Make your target more prone to suggestion by talking about them and giving vague promises.
from The Art of Seduction by Robert Greene
By using carefully chosen words and keeping your promises vague you can confuse your target and make them more vulnerable to seduction.
How to Apply This
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Stop saying the first thing that comes to your mind.
Stop using words indiscriminately. Instead, vent your opinions to the other person. -
Identify what might confuse, delight, or intoxicate your target.
Consider the psychology of your target, and choose words that are about them. Be vague to stir your target’s imagination. Make them fantasize about what you are telling them. -
Remember: less is more.
Avoid too much verbiage and flowery language. This type of language can come across as pretentious or selfish.
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