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<h1>Statements That Imply Your Higher Value</h1>
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<p>From the <a href="https://heartiste.org/2010/03/29/statements-that-imply-your-higher-value/" target="_blank">original article</a> on March 29, 2010. Author: <a href="https://heartiste.org/" target="_blank">Chateau Heartiste</a>.</p>
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<p>“You’re very brave to come over to talk with me.”</p>
<p>“Your flirting is charming.”</p>
<p>“As we’re sitting here talking I can tell you seem really happy.”</p>
<p>“Wow! Don’t get too excited.” [Note: Not to be used sarcastically. That would be signaling lower value.]</p>
<p>“Hmm. Your hands are shaking.” [Doesn’t matter if they’re not shaking. Use as part of palm reading routine.]</p>
<p>“Hope I didn’t make you wait too long.” [Say after returning much later from talking with friends.]</p>
<p>“Your answers tell me that you are drawn to men who break your heart.” [Use as part of <a href="/the-love-test-a-routine.html" target="_blank">love test routine</a>.]</p>
<p>“You have a... different... sense of humor/sense of style/way of looking at the world.”</p>
<p>“You have a quirky personality. I have a friend — he’s been single a while; I guess he’s picky — who would totally get you.”</p>
<p>“You’re not like most women. You seem like you want to know about me more than you want to talk about yourself.”</p>
<p>“Your eyes are dancing.”</p>
<p>“I have a confession to make. I forgot your name.” [You should say this to every girl at some point during the initial meet, regardless whether you remember her name. I have yet to experience a bad reaction from a girl when I said this.]</p>
<p>“A lot of girls in this city come on too strong with men. I’m glad you can talk with me without getting weird.”</p>
<p>“This is a pleasant surprise. You’re winning me over.”</p>
<p>Saying any of these things to a girl during the course of a pickup will artfully communicate your higher status relative to hers, which will in turn prepare her body for copulation.</p>
<p>PS: Try to use the word “girls” for women, and “men” for men, in your daily conversation.</p>
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