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mASF post by "TheShangriLa"
posted on: mASF forum: General Discussion newsgroup, July 7, 2005>1. Swinggcats PUsh pull vs
>David Deangelo's c and f vs
>Mystery's negs.
They are all completely different.
- Push-pull is about saying "I like you, I don't like you, I like you, I don't
like you..." until she doesn't know where she stands. Wussies project "I like
you, I like you, I like you", giving her all the power and its basically not
attractive to her because she knows she can do anything she wants with you. By
push-pulling, she doesn't know what way you feel about her so she'll have to
work harder to find out etc.
- cocky and funny is about status... I'm a great guy, I'm so calm and relaxed I
can make jokes and take the piss and you love me because I'm the shit. It's a
high status trait, as well as a way to DHV.
- negs are to break down bitch shields. They are about leveling the playing
field and getting a chick seeking your approval.
Everyone of them is the same in that they are like spanking a chick on the ass
for doing something wrong.
BUT if you were trying to disarm a bitch-shield by using push-pull, well, it
doesn't make any sense. Push-pull happens a lot later in the sarge, so they are
in fact all very different in their purpose, effect and location in the sarge.
Negs first, then cocky and funny and then push-pull.
Anyway, does it matter? Clearly you don't understand these methods correctly,
so you can't be using them in the real world making this post just a lot of
keyboard jockeying unimportance. Go sarging and it will all become clear.
The Shangri La
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