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Hi I wanted to ask your opinion if it was worth it and how to use what I will write next. Reading the 8 @Chase questions (https://www.girlschase.com/content/what-does-she-want-8-things-you-must-ask-her) I was reminded of the study on the 36 chase questions her to make her fall in love.
Obviously these are not enough and to bring women to bed you need more but what do you think about implementing them for deep rapport?
Do you think it is better to mention it in some way that she accepts and do it to also have the excuse of the test done by others to get deeper in less time (saying of the test there is also the final part of looking into each other's eyes for 4 minutes, clearly 36 questions and 4 minutes are too many but even if you reduce the questions and time it will still have an effect), or do you think it is better to remember the questions and structure and use them without telling to her anything?
The first part replaces the formal and circumstantial chatter that inaugurates the conversations, but speeds up their progress. The second part forces the conversation towards very personal topics, the third part deepens the second and forces you to talk about the other person, and therefore to observe them better in order to be able to talk about her.
here are the questions for those who do not know them
( https://ggia.berkeley.edu/practice/36_questions_for_increasing_closeness )
and here is a short video of this experiment reproduced on a channel for entertainment purposes only
Obviously these are not enough and to bring women to bed you need more but what do you think about implementing them for deep rapport?
Do you think it is better to mention it in some way that she accepts and do it to also have the excuse of the test done by others to get deeper in less time (saying of the test there is also the final part of looking into each other's eyes for 4 minutes, clearly 36 questions and 4 minutes are too many but even if you reduce the questions and time it will still have an effect), or do you think it is better to remember the questions and structure and use them without telling to her anything?
The first part replaces the formal and circumstantial chatter that inaugurates the conversations, but speeds up their progress. The second part forces the conversation towards very personal topics, the third part deepens the second and forces you to talk about the other person, and therefore to observe them better in order to be able to talk about her.
here are the questions for those who do not know them
( https://ggia.berkeley.edu/practice/36_questions_for_increasing_closeness )
and here is a short video of this experiment reproduced on a channel for entertainment purposes only