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| 1 | My rules of conversationAbsolutely. If you're already getting close/intimate, this isn't quite as applicable - it's more helpful for the cocky & funny teasing and whatnot at the outset. Any time I notice it's kind of difficult to keep a conversation going (just because they're kinda shy) with someone, I default to this. All it really is is a way to help keep a conversation going interestingly by providing clearer opportunities for the other person to respond. Like anything else, it's not going to help you if someone's … | /r/seduction | 23/03/11 02:53 PM |
| 3 | My rules of conversationYeah, I did it while I was in undergrad. It's fantastic, almost all of my most memorable moments are from my improv & sketch comedy stuff, or with people that I got to know through that. Being in an improv troupe means you really get to know the other people in your troupe - how their minds work, what sort of things they tend to "default" to - as weird as this sounds, it's a really cool experience that gives you a bit of a glimpse into how other people's minds work. Plus, the adrenaline rush of … | /r/seduction | 23/03/11 04:26 AM |
| 35 | My rules of conversationI thoroughly enjoyed this - serves as a good reminder for me, who's relatively recently single and picking things up again. I want to expand a bit. I've performed and taught improv (which I heartily recommend both as a way of meeting awesome people and honing your talking skills) We have an improv rule known as yes and or yes but. The idea is that in a scene, you want to accept as true what your scene partner said, and add something on top of it. Example: if someone yells to you "you're a doctor… | /r/seduction | 23/03/11 04:02 AM |
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