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nino g
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Post by nino g on Aug 29, 2009 12:01:47 GMT -5
lol, funny that the lil things all add up
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Mandrake
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Post by Mandrake on Sept 7, 2009 20:50:09 GMT -5
Great rules, I approve of them all 100% percent.
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lolwut
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Post by lolwut on Nov 6, 2009 7:23:16 GMT -5
Question - are the effects of good eye contact negated when someone's wearing glasses? Decent glasses perhaps, but glasses nonetheless. I haven't had contacts in awhile and cause of that I asked my mom to get me nicer glasses, but the cost of the new glasses makes it that I won't get contacts for a month or two haha. it doesn't make a difference. Unless you mean sunglasses in which case you can't really tell where the person's eyes are.
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