Guys, I've discovered a mental trick here that I want to share with you, but first we have to understand a few things. This is not a script but a methodology. You're engaged in a conversation, and you want your target to feel a certain emotion. In seduction, you want the person to feel attraction. In sales, you want the person to feel "willingness". If you're asking for a promotion, you want your boss experiencing "generosity" or "appreciation".

Examples given first:

"What's the difference between feeling infatuated with someone and feeling completely, madly attracted to someone?"

"What's the difference between that feeling of wanting to buy something and really needing to buy that something when you see it?"

"What's the difference, to you, between being satisfied with my work and being incredibly pleased with the work I've done for you?

It's all about this question model: "What's the difference between [emotion A] and [emotion A+] (stronger version of same emotion). This is a specific language pattern which causes the person to go into themselves, and then they must actually feel BOTH emotions, then compare them in order to reach an answer. It's the only way to process this. Thus, this question model can make a person feel a given emotion, at YOUR discretion and control. It will last until their state changes, so keep them in it for as long as necessary. Use it wisely.