I can't remember if this was something Roosh talked about or possibly someone else in the old "how to date women" stuff.
Basically has to do with a choice of vocabulary which hits subconscious cues and makes women horny.
Example here: notice how Chad uses the word "bonding" which has sexual overtones, even though he's talking about as girl forming a platonic bond with her pet, talking about this smoothly in close proximity to a girl probably gives her tingles if she has a slight attraction or horniness already.
The thing is, I think if she finds you repulsive, this would have the reverse effect and repel her instead of seducing her.
So I think NLP for the most part is something which only works to amplify pre-existing attractions from having Chad looks, it's not something that would be as useful if you are ugly.
It's the type of "personality" shit some Chads do (probably subconsciously in a lot of cases, they don't learn to avoid words like 'bonding' or 'moist' like we do - they learn to use them more, since they get positive responses instead of negative ones) to set them apart from other Chads who don't use NLP-type vocabulary.
Basically has to do with a choice of vocabulary which hits subconscious cues and makes women horny.
Example here: notice how Chad uses the word "bonding" which has sexual overtones, even though he's talking about as girl forming a platonic bond with her pet, talking about this smoothly in close proximity to a girl probably gives her tingles if she has a slight attraction or horniness already.
The thing is, I think if she finds you repulsive, this would have the reverse effect and repel her instead of seducing her.
So I think NLP for the most part is something which only works to amplify pre-existing attractions from having Chad looks, it's not something that would be as useful if you are ugly.
It's the type of "personality" shit some Chads do (probably subconsciously in a lot of cases, they don't learn to avoid words like 'bonding' or 'moist' like we do - they learn to use them more, since they get positive responses instead of negative ones) to set them apart from other Chads who don't use NLP-type vocabulary.
