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Well
if you could have the opportunity to listen to a group of four
20-year-old models standing in front of the bathroom mirror at an
A-List club in Los Angeles or New York, I think you might change
your mind...
My personal view is that SOME women mature faster than most men...
and that SOME women have a SIDE of them that matures faster than
most men.
All women don't mature faster than all men.
But there are those women that DO mature faster... and these younger
women can be VERY interesting to hang out with.
Take a minute and imagine what it would be like to be an attractive
18-year-old young woman who has just graduated from high school and
is starting her first year in college.
Let's assume that she's above average in the looks department,
smart, and beginning to enjoy her new-found freedom and
independence.
What would be going through your mind?
How would you be approaching the world?
Well, I think that you'd probably have begun to realize (in a big
way, most likely) that you have a certain POWER over most men.
You've probably also begun to realize that there are certain types
of "boyz" that hold a certain appeal... and ones that trigger a
certain type of magnetic attraction in you.
(If you've had a chance to go through my Advanced Dating Techniques
Program - found in my eBook, then you understand that this
ATTRACTION is being triggered by certain traits, and not just good
looks.)
Now, without taking too long to explain the point, if you think
about it, the traits that trigger ATTRACTION in women are MORE
likely to be found in an OLDER man than a YOUNGER one.
Traits like higher status, masculinity, leadership, mystery,
challenge, confidence, and composure... and many others.
It often takes men DECADES to cultivate the traits that are
attractive to women... and you'll notice that when they do, they
often act like they just discovered the concept of FRICTION... and
they behave accordingly.
And if you were an attractive younger woman who was just "finding
her wings" in life, you'd be responding to this in a way that you
probably wouldn't be able to explain.
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