How to have captivating conversations with successful men
On Tumblr sugar community I see a lot of posts about how you have to look a certain way to attract rich men and how to achieve that look. Being smart comes up here and there but Iâve never seen a detailed how-to post about it like the ones about appearance.
Honestly? I am quite lazy about my appearance upkeep (and Iâm the first one to admit this is something I need to improve) and never had any problems getting successful men to fall for me. And they all say how charmed they are by my intelligence, and how fascinating it is to talk to me.
In my opinion, if youâre young and cute and have proper hygiene youâre most likely attractive enough for them to be attracted to you. Of course, the look is important, but hereâs the thing; it isnât a dealbreaker for men with money because a lot of it can be fixed by throwing money at it.
Iâve had a man who gave me 10k to be his date for a charity dinner. He spent another 10k on my look for the day. He had his assistant arrange everything: hair to pedicure, gown, shoes, jewelry, what have you. At that event, there was a girl who was a date to another man at the dinner. She was gorgeous. Possibly the most gorgeous at the table, but she didnât know what NATO was. Everyone else at the table was engaging in conversations about international affairs and the girl just sat there, embarassed and visibly bored.
To spend money on you he needs to enjoy spending time with you and in order to enjoy spending time with you, he needs to enjoy talking to you. This is especially true if youâre taking the SGF route that requires a more genuine connection.
Sorry for long preface here are the tips~
I skipped the generic tips like keep eye contact, really listen to him blah blah blah⊠yâall probably already know that.
Documentaries, podcasts, books, what have you. The kind middle aged men are interested in and also the kind they arenât, so you can get both âOh she likes this stuff, too. Awesomeâ and âWow thatâs something I didnât know of. She has her own unique taste. Cool.â
I will do a âpodcasts I listen to as an SBâ post, so that might be helpful.
2. Make that information your own and form your own opinions
If you just keep bringing up facts after facts, youâll just sound obnoxious and you donât want that. The knowledge you absorbed should be a tool for conversation, not the conversation itself.
3. You can have âbadâ taste, but you must have a taste.
You can like things that arenât liked by others. You donât have to like all the ârightâ things. But you have to know what you like or donât like and why, and be able to elaborate on it. If you can do that, they will not look down on you for liking the âwrongâ thing. They respect you for being opinionated, and being able to stand by an unpopular opinion. For example, certain movies that I love are considered trashy by cinephiles as well as the general population. But I can go on and on about why I enjoy them. This pot sat across from me with his eyes sparkling in interest, as I went on a tangent about why one of the worst movies in this countryâs film history is actually a cinematic masterpiece. He thought it was ridiculous, in a good way.
You know how itâs so cute when someone talks excitedly about something they are passionate about? Thatâs how your SD will see you and that makes him fall for you.
4. Stay rooted to your culture and heritage. Constantly learn more about it.
This is particularly important to me as an Asian SB whose target demographic is foreign expats, but it applies to everybody. If youâre conversing with someone from the same culture, you can bond over it, and with someone from a different culture you can share and enlighten. SDs often ask me why people here do certain things certain way, and I would tell them the history behind it, and they will be surprised. They will say that the domestic officials they work with here had not been able to explain them and instead said âidk we just do itâ and they are supposed to be experts that run this country. If you can fulfil their curiosity, you will be interesting.
5. Donât be afraid to change topics and be random
A lot of the times the reason people get stuck is because they are trying to stay on topic when itâs okay to move on to another. If heâs clearly passionate about a topic, donât force the change and instead just listen and respond to him, but if the conversation stagnates, he obviously does not feel the need to talk more about the topic, so jump to another one. It can be unrelated to the previous thing you were talking about. One time I didnât know what to talk about and then I saw a recycling bin outside so I said, âI recently watched a documentary about plastic recycling facilitiesâŠâ and the conversation went from there. This is where #1 comes in handy.
6. Share anecdotes, the defining moments of your life. They donât have to be real.
This makes them feel like theyâre really getting to know you and getting closer to you. If you donât have anything interesting or you just donât want to share personal stuff with him, make something up. Make something up beforehand and repeat it a few times in your head so you can tell them naturally as if itâs true. Have several stories made up for SDs and pots.
7. Share future plans and aspirations. Again, doesnât need to be real.
Same reason as above apply, and also, if your life is going nowhere, that can make you boring. Successful men are driven and they usually like people who are equally as driven. Also, if they truly are generous they will want to help, and even if the goal is fake you most likely still can benefit from it. I told my SD why I want to buy a house as soon as I can and exactly how I plan to do that, he was extremely impressed that I had such a detailed plan that actually makes sense, and offered to give me some money so I can have my planned deposit right now instead of having to keep saving till the end of next year like I planned, as well as use his connections to help me get a good deal with mortgage. (Imma get the other daddy to pay that mortgage let me tell you)
8. Sense of humor can be cultivated.
I love stand-up comedy and sitcoms. They do help with sense of humor and the jokes themselves come in handy when a situation relevant to the joke comes up. If itâs a common joke just steal it, if itâs not, you can say, âComedian (insert name) said, (joke)â and itâs still funny and thatâs whatâs important. Also, inside jokes will make him feel really connected to you. Stay away from self-deprecating humor, though. A little bit can be funny but when it comes to SDs you want to maximize your value so donât diminish that, not even for humor.
I am also guilty of stealing a lot of jokes I saw on Tumblr⊠lmao
9. Itâs less about the topic itself and more about what you do with it and how you do it.
For example, weather is a very basic topic that can be pretty boring. But instead of monotonously saying, âItâs sunny today,â and leave it there, if you say âOh! The sun is bright today! It makes everything look golden. Beautiful days like this makes me want to take a mini vacation to the beach. My grandparents used to live close to a beach and I used to make sand castles all the time with my grandpa. Nowadays I just lay in my bikini. Do you like beaches?â in an excited voice? Conveyed positive energy, shared a tiny piece of your childhood, got him to think about the image of you in a bathing suit, and asked a question to him to continue the conversation.