Don't do these things if you want to be an attractive woman! And the curious thing is that, even though they are considered very beautiful, these mistakes in conquest can end up pushing people away rather than bringing them together.
Whether it's at the conquest stage, or even if you're already in a relationship, just as important as knowing how to act is knowing exactly what to do. what not to do. After all, a few slip-ups can put everything at risk.
We're going to talk about five of these attitudes that can diminish your attractiveness, with practical examples for help you identify if you're making any of these mistakes.
1. Laughing or talking loudly
Have you ever been in a quiet restaurant or café and suddenly a loud laugh takes over the room and becomes the center of attention?
Laughing is great and is part of being sociable, but when it happens in an exaggerated way, it can seem forced or even uncomfortable to others.
The same happens when we speak loudly without realizing that the environment isn't asking for it.
It's important to be balanced, and this is our first and most common one mistakes in conquest.
An example: you're on a first date and nervously try to break the ice with a loud laugh after every joke your date makes. At first, he may find it funny, but soon it can become tiresome or embarrassing.
This doesn't mean you have to change your essence, but being a little more conscious about the volume of your voice and the intensity of your laughter can make you appear more balanced and natural.
Flirting and attracting attention is also about creating tension, mystery and leaving the other person wanting more.
Speaking too loudly or laughing too much can break this subtle atmosphere, something that diminishes seduction and puts people off.
2. Excessive self-criticism
This is one of the most serious mistakes in conquest. There is nothing that diminishes attractiveness more than a woman who is always belittling herself or verbalizing her insecurities.
Yes, we all have moments of low self-esteem, but constantly saying things like "I'm so ugly today", "Nobody will want me", or "I can't do anything right" can become a major repellent.
For exampleImagine you're at a party and, instead of enjoying the moment, you start talking to your friends or even the guy you're interested in about how your hair doesn't look good or how overweight you feel.
This kind of self-criticism takes the focus off who you really are and makes the people around you feel uncomfortable, not knowing how to react.
Instead of attracting admiration, you end up projecting insecurity, which makes the other person lose interest.
Men generally like confident women. And, let's face it, confidence is much more attractive than perfection.
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