The Body Language Project: Dating, Attraction and Sexual ... - Wuala
The Body Language Project: Dating, Attraction and Sexual ... - Wuala
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TEASING AND OPPOSITE BODY LANGUAGE<br />
opposite side in order to be on the proper side of<br />
your open gestures.<br />
Playing hard to get can sometimes put you back in<br />
the driver’s seat with women. For example, you<br />
could display a carefree attitude by slouching lower<br />
in a seat, opening up your posture, <strong>and</strong> taking up<br />
more space than necessary to demonstrate<br />
dominance. This may excite certain women since<br />
you are displaying as a typical alpha male, but if<br />
you go overboard, it will turn women off.<br />
Mark is still closed off to Julie with his h<strong>and</strong>s in his<br />
pockets, but she doesn’t seem to mind. Her body shows that<br />
she is still interested with her left leg pointed toward him.<br />
She is also leaning in with her head cocked to the side <strong>and</strong><br />
her left arm extended toward him. Mark’s negative postures<br />
have served the purpose of inducing Julie to chase him.<br />
Mark is playing hard to get <strong>and</strong> Julie is ramping up her<br />
intimacy. Mark is using his body position to eliminate<br />
Julie as the centre of attention. Julie is countering his<br />
body language by pushing herself up against him to<br />
reassert her position <strong>and</strong> make her interests obvious.<br />
You can also tease by showing feigned disinterest in<br />
a woman by leaning or facing away. Showing your<br />
back or talking over a shoulder also raises your<br />
status. In effect, if she is interested she will<br />
compete for your attention <strong>and</strong> try to reopen your<br />
body posture. It creates interest in her because she<br />
is forced into chasing you instead of having you<br />
chase her, which can be a novel experience for an<br />
attractive woman. By this method you are<br />
displaying in a manner that makes you dominant<br />
<strong>and</strong> in dem<strong>and</strong>. You can also do this by crossing<br />
your legs away from her, showing her the back of<br />
your shoulder, <strong>and</strong> turning your head only slightly<br />
to face her while talking. It’s akin to playing hard to<br />
get, but done nonverbally. You can monitor her<br />
interest by examining the strength by which she<br />
attempts to regain your attention via specific body<br />
language. If she’s strongly interested she will try to<br />
force you to open up or move altogether to the<br />
You can also offer up positive body language<br />
teasingly <strong>and</strong> sparingly to women based on earned<br />
comments <strong>and</strong> cues. For example, if a woman says<br />
something interesting you could open up <strong>and</strong> lean<br />
in, but instead of continuing with this gesture, lean<br />
back <strong>and</strong> away until she does something to entertain<br />
you once again. <strong>The</strong>refore, you are using body<br />
language as a reward instead of falling into the trap<br />
most men do by giving women full on accepting<br />
body language even though they don’t completely<br />
deserve it. If she says something you like or agree<br />
with or flirts with you, then move in a little. If she<br />
says something negative then move or turn away<br />
from her. Opposite body language is a way to show<br />
a girl that you aren’t always interested in what she<br />
has to say <strong>and</strong> avoids all the pitfalls of appearing<br />
overly needy <strong>and</strong> interested.<br />
<strong>The</strong> <strong>Body</strong> <strong>Language</strong> <strong>Project</strong>: <strong>Dating</strong>, <strong>Attraction</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>Sexual</strong> <strong>Body</strong> <strong>Language</strong>. 1st Edition, 2008. www.<strong>Body</strong><strong>Language</strong><strong>Project</strong>.com Page 61