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I was engaging with someone many years ago and used the term ‘dance’ in our discourse and his response blew me away. After the swooning ceased I realized the wisdom of its dispense. I fine tuned my stance and tested it on others who approached.
They were utterly unnerved.
The majority are accustomed to innuendo and whittling the truth from a woman while holding their cards close. But I turned it on its head. This forces them to play their hand or step back. I value assertiveness in my partners. As a result, I’m privy to their mental agility, charisma, and conversational skills.
But I don’t set the tone or provide excessive insight on what I’m seeking in a companion. When I’ve frequented venues and completed a profile, I shared what I had to offer and emphasized qualities like leadership or extracurricular interests you couldn’t fake. Like a good golf swing.
Too much information lessens the intrigue and alters their discourse. He ceases to sell himself and relaxes on common denominators and other things we reveal. But devoid of that insight you encounter a different person. He has to lead the way. I give him the floor and watch what he does.
They were utterly unnerved.
The majority are accustomed to innuendo and whittling the truth from a woman while holding their cards close. But I turned it on its head. This forces them to play their hand or step back. I value assertiveness in my partners. As a result, I’m privy to their mental agility, charisma, and conversational skills.
But I don’t set the tone or provide excessive insight on what I’m seeking in a companion. When I’ve frequented venues and completed a profile, I shared what I had to offer and emphasized qualities like leadership or extracurricular interests you couldn’t fake. Like a good golf swing.
Too much information lessens the intrigue and alters their discourse. He ceases to sell himself and relaxes on common denominators and other things we reveal. But devoid of that insight you encounter a different person. He has to lead the way. I give him the floor and watch what he does.
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