I disagree.
Making a girl laugh like a clown or a dancing monkey is not good game.
Most women may laugh, but may also think you're a f**ling goofball and won't get wet for you.
"Dancing monkey" game may get "reactions" and make women laugh, but she is not going to suck your d**k. Women want a man, not a goofball clown.
At the same time, you don't want to be stoic like Darth Vader/Jason Vorhees or something.
I personally, prefer to keep a relaxed, masculine frame and be charming, friendly and cool.
You sound like you take yourself very seriously, truly a quality women appreciate
He's not wrong, though. We've all seen it.You sound like you take yourself very seriously, truly a quality women appreciate
Why ? Women take advantage all the time, why wouldn’t men? They see a meal ticket and get in there. Men are capable just like women are.I don't think it's fair to imply dudes take advantage of them.
I'm just observant.
I see it all the time when I go to parties. The clown/goofball types get "reactions" from women and think the are "good with women", because he is making her laugh like some kind of court jester. But they don't get results.
He's not wrong, though. We've all seen it.
There's a difference between the guy who laughs off oblique attacks with deflective humor rather than reacting with the disproportionate anger of someone wounded, because this reflects confidence, versus the jester who constantly uses humor as a crutch to avoid confronting his flaws, and the unavoidable measuring stick of competition that requires sincere effort, because this reflects the opposite.
It's how and why guys use humor that I've observed results in whether or not girls respond to them in the way we desire.
A lot of people get their "relationship knowledge" from reddit and YouTube lately.????
All this is proof of is that there's more to a relationship than how "alpha" you are...
Seriously, how old are you?
I get it from @Revolver.A lot of people get their "relationship knowledge" from reddit and YouTube lately.
He's not wrong, though. We've all seen it.
There's a difference between the guy who laughs off oblique attacks with deflective humor rather than reacting with the disproportionate anger of someone wounded, because this reflects confidence, versus the jester who constantly uses humor as a crutch to avoid confronting his flaws, and the unavoidable measuring stick of competition that requires sincere effort, because this reflects the opposite.
It's how and why guys use humor that I've observed results in whether or not girls respond to them in the way we desire.