Magic Bullets: 2nd Edition

429 Pages·2009·2.56 MB·English

Magic
Bullets
by Savoy

Magic Bullets
By Savoy

Published by Classic Books Publishing, Luetkensallee 41, 22041 Hamburg.

Copyright © 2009 by Love Systems Inc.

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Contents
Preface 11
Introduction 13
Devil’s Advocate 14
Systems 16
Acknowledgments 18
For VAH/The Mystery Method Readers 20
Magic Bullets includes… 21
A general change in philosophy 22
Chapter 1: How to use this book 24
Chapter 2: A Simple System you Can Use Tonight 26
A Simple System you Can Use Tonight 27
When You First Arrive 27
The Emotional Progression Model 28
Meeting (OPENING/APPROACHING) 28
Transitioning 29
Attraction 30
Qualification 31
Comfort 32
Seduction 32
Getting Her Phone Number 33
Before you go out 33
General Rules to Remember 34
Chapter 3: Female Psychology 35
Basic Psychology 36
Quick primer on evolutionary biology 39
Evolutionary biology today 40
Evolutionary biology for women 42
Foundations 42
Health 43
Social Intuition 44
Humor 45
Summary 47
Attributes 47
Status 48
Wealth 49
Summary 51
Congruence 51
Confidence 52
Pre-selection 54
Challenging 55
Chapter 4: Introduction 58
Introduction 59
Emotions and Sexual Behavior 60
Emotional Triggers 60
A Comprehensive Model 62
Insights 63
Emotional Momentum 64
Chapter 5: Approaching 66
What is Approaching? 67
Types of openers 68
Opinion Openers 69
Situational Openers 73
No Opener 75
Screening Openers 76
Direct Openers 77
Non-verbal elements in Approaching 78
Before you Approach 78
The First Few Seconds 79
Body Language and Tonality 80
Approach Anxiety 80
Realize that rejection isn’t bad 81
Get warmed up 81
Use opinion openers 82
Create incentives 82
Dealing with other men 82
Chapter 6: Transitioning 84
Transitions within the model 85
Content Transitions 85
Observational Transitions 87
Phrasal Transition 88
No Transition 88
Chapter 7: Attraction 92
Attraction within the model 93
A woman’s value 94
A man’s value 95
Disqualification 95
How to DHV 98
Observed DHVs 99
Learned DHVs 99
Told DHVs 100
DHVs by characteristic 101
DHV Impact by Communication Path 103
Health 103
Social Intuition 103
Humor 104
Status 104
Wealth 105
Confident 106
Pre-selected 107
Challenging 107
Signs of Attraction 108
Passive signs 109
Caveats 109
Jealousy 109
Chapter 8: Qualification 112
Qualification within the model 113
Why Qualify? 114
Finding Attractive Qualities (other than her looks) 115
Helping her qualify herself 115
Qualifiers 116
Rewarding her 118
Pulling Back 119
Chapter 9: Comfort 122
What is Comfort? 123
The Basic Comfort List 124
Comfort and Group Dynamics in the First Meeting 126
Alternatives to Isolation 127
Peer Group Approval 128
Spontaneous Isolation 129
Deep Comfort in a group setting 130
Quick Comfort 131
Breakthrough Comfort 133
Sustaining attraction and qualification 135
Chapter 10: Seduction 136
Seduction within the model 137
Why women (sometimes) resist sex 137
Pacing 138
State Break #1: Bringing her home 139
State Break #2: Moving her to the bedroom 140
State Break #3: Removing clothes 141
State Break #4: Condoms 141
State Break #5: Penetration 142
Logistics 142
Arousal 143
Reassurance 144
Token objections 145
Persistence 146
Levels of intimacy 146
Breaks 146
Chapter 11: Direct Game 148
Direct Game 149
More Information 152
Chapter 12: Social Circle 153
What is your social circle? 154
Social circle – advantages 154
Social Circle – Disadvantages 157
Social Circle – Strategies 158
Social Circle – Risks 159
Workplace romance Examples 160
Chapter 13: Day Game 165
Day Game 166
Advantages 166
Disadvantages 167
Venues and Strategies 168
More Information 171
Chapter 14: Strip Clubs 172
Strip Clubs 173
Strip Clubs by Sinn 173
Chapter 15: Physical Progression 175
Physical Progression 176
General rules of touching 176
Social Touching 177
Personal Touching 179
Chapter 16: Dates 181
Good dates, bad dates 182
Good Dates Examples 184
How to date 185
Kissing and sexual escalation 185
Paying for dates 186
Chapter 17: Storrytelling 188
What is storytelling? 189
Hook lines 190
The flow 191
Bad Storytelling: 191
Better Storytelling: 192
Embedded information 192
Open Threads 196
Opportunities for input 196
Conclusion 199
Delivery 199
Chapter 18:
Non-verbal Communication 203
What Is Non-verbal Communication? (“The Other 93%”) 204
Tonality 204
Volume 204
Speed 205
Pitch 205
Variability 205
Body Language 206
Overall posture 207
Head and face 208
Chest and shoulders 208
Legs and feet 209
Arms and hands 209
Chapter 19: Kissing 209
Implications of kissing 210
Sexual Attraction 211
Kissing and Sexual Tension 212
Re-establishing sexual tension 212
Kissing as an indicator 213
Kiss Invitations 214
The Question Game Kiss 214
The “I’m trying to so hard not to kiss you” Kiss 215
The Almost Kiss 215
Chapter 20: Fashion & Grooming 216
Being good-looking 217
Conveying your identity 218
Putting an outfit together 220