A Neurological Trick To Seduce Women

Learning how to seduce girls with deflection theory is vital to your game. Oftentimes, you’ll be at a club with your friends, conversing with some women. One of the ladies has caught your eye, and you’ve begun to game her. However, she doesn’t seem to be that into it.

This could indicate a few things. The simplest explanation is, she could just not be turned on by you. The second option is that she’s testing you, or has an attitude issue. Unfortunately, this is how women are conditioned in today’s society, so don’t take it as an insult. I’ve got a guide on my site that deals more with deflection theory. If you’re looking for more then check out Now, if you want a more in-depth guide on how to use deflection theory to seduce girls then check out How to Attract Women with Deflection Theory.

I’m not too large a fan of deflection theory, because if it were me, I’d most likely stop caring the instant the girl didn’t seem interested. However I promised to provide you with the techniques you need, so here goes. If you’ve ever flirted with a woman’s friends to gain her attention, you’ve used deflection theory. The girl will begin to worry about her own social value. This means the woman will start wondering why you’re not paying attention to her. I don’t want to portray girls as mentally unstable, but it can certainly nick her ego a bit.

I’ve included, in this piece, three important strategies you should use when attempting to utilize deflection theory. But first, if you’re craving to understand how to actually approach the women then go ahead and click here: Manual to Approaching Women.

1. Eye contact is a generally simple thing to maintain, so maintain it on her companions. She’ll notice, believe me, and it may initiate some sort of jealous response in her, and have her trying to prove herself to you.

2. Make physical contact with her friends. This will make her want some from you.

3. Favor your body language in favor of her friends.

I don’t truly think women are as one-dimensional as deflection theory claims, but I do think this technique has merit. There are times when women want more attention than their friends, isn’t this true of guys as well?

Thank you for reading, and I hope you gained something from this. If you’re interested in learning more then check out My Guide to Body Language.