How To Keep Her Enthralled With Interesting And Attraction Generating Stories

Your words are very powerful. You can walk over to any girl that's not married or in a serious relationship, and so long as you've taken a shower recently and you're wearing some decent clothes you didn't find in the dumpster, with only your words you can create an amazing about of attraction and sexual desire.

How do you do this? Easy. Tell her stories. Personal stories. But you've got to do it right.

What's the right way? Choose at least five good stories from your past. They can be things that happened to you at work, things that happened to you when you were a kid, or things that happened to you while you were stuck on that desert island for five years.

However, if you've got some prison stories, now's the time to keep them to yourself.

What kind of stories should you choose? Choose ones that highlight different emotions. Fear, discovery, trying something new, something really funny, some sappy Hallmark type story.

When you tell them, use a wide range of emotions, gestures, and facial expressions. Vary your tone of voice around. This may seem corny, but practicing these in front of a mirror will do you a world of good. You won't need to practice the content of the stories, but how you tell them.

When you do tell them, they should come up conversationally. She'll say something, and you'll say that reminds her of what happened to you when you were a kid. DON'T say something like, "You're going to love this," or "This is really funny." Instead let your facial expressions be a clue.

This way, she'll see you with an excited facial expression for example, and wonder what the story is about.

Once you start telling it, imagine you're telling the story to a ten year old. Sounds goofy, I know, but this will help you be less nervous, and help you to be much more enthusiastic. Trust me, she'll love it.

Here's the kicker. While you're telling her your stories, don't finish them completely. Always leave her hanging. This will significantly drive up her interest. Stop halfway through one story, and start another.

Then suddenly remember something she said earlier and ask her about that, and ask a few open ended follow up questions.

The trick is to keep several threads going at once. Both things she's talked about, and your own stories. This will do two very powerful things.

One is you'll be moving her through tons of different emotions. This is a good thing. Second is you'll be leaving her hanging, so she'll have that feeling of wanting to know more. While looking at you. While feeling those good emotions.