There is a great paradox in seduction. The set of girls that the player would ideally want to bang, is always larger than the set that is available to be seduced by him.

This is called female choosiness, it is observed in all of species and it is part of life. Hence, a core seduction skill, is being able to reduce the set of women that you meet, into the ones that you have a chance with. Inadvertently, you will meet many more of the former than of the latter.

The two tools for this purpose are filtering and screening. The function similarly with a few differences:

- Filtering: a preplanned behavioural trait that makes uninterested girls unwilling to engage further.

- Screening: An active choice to stop exerting effort for a girl who is possibly unwilling to engage further.

Many a times you will need to use these tools to decide whether the juice is worth the squeeze. Examples can vary, for example, the Daygame stop with the direct compliment is a filter in and of itself: only the interested girls will stick around. On the other hand, inviting girls to your event or party requires further screening later on, as No girls will also come (the act is not a filter, so screening is for later).

The risk of filtering are about false negatives. If the filter is too strong, it might alienate Maybe and Yes girls

The risk of screening is false positive. If she is not interested, she might still tool you for attention and resources.

Hence, start treating each girl with clinical eyes. Every approach carries variance and on the interest of the girl and the best players are the ones who focus on pursuing the ones that are available to them, and not every one they meet.

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For further on this topic, refer to this guide