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- If girls very quickly feel comfortable, happy, chatty, etc. how do you push it on into flirting if its not happening naturally?
- Were they too comfortable? Should I be doing that old breaking rapport thing? Am I making them so at ease that they assume we're at the same status rather than making them chase me?
- As opposed to meeting at a bar (for example) do online-to-date scenarios lack the connection and intimacy? Should I be going in with a different mindset or maybe framing the date differently (i.e. we're not just meeting up, you're about to find out if we're destined to have sex or not, etc.)?
- Is DHV really that important? Is it too unnatural?
- Rapport, confidence, general calibration all seemed solid but it's pushing it to the next level that seems to allude me!
Appreciate your thoughts. A lot there but it's my first time back in the game.
Flirting always happens naturally, always. Whether or not it starts deliberately may be up to you but don't try to force it. You mentioned that your dates were a "5" and a "7" so maybe you just weren't that attracted to them. I've found that it's better to go after girls you really desire than trying to "practice" on girls and feign interest. Breaking rapport? Yes, it works. Make sure to play it off as teasing so you don't come off like an asshole. By the way, you and her are both human; therefore, you are both of equal status. That takes care of that.
Value is extremely important. You're right that it can come off as unnatural, too cocky, or insecure if you seem like you're trying to show off. Many guys can passively demonstrate value and don't need much in the way of DHV stories or routines to do the job - and if they do do those things, it comes off as needy or insecure. Passive displays of value include your fitness, grooming, and the way you carry yourself. There are also, surely, elements of value in your everyday conversation about yourself. That said, if you read from her that you need more, it's nice to have a story in your back pocket.