Guys,
This is a video response to a question/email from a student on the member’s only Yahoo group. He wanted to know how he could overcome his fear of approaching women and be “dominant”. Here is a video of my answer:
RJ
[youtube width=”300″ height=”260″]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ie3d79t1NcM[/youtube]
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Can I give some unsolicited advice? Just from the point of view of my own experience.
Approach is a dirty word. I mean, you don’t approach a mailbox or a friend do you? No, you approach an enemy. That very word changes the whole game. Because now it changes the whole intent this guy is having of the situation. When the word approach is in mind it’s like there’s an obstacle to meet or some barrier to overcome.
And that’s a completely exaggerated point of view approach is viewed from. To me, it’s just two people exchanging vibes and enjoying the moment they have together.
BTW, I’d you to hear what you have to say about polarity.
Polarity?
Like male/female? Positive/negative?
RJ
yeah, like how the masculine interacts with the feminine. The dominant and the submissive, the leader and the follower, etc.
I’ve been studying with Stephane and I can feel the difference it makes, but I just can’t put it into words. Since you have more experience, I was wondering if you could verbalize whats happening in those interactions.
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