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On the other hand, some guys have the philosophy that you should NEVER compliment a girl to avoid looking needy. But this isn¡¯t right either.

Giving a compliment can be VERY powerful with a woman when you say it directly, smoothly, and with no apologies. The key difference is this - if you give her a compliment from a position of power then she will see you as a powerful person who and she will continue to work for your approval. On the other hand, if you give her a compliment out of sexual neediness then she will see you as a weak beggar.

Make Compliments Work For You

Compliments are useful in that they can put her in a good frame of mind about you. A compliment can work for you by noticing something she put a lot of effort into, something that most guys don¡¯t take the time to notice - therefore setting yourself apart from the pack.

For instance, if she¡¯s wearing something unusual, compliment on that. Or is she has put highlights in hair, mention that. If she¡¯s gone out of her way to stick out her breasts, you can even compliment her on that. If you can¡¯t think of anything, tell her how she has such a nice energy. In ALL cases it¡¯s important that your attitude is calm and playful - NOT needy and desperate.

And whatever you say, say it like that you mean it. If your voice isn¡¯t congruent with the power of your compliment, it will ring false.

Now, should you compliment a woman on her looks? For especially beautiful women in particular, avoid complimenting their beauty. They may well appreciate it, but that¡¯s what EVERY guy tells them, and they probably have the compliment associated with a lot of losers. So you¡¯re not setting yourself apart from the losers and you risk getting associated with a bunch of needy desperate guys.

Give It, Then Fractionate Away

Compliments are made more powerful by using them SPARINGLY and FRACTIONATING.

For example, you may give her a compliment ONCE on her great smile, and then start being more cocky and funny, or simply change the direction of the conversation away from her. Don¡¯t continue to dwell on her great smile.

Or, compliment and then instantly do a ¡°take back¡± which can be even more powerful. For example, say to her, ¡°You know, it looks like you put a lot of time into your hair¡¦ I mean it¡¯s really beautiful¡¦ but¡¦ I just noticed¡¦ that¡¦ you have some hair that¡¯s out of place and is going a little crazy right here.¡± In this example, you give the compliment about her hair, and then you ¡°take back¡± when you tell her it¡¯s out of place. Just make sure the ¡°take back¡± is something comparatively minor to the compliment and can be corrected, otherwise it comes off as an insult. For example, if you said, ¡°Your hair is beautiful, but that style went out in the 60¡¯s,¡± she¡¯d probably take that as an insult.

If anything, just keep in the mind the fundamental rules; give compliments sparingly, if at all. And if you feel you¡¯re about to give one out of neediness or for lack of anything else better to say, keep it to yourself.

By Derek Vitalio


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