Question:
Does snubbing girls really make them want you more?
1970-01-01 00:00:00 UTC
Does snubbing girls really make them want you more?
Thirteen answers:
Erin
2009-03-15 17:32:17 UTC
Well, that tactic would never work with someone like me. It would just piss me off. I find those kind of games childish.
2009-03-15 16:38:12 UTC
Not really no! Being scarce ticks them off while being too available looks pathetic and needy. Best to strike a balance, a comfortable medium like a normal person.
2009-03-15 15:53:59 UTC
Works like a charm. It drives them nuts. They really need attention and it's pretty pathetic. But watch out for psychos who will physically attack you because they cannot accept you disinterest.
Offkey
2009-03-15 16:55:51 UTC
It might work with some girls but it would also depend on whether she fancies you or not in the first place. It wouldn't work with me, though.
2009-03-15 16:47:08 UTC
Yes it does ,



It needs to be done subtly, not bluntly ( no snubbing )



Show enough interest to make your point, then turn down the volume.



When it appears you have lost interest she will be compelled to regain your attention.
2009-03-15 15:33:14 UTC
it works for me
Rawr
2009-03-15 15:28:19 UTC
I guess it works the same way as being taken makes other girls want you more.
chimbo
2009-03-15 18:06:35 UTC
Yes, snubbing women works.



However, this strategy will not work just by itself. This may be obvious, but it often goes unsaid. She actually needs some other reason to be into you (looks, confidence) besides the fact that you sometimes snub her.



Most women who say snubbing doesn't work don't understand that distinction in the question, but, for women, if a guy you ARE ALREADY INTERESTED IN, snubs you, you women will want to know why. Women have huge egos, accustomed as they often are to the attention of men. The snub creates a mini-crisis of self-confidence in the woman. In order to recover their sense of self, they must resolve the slight. Women mistake the emotional crisis they feel at having been snubbed for a deeper attraction, or even love, and thus will only feel satisfied once they are sure they have commanded the male's attention. This often means having sex with him.



The very same principle operates if you date one of your ex-girlfriends friends. The ex-girlfriend feels slighted and her sense of self is threatened. In order to recover her ego, she must reestablish her attractiveness through conquest. This means having sex with you (the ex-boyfriend) again. In her mind, she has proven she is more attractive than your current girlfriend (who is dating you because she is competing with your ex-girlfriend), and she has proven that you still find her attractive.



As long as you understand this simple principle that governs all female behavior, you will have many successful sexual relations.



And women, remember, these adventures are conquests for the woman as well as the man. The concept of gender has two sides; women are not merely innocent victims.



Peace.
2009-03-15 16:03:35 UTC
No, I would just think you're not interested and move on. I'm not into games.
2009-03-15 15:29:06 UTC
yes it does work



just dont over do it





women deny it though... just dont listen to them... it works, trust me
2009-03-15 17:01:19 UTC
It works, women are stupid like that or I should say little girls. This won't work on a REAL 21st century woman so don't try it on anyone over 30. Works on the 20 somethings like a charm, ignorant b*tches.
Michelle J
2009-03-15 15:38:41 UTC
No it doesn't work, it just make you appear stand-offish, or arrogant. Using "tactics" of any kind is considered playing games. Most girls would prefer you to be yourself. But if you want them to think you're an @sshole, then snub away.
2009-03-15 15:50:01 UTC
Nope. Not in today's day and age. LOL


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