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mASF post by "spirit"
posted on: mASF forum: General Discussion newsgroup, July 7, 2005How does giving the impression of a pick up benefit you in any way?
Usually people mean something quite specific with regard to the impression
of a PU - often along the lines of 'I don't know this girl at all but I want
to fuck HER' or 'hitting' on a chick which is usually a demonstration of
lower value. Having the confidence & self belief to go over and talk to
someone directly (and directly game them) is not the same as hitting on
someone.
So assuming we're on the same track then you can display attractive
qualities with the benefit of a better overall frame by not giving the
impression of a pick up. You don't hide anything or make any secret of your
desires, it's just not 'attached' to that particular chick and makes
displaying your qualities etc even easier.
Spirit
<RioPUA> wrote in message news:[email protected]...
> Hello,
>
> I read a lot that when opening a girl you should try to avoid a pick-up
> impression. Why? I mean of course there are lame openers, but why should
> you
> make a secret about what you want? Why should it make a difference?
> I mean of course I agree that in some situations you should avoid that
> impression. I think it varies depending of the context. But as a general
> rule I
> think it is wrong.
> For example, while in a club I don't see a problem if the line makes it
> obvious
> that you want to pick-up. Isn't that what styles like GM are all about
> anyway?
>
> RioPUA
>
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