Time distortion is having her think about a time in the future and her feelings for a special somebody
"say six months from now" (see "Falling in Love" pattern). If you've done a good enough
job, that hypothetical special somebody in her imagination will be you! She feels safe and secure
with that as it is only her fantasy, just a thought, and nobody knows about it. Or at least that's
what she thinks:)
But even if she doesn't imagine you as her special somebody, it doesn't matter. The object of time
distortion is to have her imagine you and her six months from now, not even necessarily as
lovers, just have her experience the thought of having known you for six months already. And
before she knows it, she feels much more safe and secure with you, as if she has known you for a
long time already (like... say... six months?:).
ASF: "It's really pretty simple. You just make up some bullshit fantasy that takes place in the
future involving you and her and explain it to her. By the time you #close, it's almost ridiculous
because she FEELS LIKE she has known you for so long already because you have taken her
mentally to the future and in order to understand that she has to IMAGINE KNOWING YOU
FOR MONTHS. She has imagined that you are good friends and like each other and travel
together etc. You should see the looks on their faces when you say "so what's your number?",
they can't believe how close they feel to you and you don't even have their number:)"
Update. Example of a time distortion story (taken from "Sweep women off their feet..."):
"There was this girl I met over the Internet who would only respond once in a while, making me
wait as long as two weeks for a reply if any at all. At one point I decided to put a stop to it. I
wrote her the following little story:
"I know that right now it's hard for anyone to recognize when they meet the person they want to
share their lives with, especially with the overload of information and male congestion on the
Internet. But sometimes I think that Mother Nature provides food for every little bird in this
world but that doesn't mean it will drop it in its nest. People are the same way. There is someone
out there for every one of us, but we still have to go out there and find him or her.
With that in mind I cannot help but look into the future and see a young woman asking her
grandmother for advice in the matters of the heart. You look at your grand daughter with love in
your eyes, speaking in a kind voice, recalling moments from your youth when you weren't sure
whether your heart was melting for the right man. Then you smile and tell her to trust her heart
even if her mind says no, because there was a time when a young man was desperately trying to
get your attention but for some reason he could not find his way into your heart. Just before you
decided to put an end to his misery he wrote one compelling letter straight from his heart and
that's when you knew he was the man who deserved your love. Your mind was still not
convinced but you decided to let things happen at least for the sake of finding out for sure.
Though it wasn't immediate, your heart and mind surrendered to the power of love. Had I given
up at first we wouldn't be here talking about matters of the heart my dear girl, for that young man
was none other but your grand daddy."
That one email alone made her not want to miss out on such a perfect future."
"say six months from now" (see "Falling in Love" pattern). If you've done a good enough
job, that hypothetical special somebody in her imagination will be you! She feels safe and secure
with that as it is only her fantasy, just a thought, and nobody knows about it. Or at least that's
what she thinks:)
But even if she doesn't imagine you as her special somebody, it doesn't matter. The object of time
distortion is to have her imagine you and her six months from now, not even necessarily as
lovers, just have her experience the thought of having known you for six months already. And
before she knows it, she feels much more safe and secure with you, as if she has known you for a
long time already (like... say... six months?:).
ASF: "It's really pretty simple. You just make up some bullshit fantasy that takes place in the
future involving you and her and explain it to her. By the time you #close, it's almost ridiculous
because she FEELS LIKE she has known you for so long already because you have taken her
mentally to the future and in order to understand that she has to IMAGINE KNOWING YOU
FOR MONTHS. She has imagined that you are good friends and like each other and travel
together etc. You should see the looks on their faces when you say "so what's your number?",
they can't believe how close they feel to you and you don't even have their number:)"
Update. Example of a time distortion story (taken from "Sweep women off their feet..."):
"There was this girl I met over the Internet who would only respond once in a while, making me
wait as long as two weeks for a reply if any at all. At one point I decided to put a stop to it. I
wrote her the following little story:
"I know that right now it's hard for anyone to recognize when they meet the person they want to
share their lives with, especially with the overload of information and male congestion on the
Internet. But sometimes I think that Mother Nature provides food for every little bird in this
world but that doesn't mean it will drop it in its nest. People are the same way. There is someone
out there for every one of us, but we still have to go out there and find him or her.
With that in mind I cannot help but look into the future and see a young woman asking her
grandmother for advice in the matters of the heart. You look at your grand daughter with love in
your eyes, speaking in a kind voice, recalling moments from your youth when you weren't sure
whether your heart was melting for the right man. Then you smile and tell her to trust her heart
even if her mind says no, because there was a time when a young man was desperately trying to
get your attention but for some reason he could not find his way into your heart. Just before you
decided to put an end to his misery he wrote one compelling letter straight from his heart and
that's when you knew he was the man who deserved your love. Your mind was still not
convinced but you decided to let things happen at least for the sake of finding out for sure.
Though it wasn't immediate, your heart and mind surrendered to the power of love. Had I given
up at first we wouldn't be here talking about matters of the heart my dear girl, for that young man
was none other but your grand daddy."
That one email alone made her not want to miss out on such a perfect future."
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