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mASF post by "putnik" posted on: mASF forum: General Discussion newsgroup, July 7, 2005On 7/17/05 3:51:00 PM, zarathustra_fi wrote: >I understood that you are doing the >direct game. I have nothing against it. >My comment is about the choice of words >for the starting frame. > >I feel that if possible one should >choose the words for the frame so that >she has no chance of making of herself >the prize in the first answer to you. > >For example I would prefer for such a >direct approach to escalate possibly the >same day to kino with the purpose of >going into isolation as soon as >possible. > >Also DHV is very important here. Is it >being so direct ENOUGH DHV in this case? > >I mean she sure notices that you are >being very Alpha in being so direct but >is it enough? In the convo I wrote I >sub-communicate Secret Society >membership, being a real fun guy, with >lot of friends, coming from a frame of >fun and excitement, international >traveling and so on..
Man we are talking about same thing.
About the amount of DHV. Well I don't think it's enough. I didn't have any time
to DHV more, mainly cause of logistics. But I told you that your story is great
for after opener. It's just that I don't like to open indirect...I find it much
easier if I open direct and then go to stories like that example you wrote. I
combine that two things.
PS. It's not that I don't do indirect but I use direct on girls I really like
and really want to be with. Indirect si for 6s and 7s. It's when I don't care
about the outcome.
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"There are no rejections - just shit tests"
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