Slope Theory Continued... The Three Rules Of Initial Instant Attraction and...
The Average Slope Model
We judge and are judged almost instantly on the following:
- The guy’s/girl’s facial features and body shape
- The guy’s/girl’s external appearance – what they’re wearing, how they smell, etc.
- How the guy/girl acts and behaves – the gestures they make and body language they use
The most influential of the three pieces of above criteria is, whether you like it or not, number one.
That’s because how physically attractive a person appears is hard-wired into our brains as something we should strongly consider when choosing a mate (and everyone of the opposite sex is seen as one).
It’s the best way of guaranteeing that the genes of our off-spring are strong and will survive.
Of course, we don’t consciously give a damn about our genes when we’re out in clubs or walking down the street on a sunny day. But nevertheless, our brains work in this way. We see physically handsome or beautiful people as more attractive than those who lack good looks.
Okay, that’s lesson one over.
Now begins lesson two: the basics of Slope Theory.
Take a look at the diagram that follows. It is the average slope model and it applies to 90% of guys. So if you see 10 guys walking down the street, the chances are that the slope model that follows will apply to 9 of them. And unless you’ve already done a lot of learning in the field of attraction and seduction, the chances are it applies to you too. Take a moment to look over it and each of its component parts.
The slope model has three main parts to it.
On the left there’s a column of numbers from one to ten that represents the guy’s rating and on the right there’s another stack of numbers that represents the girl’s score. The third part of the model, that plays the key role, is the line that links the guy’s score with the girl’s score. This line is what creates the slope and changes depending on what the guy’s score is (i.e. yours) and what the girl’s score is (i.e. the women you want to pick-up). Remember, the diagram above is the average slope model and represents the situation 90% of men are in when it comes to attracting women.
The average model above shows the slope that is created when a guy who scores a 7 out of 10 wants to attract and pick-up a girl who is an 8 out of 10
As you can see, a steady incline slope is created. Now here is the simple but crucially important rule when it comes to understanding slope theory:
- The steeper the incline of the slope, from ‘guy’ on the left to ‘girl’ on the right, the harder it will be to attract and pick-up the female.
- The more declined the slope is, from ‘guy’ on the left to ‘girl’ on the right, the easier it is to attract and pick-up the female.
So, for a guy who’s a 7 to attract and pick-up a girl who’s an 8 (see the diagram above), he’s going to have to climb a steady slope. Remember, the average model is accurate for guys who have an average knowledge and level of pick-up and seduction expertise (most men).
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