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'''Negging''' is a [[PUA]] technique whereby a person makes a deliberate backhanded compliment or outright insult to a woman to undermine her [[confidence]] and increase her need of the manipulator's approval. | '''Negging''' is a [[PUA]] technique whereby a person makes a deliberate backhanded compliment or outright insult to a woman to undermine her [[confidence]] and increase her need of the manipulator's approval. | ||
Almost all teasing can be categorized as, 'negging', although 'negging' is often more intense than teasing. | Almost all teasing can be categorized as, 'negging', although 'negging' is often more intense than teasing. Negging has been popular before pick-up-artistry became popular, but the practice fits [[PUA]] philosophy to a tee. | ||
Generally negging really only works if you already have a higher [[LMS]] than the girl, that's really it. | Generally negging really only works if you already have a higher [[LMS]] than the girl, that's really it. | ||
== Examples == | == Examples == | ||
Some Examples of negging are: | Some Examples of negging are: | ||
*"Nice nails, are they real?" | *"Nice nails, are they real?" | ||
*"You must be a law student/lawyer." | *"You must be a law student/lawyer." | ||
*"I think I saw some girls with more ridiculous shoes here, but you’re definitely in the top 2/5/10/whatever number makes sense based on the size of the venue." | *"I think I saw some girls with more ridiculous shoes here, but you’re definitely in the top 2/5/10/[whatever number makes sense based on the size of the venue]." | ||
*"I like your shoes, they look really comfortable." | *"I like your shoes, they look really comfortable." | ||
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*"In one more drink I’ll be ready to hit on you." | *"In one more drink I’ll be ready to hit on you." | ||
[[category:manosphere]] | [[category:manosphere]] | ||
==See Also== | ==See Also== | ||
*[[PUA]] | *[[PUA]] | ||
{{Behavioralism}} | {{Behavioralism}} |