Seduction Using NLP

Seduction is an entire art on its own. If you have a thorough understanding of NLP, seduction is a
straightforward process. Some suggest that using NLP for seduction is unethical, and that we shouldn’t
use “mind control” for seduction, but I strongly disagree. Everyone who attempts seduction is using
some form of mind control whether they know it or not. Buying flowers, wearing cologne, and even
having dinner with someone has far deeper psychological connections than you may expect, and are
all forms of mind control.

What? Am I suggesting that something as simple as a man buying flowers for a woman is a form of
mind control? Yes, I am, and I’ll tell you why. It’s not just the fact that the woman is associating “being
presented with flowers” with the arrival of the man. She is associating the pleasant smell of the rose
with the man. Unlike most senses, smell goes directly to our limbic system which stores memory and
is the seat of emotions. The man is essentially saying “Here’s a rose, BANG, now when you remember
me, you remember a PLEASANT SMELL and the emotion of being PLEASED by that smell.” You don’t
think it consciously. But your subconscious is 100% aware of that association.

What’s more, the unethical argument falls flat on the basis that if someone has already made up their
mind about you, it extremely difficult to turn them around. For example, you cannot get someone
who rates you as a “1” to rate you as a “10” just with some clever NLP. You cannot make a woman who
hates you suddenly take off all her clothes and ravage you with NLP. Not even hypnosis can do that.
But you can turn someone from a “4” to a “7”, or from an “I’m not so sure” to a “yes please!” Make
sense?

The NLP Seduction Process

I am going to write about the entire NLP seduction process from start to finish. For sake of argument,
I’m going to write from the perspective of a man trying to seduce a woman - although everything
works both ways! When there are fundamental differences between the mind of a man and a woman,
I will explain. But essentially, everyone thinks exactly the same way, because our brains are pretty
much identical.