7 moves that get any girl's number. The secrets the pros charge thousands for.
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There are no secret moves. There's a sales pitch, and the man it's aimed at is you.
Here's the whole "system", for free, with what each move really is.
Every one of these is sold as confidence. Look closer and it's a way to get round what she actually wants.
Sold as: a backhanded compliment that knocks her down a peg, so she works for your approval.
Really: putting someone down on purpose so they feel worse about themselves. That's how bullies work.
Sold as: run hot, then cold, so she never knows where she stands.
Really: making someone anxious on purpose. Keeping a person off balance is control, not chemistry.
Sold as: get her away from her friends, they'll only "block" you.
Really: cutting her off from the people looking out for her. Her friends aren't obstacles. Notice the word "target". It turns up again in Andrew Tate's War Room.
Sold as: touch her a bit more each time and see what she lets you get away with.
Really: testing how far you can push before she stops you. Touch needs a yes, not a lack of a no.
Sold as: say "I can only stay a minute" so she drops her guard.
Really: lying to get past her guard. If the opener is a lie, what's the rest?
Sold as: her "no" is just a hurdle. Keep going and get past it.
Really: a no is a no. Pushing past it is pressure, and it can be a crime. Anyone teaching this is teaching you to ignore consent.
Sold as: wear something loud so women can't ignore you.
Really: the only harmless one on the list. Wear what you like. Just wear it because you like it.
The pick up scene is men selling to men. To keep you buying, they need you to feel like you're losing.
Neil Strauss's The Game (2005) made negging famous and turned pick up into a business of seminars and bootcamps.
Ten years later he wrote The Truth, about where that lifestyle left him.
Sources: The Game, Neil Strauss (Wikipedia)
In 2014, videos of "dating coach" Julien Blanc grabbing women at his seminars caused an outcry. Australia cancelled his visa and the UK refused him entry.
Source: Julien Blanc (Wikipedia)
A man who teaches you to manipulate women is manipulating you too. You're not his student. You're his customer.
The pick up house never really closed. It moved online, got a new logo and raised its prices.
The Game, mid-2000s
Andrew Tate, 2020s
In 2023 the BBC read 12,000 pages of leaked War Room chats. A man calling himself "Iggy Semmelweis", a self-styled wizard, came across as its real teacher. A former member told them "Iggy is at the top."
The chats show him teaching men to take "sole authority" over a woman and "remove her entire support structure". That's isolating the target, the same move from the pick up books, taken much further. The BBC said members' chats described at least 45 women.
Andrew Tate denies all wrongdoing and has not been convicted. His spokesperson called the BBC's reporting false. His profile has his current legal status.
Sources: Bellingcat, Women's Agenda on the BBC investigation, The Game, Andrew Tate (Wikipedia)
Same blueprint, bigger price. A guru at the top, men paying at the bottom, and women as the product.
If a coach, book or channel does these, you're the mark.
No tricks. These work because they're real, and they work on friends, bosses and dates alike.