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The interactive value demonstration is one of the most potent tools in your PUA arsenal: you narrating a tale that involves the girl’s participation, demonstrating value while allowing you to exhibit your personality.
These can take many different shapes. The majority of easy magic tricks will work. Learning a few sleight-of-hand tricks or a nice card trick may work wonders and is well worth the effort required to perfect. (Expect to spend at least 2-3 hours in front of a mirror to perfect a decent slight-of-hand trick.)
However, interactive value demonstrations can take numerous forms. Here are a couple such examples:
Tarot cards are really useful. It may take many hours to become comfortable enough with the deck to deliver, but having the girl ask a question and choose a single card might make for a terrific short display of value. You’re also laying the groundwork for a fantastic D2: “Why don’t we meet together so I can give you a comprehensive reading?” The Rider-Waite deck is sometimes the easiest for novices to learn. “The Tarot Bible” by Sarah Bartlett is a wonderful starting book on Tarot; if you want to go further and make this one of your major tools, Rachel Pollack’s “Seventy-Eight Degrees of Wisdom” is a fantastic place to start.
Aura readings are another helpful tool. Lots of mystical stuff works, but don’t attempt to fake it; instead, read a decent book on auras so you know what you’re feeling and guide her through it. Girls love that type of stuff, but they can tell if you’re fake it.
It’s fantastic to learn to play an instrument. Encourage her to join in by singing along. (Give her a harmony part so you can ridicule her if she misses a note, but praise her in overall.) People are often self-conscious about their singing abilities). Obviously, you can’t bring a guitar to a club, but if you know how to play the piano and are at a place with one, that’s gold!
The Cube is an excellent demonstration for the money. The cube’s fundamentals are straightforward. You instruct the girl to imagine and describe a cube. Ask her to explain the area in which the cube is located. Then ask her to explain the mental image with a ladder. Have her add flowers now. How many are there, and where can they be found? Allow her to add and describe a horse. Finally, have her add a storm – where it is and what it looks like.
You are now guiding her through the interpretation. The cube depicts her self-image. Is it huge or little? That’s how she sees herself. Is it transparent or opaque? That’s how protective she is. Make more links between these attributes and her self-perception and personality – there are just too many to mention. Find locations where she says yes using cold-reading techniques.
Her career goals are shown by the ladder. Is it large? Close to the cube or far away? Is it safe or dangerous? The flowers represent her friends: are they numerous and close by, few and far away, and so on. Her ideal mate is the horse. (A fun joke here is to remark that someone else you did it for came up with a unicorn: her true mate was a fantastical creature.) And the storm depicts her difficulties and troubles, as well as how they effect her. Is she keeping them apart? Are they always there around her? Are they large and intimidating, or little and pleasant? Focus on the good, as you would with any cold read.
The delivery accounts for a large portion of the cube.
Style is a master of this routine, and I invite you to google a video of him presenting it (there’s at least one fantastic example on youtube of him delivering and teaching it) and pay attention to how he connects with his target, as well as how he teases and keeps it lighthearted. Remember that the point of a routine like the cube or a tarot reading is not so much the read as it is the connection and vibe you generate while performing it. Consider these as a cover to keep the female interested while displaying your individuality, and being precise will offer you a little extra amount of value as well.
Another excellent method of this type is known as “eliciting values.” This is another another amazing piece by Style. It is made up of three questions. The first question is, “What is one thing you desire in your life that will make it worthwhile?” She’ll respond to you. You then ask her, echoing her identical words, “What does having in your life enable you to do?” Then you ask a third question, “How does it make you feel inside when you have in your life and it enables you to accomplish,” (again, use her words as accurately as possible).
When she gets to the third question, she normally smiles and then struggles to express how she feels. Point out that her true aim is a core sensation of perfect happiness, and demonstrate how she doesn’t need what she believed he required for it; she already has it inside her. (Style would frequently tease his target here, stating something like “we just accomplished your life ambition in five minutes.”)
Don’t be afraid to use these. “So, I have this little personality test that I like to take. It’s a wonderfully exciting way to meet new people. Do you want to give it a shot?” She’ll say yes if she senses a good vibe from you. As a bonus, you’ll always learn a lot about the target while performing this. They perform great after you’ve spent 10-15 minutes with a target and she’s intrigued in learning more about you.
It’s also a good idea to include a handful of goofy or entertaining interactive value demonstrations. A ballpoint pen is used in two simple examples. The “Pen 15” club is the first. When a female achieves something intelligent, you thank her by informing her she’s now a member of the “Pen 15” club and writing “Pen 15” on her hand with a ballpoint pen. Then you wait to see how long it takes her to notice you just scrawled something on her palm that looks like “Penis.”
Another entertaining one is the “mouse race.” “There are three mice, and they had a race,” you say. One was deaf, one was deafeningly deafeningly deafeningly deafeningly dea They’ll keep going until you tell them to stop.” So you put a dot on her arm and say, “This is the blind mouse, say stop,” and then you draw a line down her arm until she responds, “Stop.” Then you do it again with the stupid mouse. Finally, you do it a third time with the deaf mouse… However, when she says “stop,” you continue on your way. And she’ll shout “stop, stop, stop!” until you laugh and point out that this mouse is deaf.
These latter two are pretty stupid, but they transmit a lot of value since you’re displaying that you’re not scared of upsetting her, that you’re confident, and, oh yes, that you’re getting some fundamental kino in as well.
As a general guideline, you should have one fun/silly interactive value demonstration and one more serious/deep one in your arsenal. If you have too many, you’ll not only choke up trying to figure out what to apply, but you’ll also risk falling victim to dancing monkey syndrome: you’re acting like a clown, an entertainment, and while women enjoy clowns, they don’t sleep with them. I’d never do both the mouse race and the “pen 15” club since they’re both infantile – but one is foolish and entertaining. Similarly, eliciting values and the cube may have too much overlap. It’s fine to do one on D1 and one on D2, but not both at the same time. You’ll be tempted to after you’ve mastered these, because they’re really strong.
Put some of these tools in your routine stack and see how your outcomes change.
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