If she asks "Are you trying to seduce me?"
Trying the techniques provided here
- Tell her "I enjoy getting to know a woman who is intelligent, natural, and who
has a child-like curiosity for life" - you need to know how to overcome woman's rejection
- increase a woman's interest
- My #1 secret for seducing with women to turn her on make her eagerly beg for more
- Here's another little fact: its doesn't matter how many women you meet, or how much time you spend with them, if you don't get total control over your own anxiety and shyness you will make the same mistakes over and over!
ALL ABOUT WOMEN
- To attract women, you have to become a "Real Man".
- Women do expect to be treated as equals
- And, although women want their men to be vulnerable and sensitive enough to share their feelings, it is safe to say that very few women find it attractive for a man to present himself as a perpetual
- Women notice every little thing about a man’s grooming
- They want the most passionate men
DEMONSTRATING YOUR ATTRACTION AND APPRECIATION OF HER
All women make the following considerations before they decide if it is OK to have a relationship (yeah, yeah...and sleep with) any particular man:
"Is he the right man?"
"Is this the right time?"
"Is the environment/atmosphere right?"
It may take quite a lot of work to successfully make it through that entire gauntlet of her considerations
Female Orgasm ; How to Give a Female an Orgasm
There is an old Chinese saying:
Man is fire, woman is water. The man's fire brings the woman's water to boiling.
To get her to desire you and want to have sex, you have to court her, so that she feels like an attractive woman, and not like a service provider. Men can often make up a quarrel by making love, but women need to feel that the relationship is good first, in order to feel desire.
ASK HER
"Why don't you want to make love with me?" is a question that kills all desire. Say instead: "You are so beautiful, I cannot resist you!"
Be sensitive, all the time, to what she likes and what she wants to hear.
