A Question From A Girl

I recently received an email from a young lady concerning my dating advice...

QUESTION FROM A WOMAN:

Hi -

Must admit, my initial sign-up was to see exactly what my 'ex' was reading up on once we had split up.

I was surprisingly pleased to find that much of what your newsletters entailed was pretty darned accurate.

None of the 'go for it, she's putty anyway' garbage that some of the other "guys" out there seem to think is appropriate behaviour for single men in approaching single women.

So having said that, I'm now curious. You still write your newsletters (3 weeks into my receiving them) as if you're a single man. If this is the case, is it because you've not found anyone that stimulates your "self" enough to pursue a longer term relationship, or do you continue to present yourself as such in order to present a 'united front' in a man's pursuit of successfully approaching women, even though you yourself have entered a mutually pleasing relationship already?

Just curious,

Pan

MY RESPONSE:

Are you asking because you want to date me?

=)

Here's the thing...

I don't write from a "single man's" perspective, nor do I try to put up a "unified front" for the benefit of all me out there.

I write from the perspective of a man trying to UNDERSTAND women.

See, this is key...

The real problems that people run into with male/female dynamics is that they don't understand where the other person is coming from.

Women are a mystery to most men.

Men are a mystery to most women.

Its not until we try to understand the opposite sex that we can start having real success with them.

Back in my "lovable loser" days, this was something that was COMPLETELY foreign to me.

Seriously, I had NO CLUE about how women operated. I was so busy focused on my own needs, ideas, and feelings, that I never bothered to understand things from the other side.

Many men fall into this trap.

When a guy approaches a girl, and its obvious he's interested, and he doesn't bother to try to understand the mental space she's coming from, and he blurts out:

"I like you. Wanna go out sometime?"

He's demonstrating a COMPLETE lack of understanding about the woman he's approaching.

And you know what? That turns women off.

But the same guy will then turn around and despair about how "unlucky" he is with chicks.

But the rub is this:

LUCK HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH IT.

Its about understanding the woman you're approaching.

What is she thinking?

What is she feeling?

What is she responding to?

What is turning her off?

These are all VERY IMPORTANT factors in being successful in relationships and dating.

This is because true success comes from creating powerful connections between a man and a woman.

Love, sex, relationships... none of them can happen without SOME FORM of connection between two people.

If you lack understanding, it is very hard to form these kinds of connections.

But if you understand the underlying process of creating connections, things like active disinterest, strategic flirting, powerful confidence, covert openers, and various other things I talk about in The Art Of Approaching...

You can achieve INCREDIBLE success.

And what's more, it can happen FAST.

So if you're serious about getting good with women, you really need to check out my book the Art Of Approaching.

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Do it now.

Talk soon,

Joseph Matthews