Communicating to Seduce, Involve and Excite in Romantic Relationships

By Emanuele M. Barboni Dalla Costa

An invaluable text written by a specialized communication coach intended for all those who wish to perfect their communication skills within the couple, during seduction and maintenance of relationships.

This book represents the result of more than ten years of study and insight into the topic of communication applied to improving romantic relationships.

Table of Contents:

1. COMMUNICATING TO SEDUCE, ENGAGE AND EXCITE IN ROMANTIC RELATIONSHIPS

Communicate to Seduce, Engage and Excite

Quality of Relationships and Quality of Life

Technology Has Caught Us Unawares

The Boiling Point

Failure is Always Easier

The Responsibility is Only Yours

Communicating is a Real Casino

Being Alone Sucks

You Are A Diamond

It All Depends On How You Communicate

I don't think you'll fuck more (or maybe you will)

The Great Illusion of "Seduction"

What Other Coaches Don't Tell You

Interpreting Communicative Contexts

But I Can't Communicate Well...

The Discomfort of Feeling "Out of Place"

Ever heard of Social Intelligence?

The Story of Philip, Perennially in the Friendship Zone

In Love, the Fugitive Wins?

Always Identify Communicative Objectives

Expectations Are for Children

Everything seems easy at first...

You Create Your Relational Destiny

Feeling Inadequate? Maybe You're Missing A Block

The "Can Do" and the "Nerd".

No Opportunities? Create them, Don't Make Excuses Anymore

Making Love With the Mind Before the Body

Don't Be Afraid of Making a Fool of Yourself

You Have Your Whole Life To Improve

Prince Charming Doesn't Exist ... and The Princess is Bipolar

I Have Bad News: You Are Never Yourself

But it's the shyness that gets me...

2.INSIGHTS

The 6 things you CANNOT control in a relationship

Is Love A Choice?

How to Overcome Unrequited Love

Communication - or Quality or Silence

The Importance of Recognizing Emotions

Always be respected, even in Chat

Manage Emotions, Don't Bury Them!

Learning to Say No, Feelings of Guilt and Self-Image

Love in the Time of Tinder - Superficiality, Idealization, Immaturity and Self-Image

What are the 5 wounds of the inner child within us?

How to Win an Argument (Without Making a Slaughter)

Dangerous Consequences of Communicating Emotions Quietly

Possessiveness, Being Sexy and Insecurity

Use Style and Sensitivity to Stand Out from the Competition

Being Sensitive is a 'Plus' (which must be managed well)

You have to Give Authentic Emotions to Receive Quality Emotions

• Language: English
• Publisher: Publishdrive
• Release date: Jan 13, 2022

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Communicating to Seduce, Involve and Excite in Romantic Relationships

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Contents

Synopsis

1. Communicate to Seduce, Engage and Excite

2. Quality of Relationships and Quality of Life

3. Technology Has Caught Us Unawares

4. The Boiling Point

5. Failure is Always Easier

6. The Responsibility is Only Yours

7. Communicating is a Real Casino

8. Being Alone Sucks

9. You Are A Diamond

10. It All Depends On How You Communicate

11. I don't think you'll fuck more (or maybe you will)

12. The Great Illusion of Seduction

13. What Other Coaches Don't Tell You

14. Interpreting Communicative Contexts

15. But I Can't Communicate Well...

16. The Discomfort of Feeling Out of Place

17. Ever heard of Social Intelligence?

18. The Story of Philip, Perennially in the Friendship Zone

19. In Love, the Fugitive Wins?

20. Always Identify Communicative Objectives

21. Expectations Are for Children

22. Everything seems easy at first...

23. You Create Your Relational Destiny

24. Feeling Inadequate? Maybe You’re Missing A Block

25. The Can Do and the Nerd.

26. No Opportunities? Create them, Don't Make Excuses Anymore

27. Making Love With the Mind Before the Body

28. Don't Be Afraid of Making a Fool of Yourself

29. You Have Your Whole Life To Improve

30. Prince Charming Doesn't Exist ... and The Princess is Bipolar

31. I Have Bad News: You Are Never Yourself

32. But it's the shyness that gets me...

33. INSIGHTS

34. The 6 things you CANNOT control in a relationship

35. Is Love A Choice?

36. How to Overcome Unrequited Love

37. Communication - or Quality or Silence

38. The Importance of Recognizing Emotions

39. Always be respected, even in Chat

40. Manage Emotions, Don’t Bury Them!

41. Learning to Say No, Feelings of Guilt and Self-Image

42. Love in the Time of Tinder - Superficiality, Idealization, Immaturity and Self-Image

43. What are the 5 wounds of the inner child within us?

44. How to Win an Argument (Without Making a Slaughter)

45. Dangerous Consequences of Communicating Emotions Quietly

46. Possessiveness, Being Sexy and Insecurity

47. Use Style and Sensitivity to Stand Out from the Competition

48. Being Sensitive is a ‘Plus’ (which must be managed well)

49. You have to Give Authentic Emotions to Receive Quality Emotions

Acknowledgements

The Author

Synopsis

An invaluable text written by a specialized communication coach intended for all those who wish to perfect their communication skills within the couple, during seduction and maintenance of relationships.

This book represents the result of more than ten years of study and insight into the topic of communication applied to improving romantic relationships.

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Communicate to Seduce, Engage and Excite

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Quality of Relationships and Quality of Life

The quality of our lives is directly proportional to the quality of our relationships.

How I love this sentence!

In reality, it’s a concept that is as simple as it is incisive: if our relationships go well, if we understand each other with colleagues, family, friends and partners, our lives take a turn for the better. We feel better. We live with more serenity. I challenge anyone to say otherwise!

Of course, life is not all about relationships. There are also other important things: work, money, health, our basic and psychological needs (see Maslov’s The Pyramid of Needs), our hobbies and our need, sometimes, to be alone for some time.

If you think about it though, at the end of the day, everything is about relationships. In every area of your life you will have to deal, whether you like it or not, with other people. There are those who have a greater propensity for social relations, and those who have less. But the human being cannot do without a daily relationship with others.

(Sure, if you wanted to, you could turn into Buddhist monks or retire to private life in a little house in the woods, but that doesn’t seem like such a bright idea today. Or maybe it is. Who knows!)

I believe that the necessary condition for appreciating being with others is in fact solitude. That’s right, never forget that. More on that later.

The necessary condition for appreciating being with others is solitude.

Just as you need total darkness to see the brightness of the stars, to fully enjoy a relationship you need to understand, embrace and recognize the value of solitude.

Believe it or not, this is the missing step in almost every relationship I’ve had the opportunity to analyze in my private and professional spheres. The result is always the same: those who know how to be alone manage to be well with others. He manages to exude confidence, in many cases leadership. They are able to enjoy their relationships more intensely because they recognize their profound value.

But how many times have I noticed how people are not able to stay, to give an example, even a few weeks alone. And if it is true that the quality of the relationships we weave is directly proportional to the overall quality of our lives, well, maybe we should do a thread of self-analysis to realize if the first, most important relationship, the one with ourselves, is in good health.

There is a mechanism, as strange as it is observable, that makes us bond to people by creating a sort of dependence on others. In my opinion, this is a very sneaky mechanism, but in terms of psychological economy it makes perfect sense. Let’s talk about emotional dependence.

We need to ask ourselves whether we are dependent or independent of others, and to what extent we are.

Far be it from me to lecture on psychology. I am not a psychologist and never will be. What I can simply do is observe with a critical eye the behaviors and the way of communicating of those who, as mentioned, are unable to be alone. Observe how this inability leads to a type of communication that is needy, overbearing and in constant search of connection. Why does this happen? I think the reason is there for all to see. Because we are afraid to be alone. And because our insecurity is constantly seeking validation in others. Put another way: we only feel complete when we are pampered by the presence of the other. And it doesn’t matter if that other is not the right person, is violent or rude. The important thing, the key to survival is not to be alone.

I am firmly convinced that even from a romantic point of view we human beings are made to live a life as a couple. I pause for a moment to wonder if the search for this well-being, this validation is real or just invented. If we are lying to ourselves in order not to be alone or if the relationship we have established is really satisfying. These are complex and difficult questions to digest. But it is legitimate to ask: why am I with this person?

I know this may seem counter intuitive to you. We’ve just stated that everything is relationship, that being with others is our primary need, and that we are to some extent connected to those around us. Well, that is the primary concept. There is one, however, that we can say is secondary. Not secondary in the sense that it is less important, but in the sense that it looks at the phenomenon of relationships from a different perspective. A qualitative perspective.

What is the quality of your relationships?

While it is true that we cannot exempt ourselves from relating,