Book: "The Art of Seduction" It is how you make the other person feel. After reading it, I thought the examples of the seducer in the book is really just a dysfunctional psychotic mess who gains attention by "GIVING" attention to someone. Marilyn Monroe, Rudolph Valentino, Josephine Baker.......some examples of specific types of seduction categorized: the siren, the rake,..... It works for both men and women. Whatever the profession. Assuming normal amounts of dysfunction in most people, you can benefit from the read. Absolutely. It wakes you up: make eye contact, smile a little... same author: Best seller "The Art of Power."
I didn't want to say it JHO but that is another thing I don't get. What on earth does one do with all those numbers. Say you go out twice a week, thats like 40 new numbers a month. You would have to stack multiple dates on Saturdays. The last time I went out I didn't see five good candidates all night, much less hit on all of them
Trish, a watch has an utilitarian purpose it is not purely ornamental and most men don't consider it jewelry.
How do you know what is real versus fake? I've always been under the impression that the car is the first impressionable item. Mike P.S. I don't own a watch (I can't stand the feeling of anything metallic on my body), but I do drive a very nice car... fyi, I pay very careful attention to how a woman reacts when she gets in my car - it speaks volumes about her character.
A watch is the only jewelry on a man I like to see. Any other jewelry, turquois, skull rings, necklace, bracelet and I'm breaking a track record.