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March 3, 2008 |
About: Andrew resides in Greensboro, NC, USA and is
a member of pick-up-artist-forum.com and
Realpuas.com. He is
also a member of NC Charlotte Lair where he posts under the
alias "GravesRR7." Andrew is currently studying for
his master's degree in sports medicine with a 4.0 G.P.A.
Body Language Project:
Dating, Attraction and Sexual Body Language (BLP)
offers a unique perspective on body language as it relates to
the 'mating dance' between a man and a woman during the
courting phase of a relationship, including the approach and
invitations to approach. The book encompasses reactions and
changes in a woman's body language which occur during a
conversation. If a man can learn and understand these, they
will drastically aid him in steering any situation to his
advantage.
BLP taught me how to look for positive and negative body
displays on a global level. Instead of only looking at body
leaning, rocking, posture, and fidgeting (like many other
books do), this book gave me an in-depth perspective on
everything to look for from head to toe. Included are what a
woman is doing with her fingers, toes, leg position, and
blinking, as well as many gross observations on proximity and
variations of eye contact. Heck! Even how she chews her food
is covered.
I learned how the exchange of body language creates a
'mating dance,' which can be learned and played to gain the
proper perspective of how women around you are feeling. This
book shows you exactly how to create that dance and read the
social situation correctly. It's not just the postures a woman
is in which dictate how she feels, it is how those are
directed that matters. The book showed me how to distinguish
which of the indicators of interest a woman is showing are
directed toward you, instead of toward another man, saving me
lots of time in meeting girls. I can now approach women who
WANT me to approach them, and not waste time with those who
are not interested or unavailable.
Body Language Project:
Dating, Attraction and Sexual Body Language takes an
in-depth look at female body language and body reactions to
social stimuli. Where the book separates itself from others of
its kind is in the perspective of male body language and
personality traits which have the power to provoke specific
social reactions from women. The book gives detailed
explanations, as well as extensive and amazingly accurate
pictorial sections, of both male and female positive and
negative body language. The photos are also placed in a social
courtship setting adding to the realism. BLP showed me how to
look at the body as a whole instead of looking at specific
parts to assess interest. Mixed signals are also addressed,
and decoded in the book, which allowed me to find the true
underlying tone of the situation without paying undue
attention to less significant gestures.
Overall, the book is unlike any other body language book
I've read. There is a logical progression showing what to look
for in a woman to determine her level of interest, how the
level of her interest changes (positively or negatively), what
can be read in her body language, how to display your own body
language in a way which is non-threatening and attractive to
women, and most importantly, the 'mating dance,' which is
crucial to understand if one is to successfully use body
language to gain the advantage. The pictures used to
demonstrate body language are very realistic and are not
dramatized for the purpose of show. They represent 'the real
thing,' whereas many books only show exaggerated postures and
are not practical in everyday life.
This book has given me a unique and deep understanding of
the role of body language in the courtship interaction.
Quote: "I read, study, practice and do all of these
things as an integral part of my life. I became interested in
dating and pick-up after a long-term relationship of mine had
ended. I thought that there MUST be an intellectual way to
going about getting what I wanted in women. I am a very
scientifically-based-in-thought person, and loved what the
community had to offer on social dynamics and why and how they
work."
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