08-15-2019, 01:55 PM
Nagging a.k.a. the act of hurting a woman self-esteem artificially to trigger a desired response is consider a master PUA trick. In reality, it does not work for two main reasons:
1. Her ego is too big - even though you can get her attention through calibrated nagging - eventually she will flip and probably block you unless you are a high value man. And if you are a high value man, you will have an easy time getting women without nagging.
2. It only works when she already likes you. Just like in bodybuilding, many people often attribute their success to irrelevant things like sets&reps when genetics and drugs matter more. Same with attraction - is it nagging doing the work or is it your face, car...etc.?
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My low investment experiment:
I started nagging random women online. I would usually write: "Nothing special." under their profile pics.
The result? Mega-triggered. I did it under a photo apparently taken by some professional photographer. I was referring to the woman in it, but he though I was talking about the photo and started passive-aggressive commenting. Then the woman in the photo contacted me and asked: "WTF?" The next day, one of her female friends had written under my photo - "You look like shit."
I did that a few more times with random women - they all blocked me.
And every time - I was simply being honest - they weren't special.
1. Her ego is too big - even though you can get her attention through calibrated nagging - eventually she will flip and probably block you unless you are a high value man. And if you are a high value man, you will have an easy time getting women without nagging.
2. It only works when she already likes you. Just like in bodybuilding, many people often attribute their success to irrelevant things like sets&reps when genetics and drugs matter more. Same with attraction - is it nagging doing the work or is it your face, car...etc.?
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My low investment experiment:
I started nagging random women online. I would usually write: "Nothing special." under their profile pics.
The result? Mega-triggered. I did it under a photo apparently taken by some professional photographer. I was referring to the woman in it, but he though I was talking about the photo and started passive-aggressive commenting. Then the woman in the photo contacted me and asked: "WTF?" The next day, one of her female friends had written under my photo - "You look like shit."
I did that a few more times with random women - they all blocked me.
And every time - I was simply being honest - they weren't special.

