“Boyfriend Destroyer Patterns” Patterns” How To Completely Annihilate Boyfriends Boyfriends Using Five Little-Known But Devastatingly Powerful Covert Patterns That Work Like Magic! Magic!
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BOYFRIEND DESTROYER PATTERNS
Pattern #1: “The Vanishing Anchor” Pattern #2: “Extreme Polarity”
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Pattern #1: “The Vanishing Anchor” his is the most effective pattern to use to overcome the “ I H ave A B oyfri end ” objection.
The idea is that you create an “anchor” of her boyfriend and then immediately associate that anchor with negative emotions. It’s actually pretty simple to do – here’s an example which shows shows you exactly what to say and do. ( My commentary is in italics): italics):
Her: I would go on a date with you, but I have a boyfriend.
You: Oh. Well, thanks for being frank. I really appreciate it. And even though I am interested in you, I still respect relationships a whole lot. It's interesting, though - how people can be in a relationship one day and then the next day, it's gone . (This is where you plant the idea of a breakup in her mind so that it lingers in her brain in the remaining of the conversation). Have conversation). Have you ever experienced that?
Get her to say “yes” early on in the conversation Her: Yes, actually. ( Get would increase compliance later on)
You: It's kind of like, things are going so well and suddenly things get uncertain because you have no idea where it's going anymore, right?
Her: Yeah, I guess. (Another compliance inducer statement)
You: So what's your boyfriend's name?
Her: Ken.
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You: So, you're dating Ken ( point ( point to your left hand – hand – this this is where you anchor the boyfriend ) and it's fun and everything... but then you break up for one reason or another. Have you ever broken up with somebody ( point point to your left l eft hand again – this – this will associate the boyfriend with the idea of a breakup) breakup ) and gone through a period of depression and you suddenly realize why your relationship got ruined? Or have you ever started looking at a guy differently and he starts to look unattractive to you? (The last two questions are to incite negative emotions associated with a breakup. At this point you’re already planting three thoughts in her mind: (1) her boyfriend, (2) the idea of a breakup, and (3) the negative emotions associated with a breakup) .
You: It's just so strange how our minds work. However, I do want to know what would happen if this whole process happened in a mere instant (snap your fingers right in front of her face) in somebody's mind. It would kind of be like his image has vanished (wave your hand in front of her face). And each time you attempted to bring that image back, it just vanishes again. Well, that definitely means that you have started to get over him since you pushed him down your priority list.
You: Or maybe you've gone out with somebody before but you've completely forgotten about him already... you probably haven't even given him a single thought in ages. So, where’ where ’s his image to you now?
Her: (Points at a spot on her body)
You: Is that where his image is? How interesting. So, if you wanted to completely forget him (place your palm onto the spot that she pointed at), it would make him stay in one place forever. Now, what if Ken is in that place? If you look at him that way, you won't like him anymore... you might even end up breaking up with him.
You: Yeah, breaking up can be quite sad, but it can also be great because you'll have a chance to open up to somebody else for a change. Like me. ( point at yourself – associate yourself with the OPPOSITE of the negative emotions / her boyfriend ). ).
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Here are the steps in summary:
STEP 1: Plant the idea of breakup in her mind. STEP 2: Ask her boyfriend’s name, and and plant anchor. STEP 3: Incite negative emotions associated with a breakup. STEP 4: 4: Associate the negative feelings with the boyfriend’s anchor. STEP 5: 5: Perform the “vanishing” routine. “vanishing” routine. STEP 6: Associate yourself with the OPPOSITE of the negative emotions you induced in Step 4.
It could take a couple of practices before you nail this technique – but but once you have this in your arsenal, then you’ll have something that other guys will fear will fear you you for.
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Pattern #2: “Extreme Polarity” his pattern is designed to “suggest” to a woman that her boyfriend is far from ideal and covertly get her to imagine an ideal scenario with a new boyfriend (i.e. you!).
This isn't exactly a destroyer; however, it can make her think about how boring her boyfriend actually is (remember that being boring is the cardinal sin of dating!)
Here’s the line:
"You're taken? Well, I sure am disappointed. However, I do know that it's great to have somebody around who can make your every wish come true and fulfil all of your needs, not to mention somebody to talk to all the time. That's probably pretty clear with you guys, so when do you plan on getting married? I mean, if he fulfils all of your desires the way you need them to be fulfilled, you have probably already planned your wedding, right? You must want to be with him forever how sweet.” sweet.”
When you deliver this line, you’re planting these thoughts in her mind: 1. Is it true that my boyfriend make all my m y wishes come true? 2. Does he fulfil all my needs? 3. Is he available to talk to me all the time? 4. Are we getting married? 5. Do I want to be with him forever?
Your objective is to make her feel increasingly doubtful about her relationship. I know this sounds really insidious, but hey, nobody says it’s gonna look pretty... 6|Page
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In the end, when the girl starts mumbling about there not being a wedding, move to a close.
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