How to connect and have more intimate conversations with women?

Western-Month-3877 · 2025-02-08T20:00:58+00:00

There’s this thing called elicitation. Look it up.

Basically when you try to ask questions to people (not just women) their guard is automatically up. This is why when we converse in interview-style, the convo becomes bland and goes nowhere. One tries to penetrate and the other end tries to guard it by answering it diplomatically. One is on the offense and the other is on the defense.

Elicitation is different, it’s technically just stating something that you observe on the other person:

“You look like someone who travels a lot”

“you said you worked at XYZ. You must be making lots of money”

“Oh look at your outfit. You must have a good taste in fashion.”

It’s not just a compliment or a cold reading, but a simple statement that encourages him/her to reciprocate, to either confirm or debunk your statement.

By doing that, they don’t feel like they are being interrogated. They let their guards down. Even so, they feel like they are your equal, or even to some people they feel like it’s an invitation to show off or at least to confide in themselves hence opening up themselves.

DaygameCode · 2025-02-09T01:14:14+00:00

Connection is about understanding the other person’s vision of life. How they feel about things, how their experiences have shaped them, how they respond or interpret circumstances and experiences that they live.

How do they feel and how you would or did feel on similar experiences is the first thing you need to do to connect.

To build that, you focus on feelings over facts. Instead of just asking about what she does or where she’s from, you dig into how those things make her feel and what they mean to her.

For example:

❌ “Oh, you’re from Spain? Cool, I’ve been there once.” (Fact-based, surface level.)

✅ “You’re from Spain? Nice, what’s something you miss the most when you’re away?” (Now you’re making her reflect on emotions, nostalgia, or personal meaning.)

If she shares a personal experience, don’t just respond with another fact about yourself—instead, relate to the emotions behind it:

❌ “Oh, I did something similar once.” (This shifts the focus back to you.)

✅ “That actually makes sense, I can see why that meant a lot to you.” (This validates her emotions and deepens the moment.)

Take in mind that ur not just understanding her emotions, but also relating to them by sharing your own.

• Her: “I miss my hometown sometimes, especially the little things like walking down the streets I grew up in.”

❌ “Oh yeah, I get that.” (Too vague, doesn’t create connection.)

✅ “I know what you mean. When I go back to my old neighborhood, it’s weird how everything looks smaller than I remember, but the feeling of being there is the same.” (Now you’re making it relatable, sharing a personal emotional experience.)

• Her: “I just moved here recently, and it was scary at first, but also exciting.”

❌ “Yeah, moving is always tough.” (Generic, doesn’t add anything.)

✅ “I remember when I moved to a new city alone—I was excited at first, but the first night I was like, ‘What the hell did I just do?’ It’s crazy how quickly things start feeling like home, though.” (Now she sees that u’ve been through the same emotional journey.)

• Her: “I used to be really shy, but I forced myself to get out of my comfort zone.”

❌ “That’s great! Good for you.” (Acknowledges but doesn’t build connection.)

✅ “I get that. I used to avoid speaking in front of people because I’d overthink everything, but at some point, I realized no one really cares if you mess up. That changed everything for me.” (Now you’re relating to her growth and showing vulnerability in a confident way.)

• Her: “When I first got to university, I felt like everyone else already had their groups of friends.”

❌ “That sucks, but I’m sure you made friends quickly.” (Dismisses the emotion too fast).

✅ “I felt the same way when I started a new job once. Everyone already had their little groups, and I was just there pretending to check my phone to not look awkward.” (Creates a shared experience, makes her feel understood.)

When u share your own emotional perspective, it’s not about shifting the focus to yourself—it’s about showing that you truly understand what she’s feeling because you’ve been there too.

This creates a strong emotional bridge, making her feel connected to u on a deeper level and the moment she feels that u get her, not just her words but her emotions, she’ll start to feel a real connection with u.

I’m a seduction coach, feel free to book a free training call with me here, if you want more personalized tips like this.

PandaKC13 · 2025-02-09T06:03:42+00:00

Thank you so much everyone

Dandys3107 · 2025-02-09T10:35:56+00:00

I guess first step would be about stepping out from stranger's vibe, that safe and kind aspect in your conversation must be kept at medium level. Elaborating about school/job stuff is also the territory of parents concern, which is naturally completely asexual, most of the time. Start with some slightly uncommon but pleasurable topics like leisure activities, food, current events, relations etc. and you can move gradually towards more personal and direct stuff, depending on girl's reactions. Remember that women are very focused on emotional side of life, you want to use specific words and topics that would trigger strong emotional reaction in them, don't try to make them interested just by information, proper expression, body language, having fun and appealing to your mutual dynamics influences and connects the girl with you much much more.

AssistTemporary8422 · 2025-02-09T18:58:02+00:00

Try playfully disagreeing with them and teasing them more when you first talk to them. Make assumption about them like emotions they are expressing and then tease them for it.

transistor3114 · 2025-02-09T18:00:17+00:00

Put some thought into meaningful questions to ask that will advance your relationship. What has helped me is to pull up the notes app on my phone and type an answer. Put it away for 30 - 1hr and keep editing until you feel good about your response

Title	How to connect and have more intimate conversations with women?
Author	PandaKC13
Upvotes	15
Comments	9
Date	February 8, 2025 4:47 PM UTC (1 year ago)
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