The System Notes
The System Notes
• Both the overly direct and overly indirect aren’t great and inadvisable. Beyond that, that whole
range in the middle are acceptable.
• Super direct is shit like “I want to put a baby in you”. Girls that respond to that would’ve
responded to less direct, and you scare away most chicks. Bad. Too risky.
• Direct man to woman – “hey you’re sexy, I wanted to talk to you” “hey you’re cute I wanted to
meet you”. Those kind. They can be good, especially at beginner level.
o Be careful not to overdue it, as you’re already giving your power away a bit here. Ex
“hey you’re cute um and you know if I didn’t come talk to you I’d be kicking myself up
over it and… etc”.
• Direct Friendly – General compliments. Love your shirt. Nice hair. That’s an interesting look.
Indicates interest, but not specifically sexual, man to woman interest. But hints at it. When
these openers land, it’s a gentle landing but it also leads to more initial rejections.
• Push-Pull – give a compliment and take it back. Ex adorably dorky, love your white girl dance
moves. Shows intent but pulls away to balance it.
o On the same level of opener is Observational – Make an observation like “you look like
such a tourist right now.” Can lead to subsequent teasing for advanced game. It’s
interesting yet neutral, doesn’t telegraph interest.
o These 2 are nice for being interesting but not giving power away to the girl nearly as
much
• Situational tease – Teasing her for something she’s doing, or for catching eye contact with you
as if she was hitting on you. Something she did to tease her. At this point, she doesn’t know if
you’re interested or screwing with her, and may want validation. This opener also displays
intentfulness, ie premise, more on that later.
• Opinion Opener – Getting her opinion on something, something chicks like talking about like
relationships, pop culture. Classic Mystery. This can trap people into a convo about the topic
without ever being able to transition into man to woman. Bad for beginners because it’s too
much of a crutch and too entrapping. It can be decent for advanced
• Impersional – Ask for directions, what’s the time, when does this place close??? Directions is
especially awful because then you’ve framed it to leaving there. Bad in the sense that you have
to do another opener, essentially restart the conversation, because it’ll quickly die and you
didn’t accomplish the actual goal of opening. Because it was so indirect, restarting makes you
seem like you’re hiding your intent which is bad.
• Both extreme ends are bad.
• If beginner, use man to woman direct opener or generally direct opener. The most common
beginner mistake is not showing intent, man to woman, thus the recommendation. This style
helps solve that at the start. It establishes premise, more on that later, and you’ll be forced to
actually deal with premise and not hide behind platonic convos that go nowhere. It’ll yield
rejections and escalating interactions to get good practice for later stages. Warm up banter and
shit tests. It’s a great kickstart for beginners, whereas advanced can make man to woman out of
“nothing”.
o When it’s grounded in man to woman with good momentum, even beginners can thrive.
You’ll also stagnate and lose and you won’t have the tools to turn it around as a
beginner with indirect. The direct stuff will lead to some rejections.
o As a beginner, going for a 9 or 10 level opener is incongruent so you’ll fizzle and it
wouldn’t have mattered. So get to the point, have consistent interactions that may
succeed, and gain the experiences.
o “real” beginners have 0 game plan so the goal is to simply have one that could lead to
sex and more. By having one, you’ll quickly elevate to intermediate. It’ll do a great job of
changing you from harmless platonic to having that chance even if it’s a numbers game.
o Also forces beginners to deal with vocal tonality, body language, due to the directness
which is important whereas other tactics might let beginners slip by.
• If intermediate, go for the middle 4 semi-direct. Gives away some power besides observation
openers, but it requires creativity so don’t force yourself to be so witty every time. Establishes
banter, some sexual tension to avoid flat interactions as you still need to learn escalation. It’s
fine if she knows she’s being gamed but is enjoying it. The transition is shifting to where she’s
not so sure. It’ll help establish premise, precedence and vibe as well as growth.
o Avoid stuff like opinion opener, you’ll get caught in conversations going to nowhere and
you can’t shift them. Not yet.
• At advanced, cut direct openers. Push pull, observation and situational tease still have some
directness. Now you can implement opinion openers as you’ve by now learned how to turn flat
interactions around, which is something you learn in intermediate with banter and teasing to
reignite it.
o Opinion openers aren’t “the best”, it’s just another one in your range. They’re good for
tough situations where you can’t go direct such as a large group where you can’t get her
alone. Classic Mystery, telling these stories and asking opinions to engage the group, her
included. Or mixed sets where you don’t know their relationship and you don’t want to
offend if they’re together, it can buy you time to figure that out before committing.
• So, beginner to advanced is shifting from direct to indirect. Beginners can use direct to aid them
in framing interactions with established premise and getting through evaluation and narrative. It
can be obvious and clunky, but you have to do it. As you learn, you can get more and more
subtle. And following this order helps you learn fundamental skills at each step to thrive in the
future while getting results now.
5. Helpful Mindsets
• When you have a good mindset, it changes your vocal tonality, eye contact, speech rhythm,
body language, etc..
• 4 main mindsets
1. Acting like you already know her. Open as if you did, that she’d receive you well. In weird
situations, just imagine they’re your friend, how you would approach your friend?
2. Assume you’re gonna get a good response. Especially with daygame. And if it doesn’t, it puts
you in the right frame to have that solid second effort.
3. Remember that the point of the opener is just to get things started, to be more chatty than
seduce her right there.
4. When you’re opening, you are offering value. You are presenting her with an opportunity. It’s as
if you were presenting her with a check for 10,000, which isn’t scary at all and if she blew that
check off, she’d be the crazy one. And as a man, you’re worth way more. You are doing her the
favor, you aren’t imposing at all. It’s the opportunity of her lifetime. Not only is it not awkward,
but you owe it to her. Depriving her of you is an asshole move of you to make.
Premise
1. Phatic Communication
• Premise - You’re deciding and showing what this conversation is about. Friend to friend?
Business? Man to woman?
• It comes down to phatic communication – The communication that tells you the nature of the
interaction. Ex a strong handshake telegraphs business intentions. Board room with people in
suits telegraphs business. It involves context, setting, body language, etc.. The way you shake
hands/make eye contact can communicate phatically, business, friendship, man to woman. Even
the difference between saying I and saying we or you and I.
o The most obvious technique is to bluntly state it. Hi, I’m hitting on you! Or very subtly,
disagreement implies that it’s more than stranger to stranger as you wouldn’t have
bothered otherwise. There’s a whole range from obvious to subtle.
• So, you must do enough to establish premise in some capacity. However, the more subtle, the
better. And the vehicle of choice for subtle premise establishment is phatic signals. As we study
premise, we’re striving to achieve that underlying phatic com.
• The things you say establishes some level of premise and can also range from blatant to
transparent. The more premise established, the better, however also the more subtle the
better.
• It’s paradoxical, as the more subtle lines establish less premise. You can liken it to a an explosion
changing a nation over a man striking a match, explosions are more impactful and blatant.
• This diagram covers common communications and evaluates them accordingly (obviously not
exhaustive). It’ll show you the distinctions and
• A sincere compliment – I love you. You’re beautiful to me. Also can inversely be more blunt like
I want to be your fuck buddy. It’s blunt, obvious, jarring. High premise, high obvious
• Man to woman compliment – You’re sexy/cute. You look great today. It establishes a bit less
premise and is a bit more subtle.
• General Compliment – I like your hat/shirt.Even less obvious and less premise. Not explicitly
about the persom, still shows some premise, but not a ton.
• Joking Intent – Jokingly telling her you love her, want to get married, where you’re clearly
kidding. This has more premise to it but is also more subtle which is great
• Push-Pull Man To Woman – Positive as well as a negative. Some form of hey I like you but I
don’t like you. Good premise, fairly subtle
• Premise in the Negative – There’s no way you’re getting in my pants. There’s no way I’m going
home with you tonight. Bring up the idea of sex, but in the negative. Lot of premise, doesn’t give
away much social power, can even elevate
• Push-Pull General – Instead of being about her, it’s about something less personal like her
clothes like her shirt, cute but dorky. It builds less premise and gives away less power.
• These next 3 are so light on premise, it’s ineffective alone. But sprinkling them in can help. You’ll
still have to bridge the gap though.
• Introduce – Giving your name very lightly establishes some premise, very subtle.
• Premise Implied – Like disagreeing with her, you wouldn’t technically bother if you didn’t care
so it establishes minor premise.
• Strong opinion – Strong statements mainly imply you’ve had premise in other relationships.
• So, the overall goal is establishing as much premise as possible while giving away the least
amount of value.
9. Delivery of Premise Lines
• If the delivery is obvious, then it loses any subtility. Example, you could give a push-pull line but
an obvious delivery (that you want an outcome), it makes it lose all the value and the
incongruence makes it even worse than being upfront. That’s why beginners ought to stay more
obvious because the delivery would just give you away anyways.
• If there’s that clear sense that you delivered a line, you’re needy and want that outcome, you
want her to react positively, upward inflection with the voice, you’re fucking done. It’s
incongruent and creepy.
• Delivery should be subtle. One method is sandwiching. “Talk talk talk talk talk you know, I’m not
so sure we’re gonna get along. Talk talk talk talk.” It makes it not such a big deal, and more
subtle is more effective here. Makes you also seem like you have more value and forces her to
go out of her way to bring it up if she wants to refute, making her tryhard.
• Another example of conveying premise in the negative is saying something in a dismissive way.
It’s a sort of blazeness you employ in your response as opposed to being jumpy and expressive,
not as invested in it and needy.
• Guys get attached to their lines and then feel overly attached to them. We learn the format for
organically creating flirty conversation on the spot in this program so it takes the pressure off as
you continue making them. You aren’t constrained to a few tools, you’ll have a million ways. So
if she doesn’t get your joke, you can move on.
• On a different note, there’s a difference between saying things in the negative and being
insulting and that difference involves your delivery. Or if it is an insult, that’s bad, unproductive,
so don’t go there. A part of game is challenging them with the hopes that they win said
challenge, not giving them an impossible statement like hey, your nose is fucked up. That’s just
mean, the tension can’t be resolved, and a group would turn against you.
3. Qualification Pitfalls
• A lot of things can go wrong with this. For example, you ask her what she has going on in her life
and she responds “Nothing really, I’m boring.” …okay, then you’ve set yourself up to have to
walk away. Or she says “why should I tell you”, “what makes you so special?”. She can flip it on
you and not invest, which is negative. Why does this happen, what can we do?
• Well. There’s 4 main reasons why she won’t.
1. You don’t have enough value. Say you’re a homeless dude asking her why she’s special, she’d
blow him off. There isn’t a strong reason as she perceives you as too far below her.
o When guys try to qualify too early, this issue crops up. She really needs to accept the
premise, that there’s an interview in process, before you can get here really.
2. No reason. If she knows that you already like her, she doesn’t have to try to win you over
because she knows you’re already sold on her. That’s why we stressed being subtle in opening
and premise.
3. If the attempt to make her qualify is too obvious. Much like a cat won’t do something it knows
you want it to do, it can be insulting and manipulative if you’re obvious about it.
4. They don’t know what the right answer is. If everything else was on point, she still might not
know the correct way to answer. His example is “tell me the craziest thing you’ve done/most
trouble you’ve been in”, and the chick froze up. She wants to impress and invest but literally
doesn’t know what Todd wanted to hear. You need to help her along and show her what the
right answer is.
• As always, the more subtle you can be with the evaluating process, the better it’ll go.
• The most obvious is just asking her. Literally ask her shit. What do you have going for you that’s
cool?
o If she bites, you know that she bought in which is nice. Even if you’ve been more subtle,
you can use this for a clearer landmark. But it is obvious, it’s forceful, could bring out
resistance if you don’t really have it. It’s risky.
• Slightly less obvious is challenging her to qualify. It’s giving her a shit test, having her qualify
herself.
o So after an established premise, you can look at her and be like “what is up with that
shirt”. And he’s delivering it well, shaking his head. If she retorts back with a fuck you,
what’s with your shirt, then that isn’t succeeding.
o More likely to succeed in, especially earlier in the interaction
• Then lead and follow. You establish what you wish was true/you believe to be true, and ask her
the question having given her that answer. Example is talking about how great/important the
gym is, then asking her about it. If you had a strong frame and premise, she’ll follow along and
attempt to impress even.
• Qualify her on value. When she states something of value about herself, you challenge her on it,
namely by not saying anything and giving her that look that you’re judging. If it hooks, she
continues on to justify herself. All without you having asked, you simply asserted your high value
and scrutinization.
o Great example is teachers that use it, or a simple “do you really believe that” when
you’ve answered. A lot of people at least partially buckle under the pressure, backtrack
and explain themselves.
6. The value of disqualification
• Disqualification, reasons why she could evaluate poorly. It makes the process of you evaluate
her seem more real, less congruent/genuine. On the other end, constantly saying that X, Y and Z
about her are cool or nice is really fake.
• You got her to qualify herself through high value behaviors. If you suddenly buy into everything,
you’re undoing everything and kill the tension.
• It makes everything feel more real, keeps the vibe going.
• Challenging her frame also encourages more qualification.
• Not giving her a positive response when she’d normally expect that fake, plastic positive
response helps make her qualify more.
• So she wants a positive evaluation and thus qualifies herself. From there, you do still give some
positive evaluations to keep it going, but you also challenge it in other places.
o “Wait wait wait, what was that? Go back. I’m gonna pretend you didn’t say that.”
Encourages even more qualification
o And if you only gave positive evaluations, pretty soon she won’t feel any need to qualify
herself further.
• She has to feel as if she has to work for it, and that continued investment process that
disqualification brings out helps take her there.
7. Delivery of evaluation lines
• Just as delivery of premise lines matters, so does the delivery here in qualification. If you’re
being obvious, it’ll be ineffective, as would it being clear that you’re reaction-seeking in your
delivery.
o That sort of haha, checkmate, got you now delivery is reaction-seeking and weak.
• Therefore, once again, the more subtle your delivery, the better. Todd observes guys mess this
up in that they feel like they only have two or three lines for this, a lack of abundance. Instead, it
should be a casual delivery. If she doesn’t hear or for some reason isn’t responding, you re-enter
the conversation with “something you left out” and drop that thread, that question. Just drop it
out if she doesn’t hook in, and make it not a big deal. If you do leave it as a long pause, it
becomes a bigger deal, it makes it obvious that she isn’t falling into the frame.
o Subtlety gives it more power, less tryhard, and you won’t lose as much if you quickly
drop that thread, and try again later with another one.
• So, if she doesn’t jump through your hoop, either intentionally or she just didn’t hear, not
making a big deal out of it is best. If it’s made into a big deal, it leaves you standing there with
your un-jumped hoop which really tanks your value.
Narrative
1. What she tells her friends about you
• So far, we’ve opened the girl, established a man to woman premise, you’ve evaluated her and
gotten her to invest in and chase you.
• Now, we shift into building narrative, wherein she’s the one chasing you.
• The concept of narrative is well illustrated after the interaction is over, and she tells her friends
about you. The things she says, what she describes. Does she tell a story that frames you as high
value and a win for her? Then she’d want to continue, chasing, pursuing. It’s on your terms, the
date, the sex, the relationship, with that sort of narrative.
o It’s the source of those amazing how we met stories that married couples tell. They have
that narrative around their relationship, what they mean to each other, the whole story.
That story is a huge part of it.
• That storyline, or narrative, is very useful. Facts can help here, that you have a good job, are fit,
got this award, whatever the hell you’ve got on the resume that you’ve conveyed.
• To clarify, premise is what type of movie it is and narrative is the plot of the specific movie.
Establishing that specific narrative, which is ideally an attractive narrative that she wants to buy
into, that’d make her a winner and higher value, it’ll ignite your game.
• So what is the aftertaste of the interaction? What does she tell her friends? A positive one could
be everything.
2. The WE frame
• Check your pronouns cis scum.
• I, you, and we. I is yourself, you is her, we is “you and I”.
• Using we, or you and I, “you and I aren’t going to get along, are going straight to the top, I’m
gonna take you straight to the top.”
o This is the “We” frame, even when it was “I” doing something to “her” builds the “We
frame”, that we are the same, the package. It creates that narrative. A relationship is a
we so using the word/frame is powerful for creating that narrative.
• Start doing this early on in the conversation if possible. Not at the very start, as it’s a bit much,
but early on with an established premise.
• People don’t do it cause it’s risky. She can’t despite an “I”, she might dispute you making a
statement about her and also a we statement.
• It suggests many premises and frames that build into the storyline.
• If it’s scary to say we, you can use it in the negative, as shown earlier.
• The bubble of love, the package, the unique story, two against the world.
3. Plotlines
• After we’ve established “we’, we proceed into plotlines. The plot of the story
• Example, “at first I wasn’t so sure about you… but you won me over and convinced me you’re
better than the other girls”
o “I didn’t come out to meet anyone tonight, I do like you and feel attraction, but I’m
trying to resist it and am gradually being won over”
o A fun plotline basically on the open is you approach her and pretend she’s your ex, and
play it out stone-faced. “omg what are you doing here?, it’s been so long. You’re look
good- not that I want to go back to what we had, but you look good I have to say. After
some resistance, she’ll go along and you’re contextually talking with someone you’ve
had sex with.
▪ With these fake stories, it does call for roleplay
o Could make one where she’s been your stalker/she had a crush on you for years
o She has to keep you safe from some other girl who’s stalking or something
o The latter, gimmicky ones aren’t required, it’s just a fun twist
• If you never develop some kind of shared story, it lessons the impact and her likelihood to chase
you and fall in love.
• At its best, she’s identifying herself as a character in this story.
4. What Comfort Matters and What Doesn’t
• A lot of teachings consider this the comfort phase, building comfort. Todd clarifies that narrative
is very different than comfort.
• Comfort in old school game was the time where you can tell her your story, give her the facts.
That does also play a part of narrative, it’s a part of that plotline. The focus on narrative is the
exchange of emotion, however, over facts. You can have a great narrative without exchanging
facts. It’s the experience.
• This avoids an issue of the comfort “phase” in old school, where men go from fun/flirty to
flat/serious which is a more boring 180. Narrative, though, builds more sexual tension, it
deepens the previous investment and it isn’t this shift in personality.
• And a girl who is too comfortable, it’s not going to end well. Example being if the hottest girl
walked into the room, you would be nervous and effected and uncomfortable, and that’s good
for her.
• Likewise, you want her a little bit uncomfortable in the sense that she has you locked down.
Baseline trust/safety is fine, but otherwise being a bit uncomfortable is helpful.
• So the idea of getting you should be comfortable, in that it’d be a win for her, basically value.
And doing invaluable things for you during a “comfort” phase is suicide.
5. Time Without Discomfort
• With the premise that the comfort we want is a more basic sort of physical safety and not
feeling like she has you in the bag, we can define comfort as a lack of discomfort.
• When you work out and feel sore, you know that feeling, but the feeling of your regular muscles
not feeling anything has “no real feeling”. So, a non-sore muscle feels like it’s had a lot of time
via not being sore.
• Time without you showing her that you’re a loss, doing an error, is comfort. It’s easy for men to
fake being alpha for short periods, so girls picked up on that and derive comfort from extended
periods of time.
• At a certain point, time is your ally, as it allows this “comfort” to build. If things are staying the
same or even getting incrementally better, that you’re not making errors, is still building
comfort.
• Use this idea and have patience, even if you aren’t escalating wildly. And the more time she’s
chasing you, the greater the investment.
• Once she likes you, time is your friend. When time isn’t “in” your favor, what little time spent
building an emotional experience still contributes.
• Have faith in time, consider setting your dates earlier to let it work its magic. And if you do get
impatient/pushy, it can destroy trust and narrative.
• Going fast won’t get you there fast if you hit resistance, going slowly without interruption is
quicker.
6. Narrative Cheat Codes
• If time is limited then, or you need to jumpstart your narrative, there’s some tricks to make time
seem faster.
• Go to a bunch of different venues/locations for different associations. 3 hours in one venue
doesn’t feel like it, meanwhile shifting around to 3 different places gives the feeling of more
time.
o Even in the same place in a bar or whatever, moving her around helps. Plus it adds plot
to the narrative.
• Shared hobbies/attributes/etc. will create positive associations and the idea that we could do
stuff together in the future. Commonalities. Or common positive associations, such as relating
similarities in careers or passions which build familiarity.
7. How To Answer Her Questions
• If the narrative is the story, the story you convey should be the best you can make it
• A good exercise is noticing the same questions a lot of girls ask. Where are you from, what do
you do for a living, how old, any siblings, parents together? You know they’re coming. As if this
were an upcoming exam, prepare for the questions you know are coming up. Just strive for 5-
10% more interesting/cool than the standard bullshit responses men dish out.
o So come up with answers to a lot of these, just the bullet points of passion, how you got
in, the plan for the future, at least the top 10. Not a one word or one sentence answer
• If she asks a question, that’s great but don’t close the loop. A curt answer that ends the
conversation is bad. Don’t cut conversational threads prematurely, keep them going.
o One such way is being open ended – Engineer turns into “I make the world work”. You
can describe how you used to be a different person and changed into engineering.
Storytelling conveys that narrative.
• If you have bragging points, being direct about it is braggy. If you lead her to ask her about it,
then it’s more honest. One technique is getting the question and avoided it a bit about how
you’re here to have fun. If you were deflecting on such a cool aspect of yourself, god only knows
what else you have in store.
• You want her to get invested enough to ask questions. Figure out who you want to be and do
your homework to figure out how to convey it when she eventually asks.
Exercises
1. Introduction
• We’ve covered strategies in interaction, but the progression is limited by your techniques to
implement them. You have to learn to dribble/pass before you can make plays in basketball.
• You won’t even have to memorize lines. This’ll train you in formats to give you second-nature
reactions in game, like muscle memory.
• Treat the exercises as natural/instinctual reactions. We’re trying to build the instinct, so don’t
overthink them. It’s fine if you mess them up. Follow the format and get the practice.
• Most of these are best done with a partner, but he’ll teach them for solo usage as well.
2. Yes And
• This is a format to always create value offering content. Saying Yes is an agreement of the world
as it is. Saying And is you adding a little extra value.
• Most guys ask question after question which is value-taking. Yes and is value-offering.
• For this exercise, say “yes, and” and do not think ahead, as that ruins the exercise. Just throw in
a yes and, trust yourself without a plan of the sentence, and let yourself finish the sentence on
the fly. Learn to trust your brain, that’ll it’ll take care of you.
• With a partner, they say a few lines and you say “yes and” then you say a few, back and forth.
• By yourself, you need sentences to play off of. Grab a book, tv, youtube, radio, etc, and pause it
to do a yes and statement.
• You can even do it on yourself with a monologue, yes and’ing yourself. That helps you plow
ahead in game when girls give you nothing. Another use is passing shit tests. It paints you as
unreactive to her test, although this isn’t a perfect pass but you won’t fail either.
• Caution – yes but is saying no, disagreeing/complaining. Don’t do that.
• Eventually, this is a greater attitude of the world is great and I have value to offer without
actually saying the phrase yes and. That’s the true mastery of this exercise.
3. I Love & I Hate
• Similar game to yes and. With no plan, we say “I love…” and figure it out, then “I hate…” and
figure it out. It’s all after the fact, don’t premeditate the answer, otherwise you’re missing the
point.
• The aim is to practice polarizing statements, it has an opinion to it. People can accept or reject
the.
• Yes and is a very likable exercise and this is more divisive. It’s less likable but also more alpha.
• Both yes an, as well as I love & I hate, are great go-tos in early conversation to kickstart.
Typically, the hotter the girl, the more you should go for bold statements like I love & I hate.
• The implementation is similar to yes and, the same practicing techniques.
• For this and yes and, you can practice in real life in non-critical situations like work, like talking
to clerks or whoever where it isn’t important.
4. Question, Answer, Tease
• Say you failed the first 2 exercises, or somehow find yourself in a boring conversation. Or say
you catch yourself asking a boring question, and she gives a boring response like “What do you
do for a living” and she responds “I’m a secretary.”
o Most guys pursue that boring conversation ad nauseam.
o Instead, take whatever that boring answer and morph it into a seed for something
better such as a good story, opinion, or the tease.
o On the secretary example, could tease about it being a stereotypically feminine job
• It’s really about question, answer, and offering something of value, teasing being the best
version. But anything that isn’t boring.
• With a partner, ask them a boring question, they respond boringly, and you go from there.
• On your own, get rid of the question. Find a bunch of boring answers, like a list of jobs. Go
through, pretend you asked about their job and respond off of it. Also locations, like a list of
countries, or cities.
• Practice in real life. Stranger on the bus, ask them a boring question and go. Or any boring,
mundane conversation you find yourself in.
o It’s a fantastic skill that most people don’t have to turn bad conversations around. Most
decent dudes at game need that momentum but fold if they lose it. This is the
turnaround to that.
• And that’s it for exercises. Try them, learn them, get a bit better every day and ingrain these
habits. You don’t have to do these verbatim in the field but they’ll give you so many great tools
and instincts and high value communication tools, so many ways to show premise. It’ll strongly
enhance your game.
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Flirt with someone, they try to keep it platonic, doesn’t last very long
Push pull on command, look at someone and literally say whatever comes to mind. If positive, follow
with negative and vice versa, if neutral you can swing either way. Don’t think ahead
Validation, narrative, last dick standing