The Ultimate Trick to Make Men Fall for You (Obedience Test)

We all know that when we are sick, we need to take medicine and see a doctor, right? So, when we are sick emotionally, shouldn't we also take medicine and see a doctor?

Just judging whether our emotions are sick is already a headache. Let alone taking medicine and seeing a doctor.

Actually, whether it's a physical illness or an emotional one, it actually has some indicators.

When we're sick physically, we'll have symptoms like a cold, drowsiness, feeling unwell, stomachache, and a smaller voice.

When we're happy, we'll have smiles, a louder voice, and being lively.

So, indicators are used to measure a person's current state. They can help you determine what a person is currently experiencing.

So, do emotions also have such indicators? Actually, they do. We can use emotional indicators to determine our current emotional state.

That way, whether it's a sick emotion or a healthy one, we no longer have a vague understanding, we have a standard for judging.

What are emotional indicators? They're obedience tests.

Obedience tests mean that you give men some instructions, and see how they respond and act. This is used to judge how much they like you in an emotional relationship.

Let's say you've known a man for a long time, but you don't know if he likes you. You might look at his, trying to find evidence that he likes you.

Some people will count the petals of a flower, trying to find evidence that he likes you.

Some people will discuss it with their girlfriends, asking them if he likes you or not.

The easiest way to find the answer is to do an obedience test.

Let's say there are two men in front of you.

Man A says: 'XX, can you buy me a bottle of water?' 'XX, can you treat me to dinner?'

Big Brother says: 'XX, can you buy me a bottle of water?' 'XX, can you treat me to dinner?'

When you say this, you're willing to let him buy you water and treat you to dinner, but you probably wouldn't treat him to dinner.

Because you like him, you'd be willing to listen to his words, and this man wouldn't necessarily have that concept of liking you.

We call this act of letting someone do things for you an obedience test.

So, when you want to judge whether a man likes you, you can let him do things for you.

For example, you can say: 'I'm a little thirsty, can you buy me a bottle of water?'

You can also say: 'There's a delicious spicy potato in that shop, let's rest there, can you buy one for me?'

You can also give him your bag to go to the toilet.

The more he obeys your requests, the more he likes you. If he doesn't obey you, it means he doesn't like you very much, and your relationship might have problems.

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At this stage, many women will do obedience tests, such as letting men order takeout or buy fruit and give gifts, and actively calling you.

But many men don't cooperate, so many women can't do anything.

You're only using version 1.0 of obedience tests, so when you encounter difficulties, you need to use version 2.0.

As mentioned before, Man A says: 'XX, can you buy me a bottle of water?' 'XX, can you treat me to dinner?'

You probably wouldn't treat him to dinner, but you might buy him water.

Both of these are obedience tests. Why do you not want to treat him to dinner, and why do you want to?

Obedience has levels. The level of buying water is 1.5, while the level of treating to dinner is 5.

Some low-level obedience tests we are willing to do, but high-level obedience tests, we only do them when our relationship with him is more intimate.

When you ask a man to do something for you, it might be because your obedience level is too high, so he wouldn't do it. If you try a lower-level request, and he still doesn't agree, then you try a lower-level request.

You keep making your obedience tests more difficult until he agrees.

The lowest level is to just raise your hand, meaning he can do something with just a gesture.

If he lets you have a piece of paper, you can ask him to give you one.

When you eat, ask him to move your favorite dish a little closer.

When he goes home, ask him to buy you an apple.

By now, you might have some doubts. Can I only ask him to do small things like this?

Why do I start with small things like this? That's because of the upgrade theory of obedience tests.

When he has helped you with 3 obedience level 1 tasks, you can try to ask him to do a obedience level 2 task. When he has done 3 obedience level 2 tasks, you can upgrade to level 3.

You can divide obedience levels according to the inconvenience. The more inconvenient the level, the lower the level; the more convenient the level, the higher the level.

This way, you can gradually increase to the level you want.

Obedience tests also have a small cheat. You can use this cheat to speed up the increase in your obedience level. But you can't use this cheat frequently. The fastest is to use it 4 times in 1 use.

This cheat is called 'Raise Expectations.'

For example, your current goal is to raise your obedience level to level 2, but first you propose a level 3 request. He will definitely not agree, so you pretend to be very disappointed, and then propose a level 2 request.

Whenever people reject others, they will feel a little guilty. If you reduce the request at this time, people will be more likely to accept the lower request because of the guilt.

For example, when you finish eating, you can ask him to wash the dishes. If he refuses, you can argue with him briefly, and then pretend to be disappointed and wash the dishes yourself.

But at this time, you can tell him: 'You put the bowl over here, and I'll wash it myself.'

Then he's more likely to accept the task of picking up the bowl.

To judge the situation of a relationship, you can do an obedience test on men.

The higher his obedience level, the more he likes you. If his obedience level is lower, it means he doesn't like you very much, and your relationship might have problems.

If a man doesn't accept your obedience tests, you can lower the test level until he agrees.

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