Women are easily attracted to men who have these habits

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摘要

TLDRCraig Ferguson is renowned for his charismatic and flirty style on talk shows, engaging female guests with humor and charm. His approach includes starting conversations positively, using unique compliments, and playful teasing. By incorporating absurdity, relaxing body language, and creating a safe flirtatious environment, he builds chemistry effortlessly. Viewers are encouraged to adopt these habits to enhance their conversational skills, feel more confident, and make interactions enjoyable. The content promotes a program called Charisma University for those seeking to improve their confidence and social prowess.

心得

  • 🎤 Craig's charm lies in positivity and humor.
  • 💬 Unique compliments create fun interactions.
  • 😄 Over-the-top teasing builds emotional chemistry.
  • 🤪 Playfulness is key to memorable conversations.
  • 💞 Create a safe space for flirty exchanges.
  • 🎯 Lean back to avoid making others uncomfortable.
  • 🤔 Use absurd humor to engage effectively.
  • 📝 Practice makes conversation easier over time.
  • 🏆 Flirting should be natural and fun.
  • 🌱 Expand comfort zones to grow social skills.

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    Craig Ferguson is renowned for his charming flirting style, attracting many female celebrities to his show who are eager to flirt with him. His approach involves seven habits that anyone can adopt to build chemistry in conversations, enhancing attractiveness and confidence while flirting. He begins interactions in a positive, energetic way, using unique compliments and maintaining high energy, setting himself apart from typical conversationalists who often rely on mundane interactions. Teasing is another key habit, blending playful humor with lighthearted jabs, creating an engaging emotional experience during conversations.

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    Further enriching his flirtation style, Ferguson uses methods like playful absurdity, innuendo, and misinterpretation to create laughter and foster a flirty atmosphere. He builds comfort by integrating humor around sensitive subjects, showcasing a non-judgmental attitude that encourages candidness from guests. His approach helps dismantle awkwardness in conversations. Additionally, Ferguson's playful demeanor extends to all interactions, enhancing his attractiveness by enabling confidence and easy engagement with others. By practicing these habits and exposing himself to potential social discomfort, he cultivates a naturally charming and flirtatious personality.

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视频问答

  • What are Craig Ferguson's flirting habits?

    Craig Ferguson has seven habits that enhance flirting: starting with positivity, using high-energy compliments, over-the-top teasing, being playfully absurd, creating a flirty and sexual environment, using innuendo, and maintaining relaxed body language.

  • How can I be more confident in flirting?

    Practice one of Craig's flirtation habits, like playful absurdity or unique compliments, and start conversations with friends to build confidence.

  • What should I do if I feel awkward in conversations?

    Create harmless awkward pauses to expand your comfort zone and engage more people in conversations.

  • Is Charisma University beneficial?

    Yes, many former members reported life-changing improvements in their social skills and confidence after completing the program.

  • What if I want to flirt but fear being seen as creepy?

    Use relaxed body language and maintain a playful, light-hearted tone to avoid coming off as creepy while flirting.

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    craig ferguson has a reputation as one
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    of the most fun charming flirts in
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    hollywood
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    some female celebrities would go on his
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    show just for the chance to flirt with
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    him
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    me yes i heard you're a big flirt and i
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    like flirting
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    i really didn't want to do any more talk
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    shows but my
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    publicist sent me some tapes of you and
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    then i developed a small crush
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    while craig has clear advantages like
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    being a famous tv host
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    a lot of what he does can be done by
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    anybody who wants to be more attractive
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    in conversation
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    specifically craig has seven habits that
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    can help you build chemistry with anyone
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    learning just a few of these habits will
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    let you go into any conversation with
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    confidence
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    knowing people are going to love
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    flirting with you and if you end up with
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    a talk show one day
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    you'll know your personality will get
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    you reactions like this i just want you
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    to know really for real i have about
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    25 girlfriends who are madly in love
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    with you who are
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    really upset that i'm here and they're
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    not the first thing you'll notice about
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    craig is that he starts almost every
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    conversation in a fun positive way
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    most people we interact with have boring
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    conversation habits so being around
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    someone who makes us laugh and feel good
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    is almost like a drug we want to be
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    around that person all the time
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    one way craig does this is with a high
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    energy enthusiastic compliment
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    you look sensational i mean sensational
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    thank you look
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    at you look at you woman you look
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    sensational
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    hello karen how lovely to see you
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    nice to see you too you look absolutely
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    enchanting
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    the first thing to notice is craig's
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    word choice most people giving a
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    compliment would just say you look
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    great this is boring by using more
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    unique words like enchanting and
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    sensational your compliment is much more
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    likely to light someone up that said a
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    good flirty conversation doesn't have to
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    start with a compliment the second and
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    more important piece of craig's charm is
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    his effusive positive energy in your own
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    life a good rule of thumb is to start a
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    conversation with just a bit more energy
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    than most people in a setting so at a
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    loud bar
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    that may mean being really big with your
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    body language and voice but in a coffee
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    shop it can be as subtle as a smile and
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    speaking 20
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    louder than most people there this is
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    complimented well by craig's second
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    habit
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    over-the-top teasing have you ever been
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    to scotland no i'm
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    i i have i haven't seen oh wait wait i
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    forgot you forgot my
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    homeland what the hell
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    i went to edinburgh nothing but
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    compliments is boring non-stop teasing
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    can make you seem like a jerk but when
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    you marry the two you create a fun
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    rollercoaster of emotion
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    if you're not quite sure how to tease
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    someone while flirting there are two
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    easy teases you can steal from craig
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    the first is asking a rhetorical
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    question that assumes something absurd
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    about her here's two quick examples
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    as a member of the non-tattooed
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    community i find tattoos fascinating
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    really yeah are you interested in
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    getting one no really why
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    why do you hate america and you can you
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    drink coffee when you're pregnant
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    you can i think you can have a cup i
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    don't drink coffee because you don't it
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    makes me crazy how long have you been in
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    al-qaeda
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    if you're going to do this you want to
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    make sure your question is obviously
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    absurd like being an al-qaeda this makes
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    it more likely to make her laugh
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    and it makes it clear that you're being
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    playful so you can be confident you
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    won't come off like a jerk
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    another easy tease is to call out when
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    the person says something cliche
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    here's an example of a cliche call out i
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    have a
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    gluten allergy so i can't really eat you
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    have a gluten allergy that's so unusual
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    to hear from an actress
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    no it's for real for real
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    if you tease someone with a cliche call
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    out you're very likely to see them try
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    to justify why they're different and not
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    like the cliche
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    it creates a frame where they're
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    basically trying to get you to like them
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    or think they're unique
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    you saw that at the end of that last
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    clip and here's another example of it
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    again
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    i'm not really a vegan yet but i'm
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    working on it do you know how many girls
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    i've had really
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    okay this type of teasing doesn't have
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    the same absurdity shield
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    so reserve the cliche call out for
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    cliches that people won't be insecure
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    about
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    craig has another habit that makes his
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    teasing well received rather than
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    hurtful
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    he'll call himself out as well
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    by teasing yourself as well as other
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    people you make it clear that it's not
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    actually a critique and you're just
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    saying whatever comes to mind that makes
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    you laugh
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    if teasing intimidates you you can start
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    by focusing on something more
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    foundational
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    the habit of being playfully absurd
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    playfulness is a key part of flirting in
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    this next clip notice how the joke
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    doesn't just make her laugh
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    it immediately changes the tone of the
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    conversation
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    fries are from belgium aren't they yes
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    belgium is everything bad for you fries
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    chocolate waffles black tower heroine
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    black tar heroine
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    most people would have chimed in with
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    something else belgium is actually known
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    for
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    it's a common mistake when flirting to
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    think of the goal of the conversation as
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    simply exchanging information the reason
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    teasing and being playfully absurd help
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    build chemistry is because there's
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    another goal when flirting which is to
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    create emotions
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    to be like craig you want to focus on
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    creating a conversation that's fun
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    and established that you're more playful
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    than most people this helps tremendously
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    with the thing craig is probably most
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    famous for
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    it's optional but it's a huge part of
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    craig's attractive persona and the
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    chemistry he creates with his guests
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    craig creates an environment where
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    people feel safe being flirty and sexual
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    watch this clip of josh stone and you'll
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    see
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    even she's surprised at what she's
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    willing to say after 20 minutes talking
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    to craig
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    but it's valentine's day so you can
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    squirt whatever you want no you can
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    no you can cream
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    [Laughter]
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    [Applause]
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    clearly she feels freer than normal and
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    more willing to say inappropriate things
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    just for fun how does he do this there's
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    several ways
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    one is to go there first on your own
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    with a joke that isn't about them
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    here's an example of how craig works sex
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    into a conversation in a way that feels
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    natural rather than creepy
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    she doesn't do that yeah i like to talk
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    about it she punches you
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    right in the face that's what i yeah if
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    i ask for it nicely
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    [Laughter]
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    craig probably could have gotten a
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    similar laugh with a joke like she's
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    small but she packs a wallop but he
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    specifically makes jokes about dating or
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    sex to see if the other person jumps in
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    and plays along if they don't
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    no sweat if they do it becomes much
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    easier for you to build sexual chemistry
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    that particular joke also implies that
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    craig is non-judgmental about kinks
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    that non-judgmentalness encourages the
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    other person to feel comfortable joining
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    in
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    here's another example notice how casual
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    his tone is
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    oh i i because you know
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    i'm sensitive are you into s m i'm not
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    really
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    that's a good segway i'm just saying
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    are you do you like a little bit
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    a little bit just a little bit just a
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    little bit like a hair pull he asks it
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    like he asks any other question like
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    it's no big deal and suddenly they've
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    gone from having a normal conversation
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    to discussing what they like in the
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    bedroom
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    that said bringing up sex runs the risk
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    of seeming creepy so you'll have to
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    calibrate
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    another way to make this more likely to
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    go well is to playfully misinterpret
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    something so that
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    she was the one who took the
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    conversation sexual here are two quick
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    examples
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    yeah i think i like it yeah me too i had
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    a lot of fun
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    on the back of a horse
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    i've got a really cool garden why
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    wouldn't i dance in it do you garden do
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    you have a compost heap
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    i do garden but not as regularly as i
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    would like
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    but we're still talking about gardening
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    playfully misinterpreting something she
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    says is sexual gives her the opportunity
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    to talk about her dating or sex life
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    and because you used humor and framed it
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    like she was the one hinting at it
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    if she doesn't want to talk about it she
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    can just laugh and move on without it
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    creating any awkwardness
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    if joking about these things isn't
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    something you feel comfortable with
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    you can still use this style of playful
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    misinterpretation
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    to make people laugh and like being
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    around you for instance
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    watch how craig uses misinterpretation
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    after asking if yvonne
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    surfs i do a lot of adventurous things
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    but water is not one of my best friends
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    i'm not
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    not down with water really yeah what do
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    you do when it's thirsty time
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    these platonic jokes are still good for
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    building a connection because they make
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    it fun to be around you
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    another way that craig creates a
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    flirtatious vibe is with innuendo he'll
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    say something that's technically
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    innocent but could have a double meaning
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    watch here as he critiques mila kunis
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    for her harmonica technique
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    take your time take your time
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    don't just rush in there blowing and
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    sucking and chewing
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    take your time
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    that's wildly inappropriate except it
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    isn't which is why it gets such a big
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    laugh for mila one thing with any of
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    these misinterpretations or innuendos
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    you don't need to linger on them watch
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    in this next clip how craig makes it
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    work together she asks him if he ever
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    loses his cool on set and he starts with
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    an over-the-top compliment
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    then switches to an innuendo before
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    like i i lose it during the show
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    i'm losing it now when i saw your shoes
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    i was like
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    i've lost it you have i've lost i know
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    where it is
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    you do i've got a rough idea yeah
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    now watch how even though moon is ready
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    to play along craig's already moved on
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    to something new
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    no i don't know where it is you were
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    that's a very interesting name moon
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    thank you what's your uh ancestry then
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    what's what's that
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    by not lingering craig shows he's flirty
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    and inappropriate mostly to amuse
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    himself
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    which makes him much more attractive
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    once you see it's well received you can
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    come back to it again with a different
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    joke and stay on the topic for longer
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    with innuendo misinterpretations and
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    absurdity what you'll often see is that
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    craig will be the first person to make a
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    joke sexual
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    but once he does the other person is
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    happy to join in and it's not just
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    female guests he does this with
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    for example watch this interaction with
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    chris pine you have harmonicas
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    yeah do you blow the mouth organ i
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    i do you blow the mouth morgan how do
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    you think i got this job
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    teasing absurdity misinterpretation
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    innuendo craig does so much it can seem
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    overwhelming
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    if none of these are habits for you
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    already you don't have to panic
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    rather than try to master them all at
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    once pick whichever one seems the most
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    fun to you and focus on building that
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    habit first so let's say you most enjoy
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    craig's absurdity next time you have a
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    conversation with a stranger
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    even with a friend focus on finding just
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    one thing you can say that's playfully
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    absurd
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    make it a game for yourself if you want
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    to give yourself an edge in the game
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    watch 10 minutes of craig videos before
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    the conversation to prime your brain to
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    be in that state purposely doing this
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    several days in a row will make it
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    easier and easier for you to do it
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    without thinking
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    by starting in conversations with
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    friends rather than beautiful women you
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    take the pressure off yourself and you
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    make it easier for you to build the
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    habit
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    this ties well with the next thing that
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    lets craig confidently flirt with anyone
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    he's attracted to which is that he
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    flirts with the world
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    craig's charming flirty personality
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    isn't something he only turns on when
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    talking to a woman he's interested in
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    sexually
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    he flirts with every woman that's on the
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    show and while he tones it down with men
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    he's still happy to use innuendo or even
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    loudly compliment a man's looks
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    hello craig you look really nice these
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    likes these are well
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    well thank you flirting with the world
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    helps you for a number of reasons
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    if a woman sees everyone around you
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    laughing it makes you more attractive
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    if you see someone you're attracted to
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    it'll be easier to approach them because
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    you're already in an outgoing playful
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    state
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    and if the way you interact with a woman
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    you're attracted to matches the energy
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    and playfulness you interact with
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    everyone else
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    it's much more likely to feel natural
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    and much less likely to seem creepier
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    try hard
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    that fear of seeming creepy is a big
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    reason why many people feel nervous to
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    flirt
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    to make sure you aren't seen as creepy
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    there's another habit you can steal from
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    craig
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    his leaned back body language a common
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    body language mistake that makes people
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    uncomfortable is leaning in closely when
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    you speak
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    completely agnostic of any politics this
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    is the best example i could think of to
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    show how leaning in can make someone
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    uncomfortable
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    when you lean in like that it can feel
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    trapping especially if you follow as
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    they lean away to create space
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    by contrast if you lean back you make it
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    clear that you aren't trapping them and
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    you wouldn't follow if they chose to
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    walk away
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    you still want to get comfortable with
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    some level of physical touch if you want
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    to build chemistry with someone but that
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    can be done with high fives shoulder
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    touches or hugs
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    if you want to learn more about touch we
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    go into detail about it in our video how
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    to be popular without trying
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    which we'll link to in the description
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    craig has one more trick that lets him
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    confidently flirt with anyone he has
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    purposefully gotten comfortable with his
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    worst case scenario
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    on a talk show the worst thing that can
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    happen is the conversation stalls into a
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    long awkward pause
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    so what does craig do he purposely
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    creates long awkward pauses
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    i want to do an awkward pause
  • 00:12:31
    either consciously as training or just
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    by thinking it's funny he exposed
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    awkward than what we'd ever experienced
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    craig's book you can go with something
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    like
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    you're absolutely gorgeous i'd be
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