Rembrandt wrote:I find that most DHV's that I have read tend to imply that someone has a certain level of wealth or income or that they associate with people of a certain level of wealth.
I know a lot of guys who constantly try to imply that they have more money than they really do to impress women.....especially in Dallas.
I want to avoid the women that are just looking for a man with a big pocketbook. I also don't want to imply that I have more money than I do. It just seems that so many DHV's are really just subtle hints to a woman that you do have money.
Does anyone have examples that don't involve name dropping or hinting at wealth. I guess what I'm talking about are honest DHV's.
Even if I was a millionaire, the last thing i would want to do would be to telegraph that information to every woman I met.
DHV's are not about showing more money. That is one aspect of being a leader in society at large but the two best DHV's are:
1. Leader of Men
2. Social Proof/ Preselected by women
also...
3. Protector of Loved ones
4. Willingness to emote.
There are others but Mystery's original work on this is best. Also look back at Mystery's Six Characteristics of the Alpha Male.
What is social proof?
Both Leader of Men and Preselection show social proof.
Social proof comes from
Robert Cialdini's Six Weapons of Influence. In essence, when people are uncertain, they do what everyone else is doing. A good example is stock market behavior or major events like 9/11/01.
If a girl is uncertain and you tell and also show her how women like you, she will like you.
Uncertainty itself is also interesting.
If a girl is negged or tooled with, they will become uncertain.
Although negs do everything Mystery says they do, lower her self esteem and make her want to redeem herself; they also provide that needed uncertainty.
So you tell her how you've had lots of girlfriends or you talk about a cheerleader you dated or you talk about how you're a leader among your friends.
Hope that helps.