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A Contrarian’s Guide to Making Women Obsessed With You
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Summary of Key Ideas & “Contrarian” Dating/Lifestyle Tips
Core premise: Be a “simp” first, then create loss
The speaker argues that many “red pill” style dating tips are wrong—especially advice that discourages men from pursuing women or giving compliments.
Instead, the proposed method is:
- Start by pursuing hard with intense compliments/affection (portrayed as being a “hopeless romantic simp”).
- Then withdraw attention to trigger loss aversion, with the claim that women will chase more when they feel they’re losing something they briefly had.
What to avoid (explicitly stated)
- Do not leave cringe comments or aggressive DMs on women’s social media posts.
- If you do, the speaker says to stop and “don’t ever do it again.”
The “one-two punch” / push-pull formula
The approach is described as two steps:
Step 1: Pull (validate and pursue)
- Flood her with positive attention early.
- The speaker gives examples of quick lines such as:
- “I love you,” “you’re fantastic/phenomenal,” “you look amazing”
- “Be my girlfriend / be my wife”
- “Let’s get married and have lots of babies” (joking/hyperbole)
Step 2: Push (remove interest once she’s warmed up)
- Use a line indicating her attraction changed because she did something small or irrelevant.
- Examples given:
- “I really liked you at first, but then you did ___ and my attraction for you died.”
- A trivial example: “That shirt is a little too blue…” followed by moving on/teasing/disqualifying.
Emotional range: be both “nice” and “an asshole” (alternating)
The speaker frames the “formula” as approximately:
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~80% “simp/nice guy” energy (compliments, affection, interest, friendliness)
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~20% “ruthless villain asshole” energy (teasing, cutting attention, disqualifying)
They claim women want you to trigger both positive and negative emotions (“yin/yang” framing).
Practical “training plan” for starting (real-world approaches)
Health/lifestyle steps (stated as part of the plan)
- Join a gym and lift weights 5 days a week.
- Start semen retention (referenced as “watch my video on red magic”).
- Do 100 shitty approaches to build experience.
- When reaching 100, the speaker jokingly suggests rewarding yourself with something expensive/desirable.
Execution steps for approaching
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Go offline
- “Throw your phone in the trash,” stop texting women, uninstall online dating apps temporarily.
- Focus on in-person attraction training (not “bots/scammers/catfishing”).
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Choose when/where to approach
- Speaker’s preference: weekend only (Friday & Saturday), 2 nights a week, in high-end bars.
- Other locations mentioned: parks, malls, high-end shopping districts, farmers markets.
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Track your practice
- Create a “100 approaches” journal/document.
- Each weekend record:
- Date
- Place
- Number of approaches
- Keep a running total toward 100.
How to structure what you say (high-level)
- Begin with congruent positive interest (avoid starting with hostile “neg” energy).
- After engagement, add:
- playful teasing
- mild “push” lines
- topic switches after disqualification
Does it work by text / apps / social DM?
The speaker claims the same overall approach can work via:
- text
- dating apps
- (implied) messaging-style outreach
A personal example is cited:
- Meeting a woman (described as a 19-year-old stripper) on Hinge, then dating her after he was 31.
The speaker also references a training/video concept:
- a “12 word text message”
- “mind hijacking” / “install love obsession” to supposedly get a response and meet within 24 hours
- a link is mentioned, but not provided in the subtitles
Notable locations / products / people mentioned
Locations/venues
- High-end bars
- Parks
- Malls
- Shopping districts
- Farmers markets
- Parking-lot examples (mall/ice cream shop context)
Dating platforms
- Hinge
- General references to dating apps
Figures and concepts
- “Red pill”
- “Loss aversion”
- “Yin and yang”
- “Push and pull”
- “Semen retention” (“red magic” video)
- Historical “seducers/womanizers” mentioned:
- Casanova
- Lord Byron
- Modern figure mentioned:
- Russell Brunson (subtitles may be misheard/mis-transcribed; “Russell brown” appears in the text)
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