I have observed time and again that women talk about a spark they need to feel when referring to the first few interactions with a guy. Now I feel the term 'spark' is very vague and ambiguous and that women themselves find hard to define clearly. All they can say about it is that it's a certain 'something'. That's no real help to a guy if he's interested in a girl and she tells him that she doesn't feel a spark. So I decided to investigate this mysterious phenomenon and see for myself if I could come up with any satisfactory answers.
From personal experience and from talking to a few women about this I know that they first and foremost respond to physical cues. The guys manner and body language play an initial role in influencing her subconscious. So the first thing we look at are the visual cues that we give out. What would be construed as positive and negative visual cues then? The very first thing would be the expression on your face. If you have the habit of keeping a serious expression on your face then break it. Start smiling a lot more. The guy who smiles a lot looks like the type who is friendly and approachable and a lot more comfortable with himself and the people around him. Also there must be a reason why he's looking so smug. Maybe he gets laid a lot hmm?
Next would be body language cues. The way a guy dresses says a lot about him. Be clean and wear clothes that are comfortable and stylish at the same time. 'Dress to impress' should be your credo. You can't dress like the average guy and hope to attract better than average women. Make sure you have the body language that says that you are the dominant male around here. Don't be afraid to make big gestures with your hands and be animated. Take up space with your body and don't slouch while sitting. Also make sure that you're not leaning into her but rather lay back and let her lean in. Maintain eye contact but don't stare which means blink frequently so you don't end up staring. Don' t cross your arms in front of you or have a guarded position. Keep your thumbs in your pockets if you have to with the rest of your palm out. That's the best place for them initially.
Be clean shaven or if you have facial hair make sure it's trimmed well and maintained. Also shave off those Chris Jericho sideburns. They're really not cool. Keep you're scalp hair looking clean and trim any excessive body hair.Now that you look visually appealing you've already considerably increased your chances with the opposite sex.
Now for the verbal part of it. A study suggests that 93% of interactions is body language and tone of voice and only 7% is the content of what you actually say. But it's vital nonetheless. There's a 3 second rule that I consider very important. In pickup the 3 second rule signifies the maximum time you need to take before making your cold approach. But I also think that the rule is applicable when it comes to conversing with someone you've just met. I bet there were times when you felt that you've run out of things to say and then the pause just grows and grows and the silence makes things get pretty awkward. So keep in mind that no pause should last for more than 3 seconds in at least the first 15 minutes of conversation with a girl. Either you're talking or she is.
At the end of the day when all is said and done remember that women are very intuitive and they will pick up on signs of weakness. Be a man and do not apologize for your desires as a man. Lead the girl and pretend it's a dance. Be fun, interesting, novel and enjoyable and the girl will have much to offer you. *wink* There's a lot more that goes into male - female interactions but is outside the scope of this post. Much goes into creating that initial spark in a woman as you may have observed from the length of this post and I think these few things that I've outlined will greatly increase you're appeal to the opposite sex. Hey it's worked for me. Somewhat.
As for the women, they would probably agree with me on these things though I wouldn't know how many would appreciate me breaking things down in this manner. And if you'll think that I don't fight fair then you're absolutely correct.
Wednesday, April 23, 2008
Decoding the Spark
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7 comments:
HAH! i LOVE the way YOU are giving ppl advice!! priceless!!! lol. btw.. i HATE the guys wit the 'dominating attitudes' and i kno plenty of girls who do too.
Hehe then you and you're gals are not the women i'm usually interested in! :)
where have u been doing your research...oh learned one?
so wat women ARE u interested in? the ones who will be pregnant and barefoot and in the kitchen 24x7? or the ones who will 'fulfill ur sexual desires'??
The research has been conducted based on my experience with numerous women. It has also been corroborated by the ones that I had the opportunity to question for this post.
The purpose of this post was not to make known my taste in women but to explore a vague phenomenon that troubled men like myself, who think It's unfair that they should be at a disadvantage with women just because of some unknown, mysterious and indecipherable quantity known as the spark. I have tried leveling the playing field to make men more at an equal and not give them an unfair advantage. What is unfair is that women should have all the choice when making decisions to pick a guy or throw him away mercilessly while the guy has to settle for second best. I have faced rejection, humiliation and god only knows worse to get to where I am today. I know how it can embitter and scar a man and make him lose any vestige of self-esteem that he happened to possess before being set upon by a pack of man-destroying women who seem to take innate pleasure in demonstrating their power to treat men like dogs or worse. All his fault being that he didn't understand social conventions or took the advice of his mother who told him to be a gentleman and buy flowers for the woman you love. I see why women should have a problem with what I have put up in this post. Takes away most of your power does it not?
lol. u think we have power?? hmm... maybe ur not as chauvinistic as i thought u were :)
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