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Humor overrated as an attraction trait?
It's something I've been noticing a lot lately, but it seems to me the witty/funny guys get girls attention, but it's more friendzone like than sexual. As in, they want to hang out with these guys, enjoy their entertainment, but aren't sexually pining for them. When it comes to a raw sexual attraction, being laconic seems to appeal to them more. Even for me I've noticed it. I use to be the more gregarious, funny-guy type. I always had girls and people I was hanging out with, and they'd call to hang out, but sexually it wasn't working out as much as you'd think it should. As I've gotten older I've become more to myself, even in social settings. I don't have as many girls calling to hang out and my weekends aren't booked with events to go to but the female attention I get is more sexual in nature.
For instance, one of the guys I hang out with is really funny and he hangs out with the girls in this group quite often (they have each other's numbers and invite each other out all the time to events and what not), but when this guy tries to escalate with these girls it goes no where (they haven't hooked up with him according to reports, which I believe based on my observations as well). I'm more of a fringe guy in this group and I don't have as much to say as I don't hang out with them as much and come off as more laconic/terse. However, when I do interact with the girls it doesn't have the "friend" tone that I perceive in their interactions with the other guy. So all this is starting to make me think that the humor thing is a bit overrated. Does anyone else notice the same thing?
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RE: Humor overrated as an attraction trait?
Good observations, for myself I see humor as an asset, but it has to be timed; much like calling her a dirty whore and ass-pounding has to be timed right.
The people I've known who are always joking- that's a sexual negative, as you say.
It keeps communication superficial and continually de-escalates sexual tension.
But to the degree you focus on sexual escalation and THEN (later) use humor so the relationship is more varied and enjoyable, I think it's a good thing. Also, if you are a naturally humorous person the sexual escalation witll have a background feel of humor which makes it more fun and less threatening. Also, I speculate humor shows reproductive fitness because it is evidence of cognitive flexibility and social awareness.
I speculate it's one of those things where you've got to prove yourself as willing to escalate FIRST, as this willingness is the more rare quality now in emasculated America. (In my SWPL area it seems emasculated as shown by the groups of 3,4,5 7+ chicks scouting around.)
Then when you're seen as a source of sex, you can add humor to keep it from being one dimensional.
I had a really hot squirter 18 YO when I was 30, ( l was lying saying I was 27) and the relationship was too limited to sex. She complained "I feel like your little call girl." and ditched me for a more romantic guy. This was decades ago, before femasculation, but I think it still true to some extent. Women want more than sex eventually unless they are particularly hardened. Sex itself is always available to them in its crudest, least artistic forms, like (in the US) you don't worry where your next drink of water is coming from, faucets are everywhere.
So naturally, they are spoiled and want more than just the sex act, they want fun, romance, your house and 30% of your income for the next 50 years.
It's optimal to give a good one some, but not all, of that.
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RE: Humor overrated as an attraction trait?
Everybody wants to be around a fun person. However, in terms of getting laid, it depends on how you will use your humour. I have seen guys who were really funny and didnt get laid, i have also seen guys who were really funny and fucked a lot, and guess what was the difference between them? The latter guys made their sexual intentions clear. Its not just being funny, you need to act like you want to fuck and you will fuck her, otherwise you will be put on friend zone.
Also,limit the number of jokes. You don't want to be too funny. If you can't control your humour, convert your humour into sexual humour. Give her sexual jokes. Don't forget to touch her, neg her and go for the bang.
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RE: Humor overrated as an attraction trait?
(06-02-2013 01:06 PM)nek Wrote: It's something I've been noticing a lot lately, but it seems to me the witty/funny guys get girls attention, but it's more friendzone like than sexual. As in, they want to hang out with these guys, enjoy their entertainment, but aren't sexually pining for them. When it comes to a raw sexual attraction, being laconic seems to appeal to them more. Even for me I've noticed it. I use to be the more gregarious, funny-guy type. I always had girls and people I was hanging out with, and they'd call to hang out, but sexually it wasn't working out as much as you'd think it should. As I've gotten older I've become more to myself, even in social settings. I don't have as many girls calling to hang out and my weekends aren't booked with events to go to but the female attention I get is more sexual in nature.
I think being funny is one of the most attractive traits a man can have. It's one of the best ways to auto-correct an interaction that might have some bad vibes going on.
Also, what better way is there to sexualize a conversation than through humor? You can jokingly reference things like taking her back to your place. What's even better about this, is that since it is through humor, she cannot know for sure if you are serious but the idea of her having sex with you is implanted in her mind.
Humor is a tool that can be used in many ways.
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RE: Humor overrated as an attraction trait?
Great thread brah !
Being able to inject humor in a timely manner without losing frame and becoming an entertainment monkey is something i have been struggling with for quite sometime now.
Like nek mentioned, when i am chilled out and more reserved , in group settings girls might not feel as comfortable around me , but every word i say seems to hold more weight ... in short i get more respect, pure attraction and the mysterious guy thing going on. Moreover, girls actually put in more effort to interact with me. This leads to them being more invested than i am which leads to very easy bangs with minimal effort.
When I;m in a good mood i usually gain upward social momentum and quickly become the life of the party. Just yesterday, i was in that state at a Hotel Birthday party. I was talking to everyone, hopping from group to group making people laugh and feeling good all around.
Ended up talking to this really cool 7.25/10 chick for hours oscillating between serious talk and a cocky funny sexually suggestive humor. I really thought i had her in the bag since she was laughing to the point of tearing up and all the IOI's were there. After the party she even came back to my place to drink but when i tried to kiss her she wouldn't let me.
I tried using the RVF prescribed method of just picking her up taking her to my bed which worked. She took off her top and bra but still wouldn't kiss, bang or let me fingerblast her.
I made the mistake of attacking with even more humor and we ended up talkin, laughing and wrestling (me trying to take off her jeans) in bed for the next 4-5 hours . She eventually left around 11 am today with a " This is the most fun i've had in a while, we should definitely hang out sometime".
I felt like the biggest bitch in the world !
The balance has to be set according to your body and persona i guess.
I think if being funny and hyper is your default state by all means be funny. If you are a naturally introverted guy who has to put effort into extraversion (like me) you might want to tone it down a bit. Skinny and fat guys should definitely use more humor. Jacked guys like me should hold their ground more and be more serious/mysterious.
I believe it is best to err on the side of too much mystery than on the side of too much humor. Less effort and most of all you will not be a time bitch & entertainment monkey which is emasculating as a man. " Having sex on your terms" like Giovonny said and retaining your dignity.
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RE: Humor overrated as an attraction trait?
Humor connotes wit which connotes intelligence. Broadcasting you're funny = broadcasting you have brains. This is an essential quality to have as a man.
And here is my big thought of the day (shoot me down if I'm wrong):
This is why feminists like Lindy West are clamping down on humor. It's one of the last bastions where men can show off an instinctively male quality, and attract women doing it. Feminists HATE this because females, for the most part, cannot match men wit-to-wit. So they're trying to redefine some kinds of comedy as "hate," knowing once they do that, humor in and of itself will become suspect. And there goes your maleness.
Since they've made being a boy a "diagnosis" in schools and made acting like a man an offense in the workplace, they're now trying to clamp down on men having any personality at all -- hence their hatred for comedy.
The irony is, there is nothing funny about what feminists are doing so it's hard to have humor about it. But we need to ask ourselves why they chose to pick on comedy -- of all things -- and why now.
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RE: Humor overrated as an attraction trait?
(06-02-2013 01:06 PM)nek Wrote: It's something I've been noticing a lot lately, but it seems to me the witty/funny guys get girls attention, but it's more friendzone like than sexual. As in, they want to hang out with these guys, enjoy their entertainment, but aren't sexually pining for them. When it comes to a raw sexual attraction, being laconic seems to appeal to them more. Even for me I've noticed it. I use to be the more gregarious, funny-guy type. I always had girls and people I was hanging out with, and they'd call to hang out, but sexually it wasn't working out as much as you'd think it should. As I've gotten older I've become more to myself, even in social settings. I don't have as many girls calling to hang out and my weekends aren't booked with events to go to but the female attention I get is more sexual in nature.
For instance, one of the guys I hang out with is really funny and he hangs out with the girls in this group quite often (they have each other's numbers and invite each other out all the time to events and what not), but when this guy tries to escalate with these girls it goes no where (they haven't hooked up with him according to reports, which I believe based on my observations as well). I'm more of a fringe guy in this group and I don't have as much to say as I don't hang out with them as much and come off as more laconic/terse. However, when I do interact with the girls it doesn't have the "friend" tone that I perceive in their interactions with the other guy. So all this is starting to make me think that the humor thing is a bit overrated. Does anyone else notice the same thing?
I think if anything humor is UNDERRATED. Remember that being funny isn't always synonymous with being loud, crazy, or a clown.
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