If you get good at speed seduction, does it take away the need for story telling? Mystery Method seems to rely a lot on story telling. I'd rather not have to spend time telling stories, being a dancing monkey and an entertainer.

That's a fairly good, if general question.

I would say no; much of SS is inherently story telling - one of the great SS methods for covertly delivering patterns for instance, is quotes. Quote a friend of a cousin, then say what the friend thought, then what you thought, then ask what she thinks, all the while feeding her subconscious commands that you wish it to believe and enact. SS is essentially stacking patterns as a vehicle for seduction. Patterns are similar to routines, and routines are similar to stories. If memorisation is your issues, I would say there is considerably more memorisation in SS; although given time one can improvise. Then again, perhaps the same could be said of MM.

I don't think SS is some sort of magical substitute for conveying your personality either. Even if you do save a lot of time and exertion by seducing a girl with hypnotic language, you may find before the lay you will hit a wall of LMR, or after, a barrage of buyer's remorse.

Nonetheless, I definately think SS is worth learning as a means to minimise dancing-monkey-esque methods.

OKay. I'm studying Dave Riker's SS course now and he's giving me some overviews of the process/steps involved and different options I can go for. I ordered some tarot cards and other "chick crack" like that on Amazon.com. It'll give me an excuse to talk to girls in different coffee shops and other places. So that's one strategy I have so far.

Stories: few things can rivet a girl's mind about you more than effective storytelling - best stories being about *yourself*

I kept a long distance relationship steaming hot for a YEAR with this skill and even used "stories" to script our phone sex. Mutually calling the relationship "off" due to practical reasons was one of the hardest things either of us could do.