Think back to the last time someone was desperate to get you to
give them something. Maybe it was the pushy electronics store salesman
who wouldn't take no for an answer. Or maybe it was your loser friend
who doesn't want to go to a movie by himself, so he pesters you to go
with him.
How did you react? Not too well I bet.
Psychologists and human behaviorists have conducted numerous studies proving that we hate clingy people trying to leech off us. It's a natural, normal reaction that's a fundamental part of our human nature.
And conversely, one of the greatest things that attracts us is when someone does not need us.
The most groundbreaking discovery I made with women is that they reject men who reek of desperation. When you're needy, it sends out subconscious signals saying "I have low value."
How did you react? Not too well I bet.
Psychologists and human behaviorists have conducted numerous studies proving that we hate clingy people trying to leech off us. It's a natural, normal reaction that's a fundamental part of our human nature.
And conversely, one of the greatest things that attracts us is when someone does not need us.
The most groundbreaking discovery I made with women is that they reject men who reek of desperation. When you're needy, it sends out subconscious signals saying "I have low value."
