A Tiq is a Truly enthralling Question. This kind of demand is something that 99% of men will never think to ask a woman when they verbally interact with her-they will tend to stick to the same old boring topics...work...hobbies...the weather.
The thing is, Tiqs perform something phenomenal when they're used: attraction is formed. The woman finds the man interesting, enthralling and she feels simply drawn to him. This happens because the demand is so good that it unlocks emotion in her. She commits herself to the answer...the demand is more than a question: it's an experience. This kind of Tiq truly makes a conversation great. It separates it from all the other conversations the woman has with other men-she remembers you and how attracted she was to you.
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This Tiq is best used, like most marvelous questions, once you've been talking to a girl for at least 10 minutes. Use it as soon as you feel you've built some good rapport with the girl.
The basics of demand go like this. You ask the girl a "Which would you do..." scenario based question. However, you don't make it easy for her. You inject some distinct factors she must weight up in mind before she can reply you. And once she's replied, regardless of how she's responded and which choice she chose, you grill her on it. You bust her balls a slight and increase the demand into a longer conversation that can free flow and go wherever it likes - because no matter where it goes, it's sure to be good. The conversation will be lively, opinionated (in the best potential sense) and, maybe most importantly, flirtatious.
Here are the bare bones of the question. It's recommended you don't take it word for word. Adapt it to your speech style. As long as you cover the main points and cover them well, it'll go down well.
"Okay, I've got a demand for you. Actually, it's not so much a question. It's more of a scenario, and I want to know what you'd do if you were in it. See, I've got this theory. It goes like this. Most people, if they were forced to make a decision, would...actually, forget that. We'll do it a distinct way. I'll describe the scenario and you think a slight about it, then tell me what you'd do. Okay? You game? Okay, here goes.
You catch the train to work each morning. It doesn't matter that you drive in real life. In this world that I'm describing, you catch the train early every morning. This train isn't very quarterly though - it only comes once an hour. If you miss it, you'll be at least an hour late for work. And so we're clear, you hate being late. I don't know if you're the kind of someone who surely does hate being late and who hates being let down by citizen who are enduringly late, but again, in this world, you are. Now here's the scenario. For some speculate you're ten minutes later arriving at the train middle point than usual. As you get onto the platform, you see you train ahead of you. You can feel it in your gut that it's just seconds from pulling away from the platform. The only door that's still open is at the far end, right up near the motor section of the train. You're going to have to run to get there. Run fast. Now, first question. Would you run? * Wait for her to reply - 9 out of 10 girls will give an easy 'yes' * Okay, now we increase the scenario a little. You're going to run to get to those open doors, but if you do one thing is guaranteed to happen. You know ahead of time that this thing will happen and you have to base your decision - whether you'll run to catch your train or not - based on this knowledge. If you run, your pants will fall down colse to your ankles. They'll drop right down and you'll be forced to hobble and shuffle as fast as you can to get to the doors. You'll have to pass by every window of the train that's in the middle of you and those doors and every someone sitting behind those windows waiting for the train to depart. They'll all see you and your pants crumpled down colse to your ankles. Now *insert her name*, would you still run?"
Here's a overview of what's going on when you ask this Tiq question:
- Right near the start, you say a combine of things that are very likely to prompt a response from the girl, even as you continue to talk. One is how she gets to work and the other is whether she's the kind of someone who hates being late. This is a great thing - it engages her and makes her feel truly a part of the conversation you're having. It surely makes her care about the scenario you're describing.
- The scenario you describe is an enthralling one. There's drama involved. First it's the drama of catching a train that's seconds away from leaving her behind. Then there's the collective drama of surely being caught with her pants down, and whether she'd suck up her pride and run for those doors bare-legged to get to work on time.
- The whole demand is pure fun. It's a great thing to talk about. It's full of action, decisions, emotion. It's very engaging.
- There are million distinct ways you can subject off from the power demand or adapt it as the conversation you're having progresses.
1. Instead of needing to catch a train to get to work, she needs to catch the train to get to an interview for her dream job.
2. Her pants don't have to just fall down. If she answers by saying, "Sure, I don't care about that!" you can say: "Okay, you know your pants will fall down and completely come off. You'll lose them as you run and be forced to ride the whole journey without them. What then?"
3. You can continue to increase the question. For example: "Okay, so you'd get on the train with no pants. If a guy offered to take his off so you could wear them, would you take him up on his offer?"
The possibilities are endless. And each variant and new subject of this demand makes your conversation more and more fun and open for flirtatiousness. You should make sure to give a psychological explanation for the answers she gives, so that he feels like what she says surely matters. "That means you're a very decisive someone who doesn't mind collective awkwardness...etc.
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