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Seven Tips to Help You Score on a Date

Used wisely, the following information will vastly improved your chances of sealing the deal.

I am an average looking guy. By average, I mean that I realize I am no movie star, but I do not frighten small children, either. Nevertheless, I have been very fortunate in my dealings with the distaff gender, gaining access to their tender mysteries far more often than not. When I was about eleven or so, I found a book that taught sales techniques in a bargain book bin, and I have since applied those techniques to my dating life, with marvelous results. I will now share these insights with you, so that your own love life will benefit, regardless of your gender.

Married, single, attached or committed with an option to renew, everyone is interested in how to ‘score’.

Seduction is a tricky subject to expound upon, since every participant is different. It matters little if you are the seducer or the seductee, your own perceptions and intentions will flavor every nuance of the interaction.

However, there are several techniques, very similar to those taught to sales people, which will ensure a smoother path to ‘sealing the deal’. When used properly (with subtlety) they will make you seem more friendly, more trustworthy, and a firm comrade in the eyes of your intended. Subtlety is very important to success. Overdoing even one of these is sure cause to get a poke in the eye. Nobody wants to be ‘worked’.

One last caveat. All of these techniques assume that you have already made contact, broken the ice, scored a date, or otherwise connected with your intended. This is not about cheesy lines or making that first impression. You are on your own with that.

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  1. Duke

    On January 26, 2009 at 4:53 pm


    Very good tips. Good article..

    -Duke

  2. lindalulu

    On January 26, 2009 at 6:17 pm


    Good advice

  3. Maria Blazz

    On January 26, 2009 at 6:58 pm


    I don’t know if I agree in all your points, but I like the fact that you think about the other person with respect, not like a trophy you can win, and that’s very important.

  4. Darlene McFarlane

    On January 26, 2009 at 9:10 pm


    Very good advice, Reilley. I hope I never have a need for it though.

  5. billyK

    On February 1, 2009 at 9:20 am


    Sounds logical now that I read it. I am going to keep these in mind. I’ll let you know if they work.

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