"How to get your princess back?"

The twenty one years old, young man, was deeply, in love with the waitress of the cafe adjacent to his house. He was a shy guy lacking skills of seducing women. However, he was a handsome man, charming, charismatic, and has an income making him living a life above average.

Emma was the beautiful gorgeous woman and waitress in the district. She had a perfectly drawn facial traits, always applied a bloody red lipstick. Her body was like of any body men desire. Her hair straight and smooth. She sexily talk, sexily move. But, when she smile men down.

He was obviously constantly, spending most of his time within the cafe, in spot allowing him to watch all of her movements. After coming back home from work. He change his clothes and put on the best clothes he has, the best perfume, and grab his wallet and the house's keys and hit straight to the cafe, where he will be watching closely his princess for the rest of the day.

William continued repeating the same routine for quite a year and a half. Until one day, he found something interesting that will be a game changer helping him destroy the monster, which standing between him and his princess. It's a book called "How to get your princess back?" by Salaheddine Roukissy. Salaheddine Roukissy known not just as the writer of the book, but also as the great pick up artist in the universe. At first when he found the book, he was like "seriously, this is childish! How can a book with a childish name "How to get your princess back?" help me get the most beautiful woman in my city?" but after, going through the review, people write on the book, he was literally stunned, and decided to give it a try.

Weeks went by, and William haven't showed up at the cafe. Emma started to become anxious and wandering if something bad has happened to him. Because, she was also into him. it's funny, right? Because, nothing bad was happening with him. Instead, he was so into the book. coming from work no clothes changing no nothing. He opens the door, throw away his suitcase, and position himself in front of his laptop and start reading The with-childish-title book, following every guidelines and advises he read with practice and repetition. His aim is to know the book by heart, He thought if he get to know the book by heart, he will definitely become a pick up artist.

1. 3 second rule.

• What is that?

It's a guideline developed by the greatest PUA (pick up artist) Mystery for overcoming approach anxiety. It is also one of the basic principal rules of the game taught by Mystery to Style ( the author of the "The game"). You should never ever break the 3 Second Rule. If you do, you will become a target to the approach anxiety. In other words, you will start overthinking if you should approach the set (girl) or not, fear, and nervousness will come along. Also, for some guys, they will start coming up with excuses. More importantly, staring at your target for too long, she will start to think that you are a creepy.

• How can i apply it?

In order to avoid all of that stuff, the instant you make eye contact with your target. Count three, two, one... "Hey! Quick question! Who lie more girls or boys?"... and you are far away from the bad things we mentioned above.

2. Do not approach the set from behind.

• What is that?

You might be wondering, where is the difference? Well, there is a huge difference. While they are surrounded by strangers, girls never drop their guards. Because, they have fears of being attacked. If you approach the set from behind especially if she doesn't know you, that will freak her out and she will immediately shut you down, or at best you will have her feeling unconformable talking to you.

• How can I apply it?

So, here is the thing, you still have two ways, which are you either approach from the side, front, or don't. whenever you want to approach your target, look for a way to approach her form the side or the front. So, she can notice that you're coming and be ready for your presence.

3. Throw away the cliche openings you know.

• What is that?