How to create mystery when talking to attractive women
Mystery is fascinating. Look how fast people get bored of news stories about murders and unexplained fires when the real details are discovered and released: Mr Nutty killed the landlady because he couldn’t pay his rent, and the fire was started by an unattended candle, not by rogue dwarves. When stuff becomes normal, people don’t see that stuff as any different to anything else that’s normal. It just merges into everything else. So! You can see how creating mystery when talking to a woman for the first time could be a very beneficial thing if your goal is to keep her interested in you and attract her. Before we get into how to create a good sense of mystery, it’s important to say that women need to trust men before they can consider the idea of dating them as a realistic one. If you create too strong a sense of mystery, then they might see you as a danger. And if you withhold too many details from them when they ask for them, like what you work as, then they’ll think you’ve got something to hide. It’s all about striking a balance between being open and honest and cool and mysterious. Here are some good ways to do that.
• Your phone is a tool you use to stay in touch with your social circle. Having a wide and high quality social circle is an attractive thing for a woman to notice, so give her a chance it notice it. Every now and then, check your phone quickly. Don’t do the phone checking thing that some guys do because they’re nervous and they want something to do with their hands. When she’s briefly addressing someone else, but while you’re still in the conversation, whip out your phone, check it, then put it back. Don’t do it rudely when she’s speaking. Later, you can take it out and make a call or write a text. You want to appear, if it isn’t true, that you are always staying in touch with people. This is, after all, a good thing.
• Carry a pen and a piece of paper. Take it out and jot something down, then put it back in your pocket. If the woman asks what you just did, say “I’m writing something at the moment and whenever I notice something in real life that I know will work, I write it down.” That’s a mysterious statement and it’s up to you whether or not you expand on it any further. You don’t have to lie, either. Truly write stuff down that interests you—like stuff you notice about people’s body language…information you can later use to improve your own persona and appearance.
• When the woman asks you a very personal question, it’s okay to sometimes give a jokey mysterious comment. “So, what did you do at the weekend?” she asks. “Me and a few friends completed this little mission we’d been planning. It went really well, but I can’t say too much, or Rachel over there will probably kill me…or both of us.” Stuff like that. But try to bring the woman in on the mystery. Don’t lock her out…let her in…but only a little bit at a time.
• One of the first things you should make sure you DON’T do is introduce yourself to the woman by telling her your name, your job or anything along those lines. Would you care if a guy came up to you and told you his name? No. Women don’t either. It’s non-information to them, it’s not emotional. You need to create emotion at the start of your conversation, so talk about interesting, fun stuff, not boring, plain stuff.
Always try to create a keep a bit of mystery about you when you first talk to a woman, then, later on, you can reveal more about yourself. That’s an attractive way to do things.






