and what is seductive about you; and second, your target and the actions that will penetrate

their defenses and create surrender.”

- Robert Greene

Seduction starts off with who you are, the way you are expressing your seductive energy.

Robert Greene forms nine types of seducers, and in the end, finishing with an Anti-Seducer.

Let's learn more about them:

1. Sirens lure their targets with their image and tease.

They are packed with sex appeal and they are not afraid to show it.

2. Rakes adore the opposite sex; they are willing to do everything for it.

With their infectious desire, they can draw their target into a sensual moment where all

time loses any meaning.

3. Ideal lovers can adapt to a targets mood, go along with it, find whats missing in their

life and provide that.

Making them selves a perfect partner and ideal lover in every situation.

4. Dandies are all about presentation, striking and full of confidence they are people we

admire and wish to be.

5. Naturals are very spontaneous and always open; they will take their time and hold nothing

back.

6. Coquettes are self-sufficient and extremely narcissistic.

Instead of chasing Coquettes let themselves be chased.

7. Charmers are very social creatures; they are very pleasant to be around with.

They want and know how to please.

8. Charismatics have a great amount of unusual confidence.

They create an illusion that they are born this way, that this comes from inside them.

9. Stars are always striving to put them selves on a pedestal, they are about being an actor

of great stories and dramas and always keeping their distance, being untouchable.

Anti-seducers are those that have a main attribute of insecurity, and when ts combined with some

other negative attribute, it creates a personality that will always repel.

They are everything that seducers are not.

Before continuing to 24 rule for successful seduction, Greene gives out one important

not: Never try to seduce your own type.

It's a follow thru of a golden rule: Opposites attract.

"What will seduce a person is an effort we expend on their behalf, showing how much we

care, how much they are worth."

- Robert Greene

Time to move to seduction rules.

1. Choosing the right victim.

The right victims are those for whom you can fill a void, who see in you something exotic.

Never rush into the waiting arms of the first person who seems to like you.

That is not seduction but insecurity.

2. Creating a False Sense of Security, Approach Indirectly

To move from friendship to love can win success without calling attention to itself as a maneuver.

There is nothing more effective in seduction than making the seduced think that they are

the ones doing the seducing.

3. Send Mixed Signals

What is obvious and striking may attract their attention at first, but that attention is

often short-lived; in the long run, ambiguity is much more potent.

Be hard to figure out.

4. Appear to Be an Object of Desire: Create Triangles

You see a man alone, whom nobody talks to for any length of time, and who is wandering

around without company; isn't there a kind of self-fulfilling isolation about him?

Why is he alone, why is he avoided?

There has to be a reason.

5. Create a need, stir anxiety and discontent

People are always susceptible to being seduced, because in fact everyone lacks a sense of

completeness, feels something missing deep inside.

Bring their doubts and anxieties to the surface, and they can be led and lured to follow you.

6. Master the Art of Insinuation

There is no known defense against insinuation— the art of planting ideas in people's minds

by dropping elusive hints that take root days later, even appearing to them as their own

idea.

Make everything suggestive.

7. Enter Their Spirit

Play by their rules, enjoy what they enjoy, adapt yourself to their moods.

In doing so, you will stroke their deep-rooted narcissism and lower their defenses.

8. Create Temptation

As the serpent tempted Eve with the promise of forbidden knowledge, you must awaken a

desire in your targets that they cannot control.

Find that weakness of theirs, that fantasy that has yet to be realized, and hint that

you can lead them toward it.

9. Keep Them In Suspense, what comes next?

Behave in a way that leaves them wondering, What are you up to?

Doing something they do not expect from you will give them a delightful sense of spontaneity—

they will not be able to foresee what comes next.

10. Use the Demonic Power of Words to Sow Confusion

Inflame people's emotions with loaded phrases, flatter them, comfort their insecurities,

envelop them in fantasies, sweet words, and promises, and not only will they listen to

you, but they will also lose their will to resist you.

11. Pay Attention to Detail

The secret is in small things.

People mostly miss these things that are dead giveaways of certain feelings, reactions,

and likings.

12. Poeticize Your Presence

You can be dangerous, naughty, even somewhat vulgar, depending on the tastes of your victim.

But never be ordinary or limited.

In poetry (as opposed to reality), anything is possible.

13. Disarm Through Strategic Weakness and Vulnerability

The best way to cover your tracks is to make the other person feel superior and stronger.

If you seem to be weak, vulnerable, enthralled by the other person, and unable to control

yourself, you will make your actions look more natural, less calculated.

14. Confuse Desire and Reality— The Perfect Illusion

Your task as a seducer is to bring some flesh and blood into someone's fantasy life by embodying

a fantasy figure or creating a scenario resembling that person's dreams.

15. Isolate the Victim

Separate them from their environment physically, emotionally, and mentally, so they can become

further engrossed with you.

16. Prove Yourself

Cleverly lead your victim into a crisis, a moment of danger, or indirectly put them in

an uncomfortable position, and you can play the rescuer, the gallant knight.

17. Effect a Regression

Encourage them to talk about their childhood.

Don't take their words at face value, many events will be sugarcoated or dramatized,

but pay attention to the tone of voice, things they avoid or deny, or things that make them

emotional.

Also, notice info about weaknesses and mental makeup.

18. Stir Up the Transgression and Taboo

Making your targets feel that you are leading them past either kind of limit is immensely

seductive.

People yearn to explore their dark side.

19. Use Spiritual Lures

Everyone has doubts and insecurities —about their body, their self-worth, their sexuality.

If your seduction appeals exclusively to the physical, you will stir up these doubts and

make your targets self-conscious.

Instead, lure them out of their insecurities by making them focus on something sublime

and spiritual: a religious experience, a lofty work of art, the occult.

20. Mix Pleasure with Pain

Lure them in with focused attention, then change direction, appearing suddenly uninterested.

Make them feel guilty and insecure.

Even instigate a breakup, subjecting them to emptiness and pain that will give you room

to maneuver.

21. Give Them Space to Fall— The Pursuer Is Pursued

Understand: a person's willpower is directly linked to their libido, their erotic desire.

When your victims are passively waiting for you, their erotic level is low.

When they turn pursuer, getting involved in the process, brimming with tension and anxiety,

the temperature is raised.

22. Use Physical Lures

While your cool, nonchalant air is calming their minds and lowering their inhibitions,

your glances, voice, and bearing— oozing sex and desire— are getting under their

skin, agitating their senses and raising their temperature.

23. Master the Art of the Bold Move

Your bold move should have a theatrical quality.

e.g., put out all of the candles but one.

Don't let them into the bedroom at first.

Remember: you are creating a moment that must stand out from the regularity of daily life.

24. Beware the after effects

Stir the pot, even if that means a return to inflicting pain and pulling back.

Never rely on your physical charms; even beauty loses its appeal with repeated exposure.

Only strategy and effort will fight off inertia

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