I''ve been trying this recently after studying some Ross Jefferies and reading a seduction forum where they advocate this style of 'seduction', although i'm not having success and am thinking it's maybe doing more harm than good, tbh

Maybe it's a culture thing or an age thing, but I feel like the girls think it's strange when I talk like this. Only time It seemed like it worked was when I hooked up with a girl at a BBQ recently using the techniques, but I also know that she thought I was kinda cute (I found out in the morning that she'd noticed me the second I walked in and I was kind of her physical type)

Anyone tried this style of game? Is it just marketing and doesn't actually make her attracted, or have you had success with getting girls with it who wouldn't otherwise be interested in you sexually? (The idea is to use descriptive language and try to get her to feel certain emotions through the use of this language style, but I wonder how much of it is armchair theory or designed for a different sort of girl to the ones I meet)

For reference, some examples of how it might look:

opener - maybe on a girl in the smoking area:

'“I saw you dancing in there before, you seem like a person who truly enjoys releasing herself and letting go. Losing her inhibitions and just having a good time, free from all judgement. At one with yourself. But now you feel like quieting down for a smoke and being social. I'm Jason”'

(tried that but I think she thought I was nuts lol. Taken directly from the PUA site)

After you open her: "I feel like you're someone who puts up walls when you first meet people. Like people will sometimes think you don't like them but really you're just trying to figure them out... And that ends up pushing some of the right people away from you. However... once you let someone in, you're loyal to the extreme and even sometimes end up keeping the wrong people in for way too long... giving them too many chances''

convo routine shortly after opening:

''Have you ever noticed how when you're planning a vacation, you see pictures on instagram or whatever and you think you know exactly how it's all gonna look and feel... but once you get there it's totally different sounds, tastes, everything. Completely different from what you imagined. So in a way you get two vacations, the one you imagined in your mind, and the one you actually experience. It can make you feel alive. Unified by a divine light. So let's say you end up going to Italy... you drop your luggage off at the hotel, plop down on the bed, what's the first thing you'd do?"

another:

''"When I moved here, I just packed my bags and took off. It was scary at first, like... damn I knew absolutely no one in the country. I'd look up at The sunset filled the sky with a deep red flame, setting the clouds ablaze and realise I was alone.But at the same time it was so fufilling... so liberating. You don't know anyone around... so you're free to do whatever you want. You're free to feel relaxed, be yourself, without any worries of any backlash or the possibility of anyone judging you."

Now you have some examples. But It seems like maybe it's only to be used on super intelligent girls as opposed to party girls?? Maybe on dates as opposed to cold approach? And maybe in in countries where people speak like this and it doesn't sound kinda odd/unusual/pretenscious?