Victim Of Seduction

Everything in daily life is hurried and seducers know how to offer something different – without timidity or mercy.

Love is a game, and I am its master. – Søren Kierkegaard

Seduction 

  1. A process with an initial phase of stirring the interest of the ‘Seduction Victim’
    1. Slowly separate the ‘victim’ from their world 
    2. Fill their mind with thoughts of you 
  2. Mystery is the lifeblood – to maintain you have to constantly surprise, shock and stir 
  3. Each tactic is a setup for the next one – bolder and more violent 
  4. Should never settle into a comfortable routine 
  5. Cannot proceed until you slowly put their anxieties to sleep and fill the ‘victim’ mind with thoughts of you
    1. Because people’s thoughts tend to revolve around their daily concerns and insecurities 
  6. At all costs resist the temptation to hurry to the climax or improvise
In seduction, confidence is key. Søren Kierkegaard

 

Seduction Victim:

  1. Mirror Values – Indulge moods and wants with charm and delight
  2. Live in their own world 
  3. Resistant – First win their friendship
    1. Slow and insidious
  4. Bored – Approach them dramatically
    1. Fascinate with a mysterious presence 
    2. Appear as an object of desire – seeing to be fought over by others 
  5. Intrigued then transformed to desire 
    1. Preceded by feelings of emptiness – lacking romance and adventure
    2. Subtly planting ideas – hints of pleasures that await 

 

A seducer must always remain a mystery, never revealing his true intentions. –  Søren Kierkegaard

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