Situational value is something I find very interesting in the science of seduction. Basically, it is how valuable you are within a specific context. It's important to know that women are constantly assessing the value of the men around them and this is one of the factors they consider when it comes to who they are attracted to. You ever wondered why so many women develop crushes on their professors? Well, that's because of his situational value, the teacher is the most powerful person in the classroom and also the most knowledgeable on that particular subject, therefore they are attractive in that regard because they can do something that the other men in the room can't. The same thing goes for DJs, I know some DJs and they get laid A LOT and that's because the music selection is the main thing that makes a club/party good. In fact if you are really good at almost anything women will find it attractive; I myself am excellent at random fun facts, which is pretty nerdy, but I've realised that women actually do find it attractive when I explain to them how mojitos were invented. Essentially, the point I'm making is if you're really good at something you should always demonstrate it because unless she has absolutely no interest in that thing it'll very likely boost your value.

Thoughts?