Playing hard to get remains a popular dating tactic, creating excitement and enhancing desirability through perceived difficulty. While it encourages potential partners to invest more effort, concerns about deception and manipulation persist. Research suggests that moderate uncertainty and reciprocal interest can make this approach more effective. Striking a balance is crucial; too much effort may lead to insecurity whereas too little can communicate desperation. Ultimately, thoughtful execution of this tactic may lead to better romantic outcomes in modern dating.
Men love the seemingly unattainable girl. The worst thing you can do is make it easy for them.
A bit of chase can make the whole thing more exciting. When both people are in the 'game,' it adds a spark.
Playing hard to get forces potential partners to make an effort over time, thereby increasing the agent's desirability.
Happiness is not a matter of intensity but of balance and order and rhythm and harmony.
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