Hey all, I'm not a frequent visitor here, but I was just thinking about some things I've gleamed about human nature. My assertion is this, and I'm curious if y'all would agree: You can literally tell someone flat out, "I'm going to seduce you," and as long as you know what you're doing, it won't make a damn bit of difference, they'll still go for it.
They've done studies where people have fallen for cons even after the person literally tells them, "I'm going to con you now." I think it's that that primal center of the brain that finds the appeal in the charisma just doesn't care, and still wants to go along anyway.
In the same sense, the reason seduction works (IMO, again, tell me if you disagree) is that people want to be seduced. So, even if you lay your intent bare in front of them, it doesn't matter.
Interested to hear thoughts.
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