Phase 1 - Initiation Flashcards
What is the primary goal of Phase 1?
The goal of Phase 1 is to initiate the interaction, assess mutual attraction, and lay the groundwork for building rapport and trust.
How should you display your intent in Phase 1?
- Use subtext, both verbally and nonverbally, to subtly communicate interest.
- Maintain confidence and assertiveness while initiating contact.
- Verbally express light compliments and playful banter to show attraction.
What are some nonverbal cues to display intent in Phase 1?
- Stand slightly closer than usual but maintain an open posture.
- Use sultry voice tone and prolonged eye contact to convey interest.
- Initiate light, playful touches early in the interaction.
How can you verbally express interest in Phase 1?
- Engage in playful banter and teasing to create a flirtatious atmosphere.
- Employ witty observations and self-amusing humor to keep the conversation light and engaging.
- Occasionally call out that you’re hitting on her through jokes or playful remarks.
What is the importance of earning her trust in Phase 1?
Building trust establishes a foundation for further interaction and ensures she feels comfortable and safe in your presence.
How can you make an emotional connection in Phase 1?
- Share parts of your life gradually while maintaining an air of mystery.
- Use inclusive language and “we” statements to foster a sense of unity.
- Initiate light, playful touches according to Phase 1 rules to build rapport.
Why is showing vulnerability important in Phase 1?
- Showing vulnerability demonstrates authenticity and confidence.
- It allows her to see you as a three-dimensional person and fosters a deeper connection.
How can you tell if you’ve earned her trust in Phase 1?
-She engages in playful banter and reciprocates your touches comfortably.
-(Share who you are while maintaining an air of mystery.)
What is the main objective of Goal B in Phase 1?
-The main objective is to balance intent and initial flirting with passive forces.
-It’s crucial to lay the foundation for further escalation by earning her trust.
What are the methods for emotional connection in Phase 1?
- Share who you are while keeping part of your life a mystery.
- Use “we” statements to subtly imply a connection.
- Initiate Phase 1 touching sparingly and playfully.
- Show vulnerability without shame.
How should you share information about yourself in Phase 1?
- Share one or two pieces of information at a time, maintaining an air of mystery.
- Avoid oversharing to keep her intrigued and prevent being perceived as a friend.
What is the purpose of using “we” statements?
- “We” statements frame situations to create a shared experience.
- They subtly imply a couple dynamic and foster a sense of unity through language.
How should you approach touching in Phase 1?
- Use touch sparingly and playfully, adhering to Phase 1 rules.
- Initiate light touches early in the interaction, such as on the shoulder during introductions or laughter.
Why is showing vulnerability important in Phase 1?
- Showing vulnerability allows you to appear authentic and confident.
- It helps build trust and connection by sharing personal experiences or thoughts without shame.
What are some indicators that trust has been earned in Phase 1?
- Engaging in playful banter without skepticism.
- Allowing light physical touch comfortably.
- Displaying a friendly vibe and reciprocating interactions positively.
What advice should you follow once trust is established in Phase 1?
- Avoid lingering too long in Phase 1 to prevent being perceived as just a friend.
- Transition to Phase 2 for further escalation while maintaining a balance between intent display and trust-building.
Why is Goal C important in Phase 1?
- Goal C focuses on creating sexual tension and desire within the woman.
- Without sparking sexual tension, the interaction may remain platonic, leading to a friendship rather than romantic interest.