Note to Self

8 Types of Women you should know about

So I’ve been dating, learning, observing, reading, and talking to people and here’s a new concept I thought I’d archive in the blog. Apparently, when it comes to attracting women, you better be sure you know who you are talking to, because if you do the opposite for her type… you’ll strike out every time.

Now personally I think there may be some half-breeds in there but the 8 basic types are pretty congruent with what I feel would be common-sense. The 8 types of women… The eight types are listed below with their respective profile attributes broken down into what I’ll call the 3 metrics of a woman’s type.

Relationship: this refers to what a woman wants in a relationship – is she looking for someone to stay at home with and watch a movie (cuddling) or get out and live life to the fullest with a guy that will show her the coolest spots in town (adventure).

Time-line: this refers to what a woman is attracted to – is she into alpha males (cocky) or looking for a down-to-earth guy (romantic). Women who want alpha males generally shop around a lot when dating in hopes to find the coolest/badest man in town. Romantic men tend to be more reserved, even shy and perhaps quiet.

Sex-line: this refers to what makes a woman want sex – is she insecure and need to be made to feel safe (make safe) or is she the kind of girl that needs a man who can be aggressive and turn her on (turn-on).

So what’s next? How do you identify a woman’s type… right. There are 3 rather innocent questions that you can ask to help identify a woman’s type. Each answer will help identify all three of her preferences;

1) What gives you the most fulfillment in life?

If she says something like travel, she’s clearly looking for an adventure, if she says something like helping others… chances are she’s a home-body looking to cuddle.

2) What is the one thing you would need if trapped on a deserted island?

If she says something like “a mirror” to be rescued, she’s not down with adventure. If she says “a hamek so that I can lay on the beach” she’s pretty confident and doesn’t need to be made to feel safe.

3) What emotions will you experience when you achieve your most far-reaching goal?

If she says “relieved” then she probably needs to feel safe… if she says “the desire for more” then she’s clearly someone who gets turned-on.

What do you think? Is this accurate? Dead wrong? I have to admit that I’m filling in some of the blanks I refused to pay for when I found this concept. I happen to click on an ad off Facebook that was advertising “Pandora’s Box by Vin Dicarlo” If you know it, I’d love to hear your thoughts.

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