Elevated Man Podcast with Apollonia Ponti

How To Touch A Woman To Turn Her On! (5 Things Most Men Miss, But Now You Won't)

Are you unsure when to start flirting with her?

Do you get nervous at the thought of trying to seduce your date? And often unsure whether or not she is really into you in the first place.

If your thoughts of seducing a woman are making you unsure that will lead to more, then you are in for a special treat; in this podcast episode, Apollonia Ponti shares valuable insights on the art of building romantic connections with women, specifically focusing on the subtle nuances of physical interaction that many men tend to overlook.

Apollonia has seen it all when men are trying to turn a woman on. Many men and her clients frequently overanalyze their approach in the realm of seduction, often failing to grasp the subtle cues and signals women provide to express their interest.

Apollonia empathizes with the frustration of seducing a woman and trying to turn her on while not being seen as creepy. But in this podcast episode, Apollonia uses practical and straightforward methods to help you discern a woman's readiness for romantic advances.

These practical advice and tests will help you emphasize the importance of attentive body language observation and reciprocal physical contact; Apollonia provides essential guidance for recognizing the pivotal moments when a woman is ready to take things to the next level and potentially lead to the bedroom.

So, if you're struggling with how to turn on a woman, seduce a woman, and know if she wants to be seduced, then this is the podcast episode for you!

Key points in this episode:

• 1:00 - Most men struggle with seducation. Apollonia explains how many men overthink when trying to seduce women, such as being overly flirty in a text.
• 1:34 - You need to read the room. Watch her body language and see how she is acting toward you. Is she smiling? Laughing? Constantly touching your arm, or is she closed off, moving away from you, or not even looking at you?
• 2:38 - The hand test. It's a simple yet effective test: if she wants you, put your hand on hers for 5 seconds. If she pulls away immediately, she is not comfortable with you yet; however, if she doesn't pull away and let your hand rest on hers for a while, that is the green light.
• 3:15 - Touch the appropriate parts of her body. One way to turn a woman on is physical touch (only start doing this if you know she is comfortable with you). Touching her shoulders, arms, and hands is the most respectful way to convey that you want her; however, feeling her stomach, thighs, or knees will make her uncomfortable.
• 4:45 - Putting her hair behind her ear. This makes a woman turn on; the thought of a romantic gesture makes her want you more.
• 5:19 - Hugging her. Once you have the green light and are both comfortable touching each other, once you hug her, let your hand gently touch her back; kissing her shoulders or neck will instantly turn her on.
• 5:58 - The key to turning her on is taking it slowly. Build up the tension; don't start kissing her off the bat; start with her hand, then her shoulder, hugging, and finally, a kiss. These steps can cause her to take things more with you in the bedroom.

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