How To Get A Man Without Getting Played: 29 Dating Secrets to Catch Mr. Right, Set Your Standards, and Eliminate Time Wasters

When it comes to finding a suitable mate for a passion filled, committed relationship, one of the things men want most in a woman is self-possession, or said another way, womanly poise.

When a woman lacks poise she generally gives too much of herself, and usually at the most ineffective times when dating a man. She is too lenient with men in the beginning stages of a new romance, and she's prone to compromising her standards just to keep a man in her life.

A woman with poise never chases or throws herself at a man, especially if he's pulling away from her. She also doesn't make things easy for a man by clearing her schedule "just in case" he calls or comes around.

This book was designed for women who want to go from being powerless to being irresistible to men. In it, you'll discover the secrets to having more confidence and power with men and dating as you learn the beliefs, attitudes, dating rules, "love habits", and seduction secrets of the high-value woman.

Here's what you're going to learn inside:

The most seductive first date "good deed" that can capture a man's desire and make him desperate to see you againThe number-one key to conquering a man's heart during the early dating stages (this is something most women only figure out after years of painful trial and error)How to get a boyfriend by avoiding a huge relationship-killing mistake most women make within the first few weeks of datingHow to get a man to treat you like a top priority (instead of his plan B) once you start dating himHow to maintain the "queen's composure" when men pull away and how to use it to make the good ones come running back to youThe "dating rules" high-value women use to quickly eliminate players and find Mr. RightAnd much, much more…

Get started right away and discover how to date like a high-value woman to get the guy without getting played.

© 2020 Bruce Bryans (หนังสือเสียง): 9781094296227

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