Human lie detector
Section 1:
Body Language
• The person will make little or no eye contact. A person who is lying to you will do
everything to avoid making eye contact.
• Physical expression will be limited, with few arm and hand movements. What arm and hand
movements are present will seem stiff, and mechanical. Hands, arm and legs pull in toward
the body; the individual takes up less space.
• His hand(s) may go up to his face or throat, especially to the mouth. But contact with his
body is limited to these areas. He is also unlikely to touch his chest with an open hand
gesture. He may also touch the nose or scratch behind the ear.
• If he is trying to appear casual and relaxed about his answer, he may shrug a little.
Section 2: Emotional States: Consistency and Contradiction
• The timing is off between gestures and words. If the facial expression comes after the verbal
statement (“I am so angry with you right now” … pause … and then the angry expression), it
looks false.
• The head moves in a mechanical fashion without regard to emphasis, indicating a conscious
movement.
• Gestures don’t match the verbal message, such as frowning when saying “I love you.” Hands
tightly clenched and a statement of pleasure are not in sync with each other.
• The timing and duration of emotional gestures will seem off. The emotion is delayed coming
on, stays longer than it should, and fades out abruptly.
• Expression will be limited to the mouth area when the person is feigning certain emotions –
happiness, surprise, awe, and so on – rather than the whole face
Section 3: Interpersonal Interactions – When we are wrongfully accused, only a guilty person gets
defensive. Someone who is innocent will usually go on the offensive.
• He is reluctant to face his accuser and may turn his head or shift his body away.
• The person who is lying will probably slouch; he is unlikely to stand tall with his arms out or
outstretched.
• There’s movement away from his accuser, possibly in the direction of the exit.
• There will be little or no physical contact during his attempt to convince you.
• He will not point his finger at the person he is trying to convince.
• He may place physical objects (pillow, drinking glass, et cetera) between himself and his
accuser to form a barrier, with a verbal equivalent of “I don’t want to talk about it,” indicating
deception or covert intention.
Section 4: What Is Said: Actual Verbal Content
• He will use your words to make his point. When asked, “Did you cheat on me?” The liar
answers, “No, I didn’t cheat on you.” In addition, when a suspect uses a contraction – “It
wasn’t me” instead of “It was not me” – statistically, there is a 60% chance he is truthful.
• He may stonewall, giving an impression that his mind is made up. This is often an attempt to
limit your challenges to his position. If someone says right up front that he positively won’t
budge, it means one thing: He knows he can be swayed. He needs to tell you this so you
won’t ask, because he knows he’ll cave in. The confident person will use phrases like “I’m
sorry, this is pretty much the best we can do.”
• Watch out for the good old Freudian slip.
• He depersonalizes his answer by offering his belief on the subject instead of answering
directly. A liar offers abstract assurances as evidence of his innocence in a specific instance.
Example: “Did you ever cheat on me?” and you hear, “You know I’m against that sort of
thing. I think it morally reprehensible.”
• He will keep adding more information until he’s sure that he has sold you on his story. The
guilty are uncomfortable with silence. He speaks to fill the gap left by the silence.
• He may imply an answer but never state it directly.
Section 5: How Something Is Said
• Deceitful response to questions regarding beliefs and attitudes take longer to think up.
However, how fast does the rest of the sentence follow the initial one-word response? In
truthful statements a fast no or yes is followed quickly by an explanation. If the person is
being deceitful the rest of the sentence may come more slowly because he needs time to think
up an explanation.
• Watch out for reactions that are all out of proportion to the question. May repeat points that
he has already made. May also be reluctant to use words that convey attachment and
ownership or possessiveness (“that car” as opposed to “my car”).
• The person who is lying may leave out pronouns and speak in a monotonous and inexpressive
voice. When a person is making a truthful statement, he emphasizes the pronoun as much as
or more than the rest of the sentence.
• Words may be garbled and spoken softly, and syntax and grammar may be off. In other
words, his sentences will likely be muddled rather than emphasized.
• Statements sound an awful lot like questions, indicating that he’s seeking reassurance. Voice,
head and eyes lift at the end of their statement.
Section 6: Psychological Profile
• We often see the world as a reflection of ourselves. If you’re being accused of something,
check your accuser’s veracity. Watch out for those people who are always telling you just
how corrupt the rest of the world is. Beware of those asking you if you believe him. They
may respond with, “you don’t believe me, do you?” Most people who tell the truth expect to
be believed.
• Look at whether his focus is internal or external. When a person is confident about what he’s
saying, he’s more interested in your understanding him and less interested in how he appears
to you.
• In a liar’s story, he will usually not give the point of view of a third party. To illustrate giving
a point of view of someone else, “My roommate was so shocked that I would…”
• In relating a story, a liar often leaves out the negative aspects (unless the story is used to
explain way he was delayed or had to cancel plans). The story of a vacation, for example,
should have both positive and negative aspects of what happened.
• A liar willingly answers your questions but asks none of his own. For example, during their
first intimate encounter, Randy asks his new girlfriend if she’s ever been tested for AIDS.
She responds with “Oh, yes, certainly,” and continues on a bit about annual checkups, giving
blood, etc. And then nothing! If she was concerned about her health, as her answer implied,
then [i]she would have asked him the same question. The liar is often unaware that coming
across as truthful means both answering and asking questions.
Section 7: General Indications of Deceit
• When the subject is changed, he’s in a better, more relaxed mood. The guilty wants the
subject changed; the innocent always wants a further exchange of information.
• He does not become indignant when falsely accused. While he is being accused the liar will
remain fairly expressionless. The liar is more concerned with how he is going to respond than
he is with the accusation itself.
• He uses such phrases as “To tell you the truth,” “To be perfectly honest,” and “Why would I
lie to you?”
• He has an answer to your question down pat, such as giving precise detail to an event
occurring two months ago.
• He stalls by asking you to repeat the question or by answering your question with a question.
“Where did you hear that?” “Could you be more specific?” or even repeating your question
back to you, at an attempt at sounding incredulous. For example, “Did I sell you a puppy with
a heart condition? Is that what you’re asking me?”
• What he’s saying sounds implausible, such as “During the past ten years, I have never used a
specific racial epithet.”
• He offers a preamble to his statement starting with “I don’t want you to think that…” Often
that’s exactly what he wants you to think. Whenever someone makes a point of telling you
what they’re not doing, you can be sure it’s exactly what they are doing. Such as, “Not to
hurt your feelings, but…”
• He implies through a form of denial. You hear, “He’s having marital problems, but it has
nothing to do with his wife’s new job.” What’s the first thing you ask? “What does his wife
do?” Suddenly you’re in the exact conversation that is “supposed” to have no bearing on the
facts.
• He uses humor or sarcasm to defuse your concerns, rather than responding seriously.
• He offers you a “better” alternative to your request when he is unable to give you what you
originally asked for. Before you accept someone at his word that he has something better to
offer, first see whether he has what you originally asked for. If he doesn’t, then you shouldn’t
believe him.
• All of his facts relating to numbers are the same or multiples of one another. Watch out when
facts, figures, and information have unusual similarities.
• There is evidence of involuntary responses that are anxiety based. Anxiety causes many
things. His breather may appear as a deep, audible inhaling in an attempt to control his
breathing to calm himself. Swallowing becomes difficult; he may clear his throat. His ability
to focus on something is often diminished, unable to pay attention to what’s going on.
• He uses an obvious fact to support a dubious action. For example, let’s say that a guard is
standing watch over a restricted area. It’s his job to check ID’s of those who enter. “I’m not
sure you have authorization,” he says to a man attempting access. “I’m not surprised,”
answered the man, “only a few people are aware of my clearance level. My work here is not
supposed to be known by everyone.”
• He casually tells you something that deserves more attention.
• He exclaims his displeasure at the actions of another who has done something similar so that
you will not suspect him. For instance, if he is trying to throw you off track of his
embezzlement scheme, he may openly chastise another employee for “borrowing” some
office supplies for personal use at home. Your impression is that he is moral person who
objects to something as minor as stealing office supplies. Certainly he cannot be responsible
for a large-scale embezzlement scheme.
• He may casually tell you something that should deserve more attention. “Oh by the way, I’ve
got to go out of town next weekend on business.” If he doesn’t usually travel for work on the
weekends, then you would expect her to make a point of how unusual the trip is. Her
downplaying the trip makes it suspicious. When something out of the ordinary happens and
the person doesn’t draw attention to it, it means that he is trying to draw attention away from
it. Another tactic is running off a long list of items in the hope that one will remain unnoticed.
• If he lies about one thing, everything he says is questionable.
• His story is so wild that you almost don’t believe it. But you do, because if he wanted to lie,
you think that he would have come up with something more plausible.
• The person will make little or no eye contact. A person who is lying to you will do
everything to avoid making eye contact.
• Physical expression will be limited, with few arm and hand movements. What arm and hand
movements are present will seem stiff, and mechanical. Hands, arm and legs pull in toward
the body; the individual takes up less space.
• His hand(s) may go up to his face or throat, especially to the mouth. But contact with his
body is limited to these areas. He is also unlikely to touch his chest with an open hand
gesture. He may also touch the nose or scratch behind the ear.
• If he is trying to appear casual and relaxed about his answer, he may shrug a little.
Section 2: Emotional States: Consistency and Contradiction
• The timing is off between gestures and words. If the facial expression comes after the verbal
statement (“I am so angry with you right now” … pause … and then the angry expression), it
looks false.
• The head moves in a mechanical fashion without regard to emphasis, indicating a conscious
movement.
• Gestures don’t match the verbal message, such as frowning when saying “I love you.” Hands
tightly clenched and a statement of pleasure are not in sync with each other.
• The timing and duration of emotional gestures will seem off. The emotion is delayed coming
on, stays longer than it should, and fades out abruptly.
• Expression will be limited to the mouth area when the person is feigning certain emotions –
happiness, surprise, awe, and so on – rather than the whole face
Section 3: Interpersonal Interactions – When we are wrongfully accused, only a guilty person gets
defensive. Someone who is innocent will usually go on the offensive.
• He is reluctant to face his accuser and may turn his head or shift his body away.
• The person who is lying will probably slouch; he is unlikely to stand tall with his arms out or
outstretched.
• There’s movement away from his accuser, possibly in the direction of the exit.
• There will be little or no physical contact during his attempt to convince you.
• He will not point his finger at the person he is trying to convince.
• He may place physical objects (pillow, drinking glass, et cetera) between himself and his
accuser to form a barrier, with a verbal equivalent of “I don’t want to talk about it,” indicating
deception or covert intention.
Section 4: What Is Said: Actual Verbal Content
• He will use your words to make his point. When asked, “Did you cheat on me?” The liar
answers, “No, I didn’t cheat on you.” In addition, when a suspect uses a contraction – “It
wasn’t me” instead of “It was not me” – statistically, there is a 60% chance he is truthful.
• He may stonewall, giving an impression that his mind is made up. This is often an attempt to
limit your challenges to his position. If someone says right up front that he positively won’t
budge, it means one thing: He knows he can be swayed. He needs to tell you this so you
won’t ask, because he knows he’ll cave in. The confident person will use phrases like “I’m
sorry, this is pretty much the best we can do.”
• Watch out for the good old Freudian slip.
• He depersonalizes his answer by offering his belief on the subject instead of answering
directly. A liar offers abstract assurances as evidence of his innocence in a specific instance.
Example: “Did you ever cheat on me?” and you hear, “You know I’m against that sort of
thing. I think it morally reprehensible.”
• He will keep adding more information until he’s sure that he has sold you on his story. The
guilty are uncomfortable with silence. He speaks to fill the gap left by the silence.
• He may imply an answer but never state it directly.
Section 5: How Something Is Said
• Deceitful response to questions regarding beliefs and attitudes take longer to think up.
However, how fast does the rest of the sentence follow the initial one-word response? In
truthful statements a fast no or yes is followed quickly by an explanation. If the person is
being deceitful the rest of the sentence may come more slowly because he needs time to think
up an explanation.
• Watch out for reactions that are all out of proportion to the question. May repeat points that
he has already made. May also be reluctant to use words that convey attachment and
ownership or possessiveness (“that car” as opposed to “my car”).
• The person who is lying may leave out pronouns and speak in a monotonous and inexpressive
voice. When a person is making a truthful statement, he emphasizes the pronoun as much as
or more than the rest of the sentence.
• Words may be garbled and spoken softly, and syntax and grammar may be off. In other
words, his sentences will likely be muddled rather than emphasized.
• Statements sound an awful lot like questions, indicating that he’s seeking reassurance. Voice,
head and eyes lift at the end of their statement.
Section 6: Psychological Profile
• We often see the world as a reflection of ourselves. If you’re being accused of something,
check your accuser’s veracity. Watch out for those people who are always telling you just
how corrupt the rest of the world is. Beware of those asking you if you believe him. They
may respond with, “you don’t believe me, do you?” Most people who tell the truth expect to
be believed.
• Look at whether his focus is internal or external. When a person is confident about what he’s
saying, he’s more interested in your understanding him and less interested in how he appears
to you.
• In a liar’s story, he will usually not give the point of view of a third party. To illustrate giving
a point of view of someone else, “My roommate was so shocked that I would…”
• In relating a story, a liar often leaves out the negative aspects (unless the story is used to
explain way he was delayed or had to cancel plans). The story of a vacation, for example,
should have both positive and negative aspects of what happened.
• A liar willingly answers your questions but asks none of his own. For example, during their
first intimate encounter, Randy asks his new girlfriend if she’s ever been tested for AIDS.
She responds with “Oh, yes, certainly,” and continues on a bit about annual checkups, giving
blood, etc. And then nothing! If she was concerned about her health, as her answer implied,
then [i]she would have asked him the same question. The liar is often unaware that coming
across as truthful means both answering and asking questions.
Section 7: General Indications of Deceit
• When the subject is changed, he’s in a better, more relaxed mood. The guilty wants the
subject changed; the innocent always wants a further exchange of information.
• He does not become indignant when falsely accused. While he is being accused the liar will
remain fairly expressionless. The liar is more concerned with how he is going to respond than
he is with the accusation itself.
• He uses such phrases as “To tell you the truth,” “To be perfectly honest,” and “Why would I
lie to you?”
• He has an answer to your question down pat, such as giving precise detail to an event
occurring two months ago.
• He stalls by asking you to repeat the question or by answering your question with a question.
“Where did you hear that?” “Could you be more specific?” or even repeating your question
back to you, at an attempt at sounding incredulous. For example, “Did I sell you a puppy with
a heart condition? Is that what you’re asking me?”
• What he’s saying sounds implausible, such as “During the past ten years, I have never used a
specific racial epithet.”
• He offers a preamble to his statement starting with “I don’t want you to think that…” Often
that’s exactly what he wants you to think. Whenever someone makes a point of telling you
what they’re not doing, you can be sure it’s exactly what they are doing. Such as, “Not to
hurt your feelings, but…”
• He implies through a form of denial. You hear, “He’s having marital problems, but it has
nothing to do with his wife’s new job.” What’s the first thing you ask? “What does his wife
do?” Suddenly you’re in the exact conversation that is “supposed” to have no bearing on the
facts.
• He uses humor or sarcasm to defuse your concerns, rather than responding seriously.
• He offers you a “better” alternative to your request when he is unable to give you what you
originally asked for. Before you accept someone at his word that he has something better to
offer, first see whether he has what you originally asked for. If he doesn’t, then you shouldn’t
believe him.
• All of his facts relating to numbers are the same or multiples of one another. Watch out when
facts, figures, and information have unusual similarities.
• There is evidence of involuntary responses that are anxiety based. Anxiety causes many
things. His breather may appear as a deep, audible inhaling in an attempt to control his
breathing to calm himself. Swallowing becomes difficult; he may clear his throat. His ability
to focus on something is often diminished, unable to pay attention to what’s going on.
• He uses an obvious fact to support a dubious action. For example, let’s say that a guard is
standing watch over a restricted area. It’s his job to check ID’s of those who enter. “I’m not
sure you have authorization,” he says to a man attempting access. “I’m not surprised,”
answered the man, “only a few people are aware of my clearance level. My work here is not
supposed to be known by everyone.”
• He casually tells you something that deserves more attention.
• He exclaims his displeasure at the actions of another who has done something similar so that
you will not suspect him. For instance, if he is trying to throw you off track of his
embezzlement scheme, he may openly chastise another employee for “borrowing” some
office supplies for personal use at home. Your impression is that he is moral person who
objects to something as minor as stealing office supplies. Certainly he cannot be responsible
for a large-scale embezzlement scheme.
• He may casually tell you something that should deserve more attention. “Oh by the way, I’ve
got to go out of town next weekend on business.” If he doesn’t usually travel for work on the
weekends, then you would expect her to make a point of how unusual the trip is. Her
downplaying the trip makes it suspicious. When something out of the ordinary happens and
the person doesn’t draw attention to it, it means that he is trying to draw attention away from
it. Another tactic is running off a long list of items in the hope that one will remain unnoticed.
• If he lies about one thing, everything he says is questionable.
• His story is so wild that you almost don’t believe it. But you do, because if he wanted to lie,
you think that he would have come up with something more plausible.
Lying
I bet you have already written my
tutorial How to be very successful liar, but that tut is for advanced liars.
What if you are noob? This can help you to start, but remember, you need to
adjust this to your possibilities. Good luck!
Anyone in his/her lifetime had a need to lie(don't argue with that), but
how to do it to make them believe you.
Here come few advices in a package.
First, the most important thing is conviction , it means talk steady, don't twitch your speech. Sentences must be short and laconic, not literally "yes", "no", "maybe" instead of them use "Yes your right" or something like that to prove to listener that you not afraid to answer and don't want quickly change the theme of current speech, which ,of course, will any normal person make suspicious about you and what you're thinking.
Second,choosing the sentences.
As I said they must be straight, but not too straight. Always make sentences for the current topic of conversation. Better, make other person to change it. Give them a little pressure to show you're controlling the conversation.
Third,behaviour while lying.
Never look down! It means you ashamed of yourself and not quite convicted about yourself, you're afraiding of what the person will say after your statement. Don't be nervous, don't make legs crossed(it just gives sign of impatience to get rid of current conversation). Look at the same level as the persons eyes (look at what is behind him/her). Hands must be calm,relaxed,best would be too keep them crossed, steady(it adds that majority feeeling).
Fourth,reverse the reverse psychology.(optional,just for juice!)
Dont lie, strike, say directly, what you did or mean.The person will be confused and amazed(in most cases), after that-lie , he will believe in it.
But don't do this, if you think the other person was waiting for that "wrong" action, statement, whatever. It'll make him suspicious.
Ending conversation.
Simple, make him/her ending it.
Notes:
Don't sweat(sweating is sign that you're using more energy to speak, and for what you're using so much energy, correct!For lying!!)
Tip:before conversation squeeze(not to hard) blood-vessel which is between your neck and shoulder,in front of your neck muscle.This will stop the blood from filling your face red.
Anyone in his/her lifetime had a need to lie(don't argue with that), but
how to do it to make them believe you.
Here come few advices in a package.
First, the most important thing is conviction , it means talk steady, don't twitch your speech. Sentences must be short and laconic, not literally "yes", "no", "maybe" instead of them use "Yes your right" or something like that to prove to listener that you not afraid to answer and don't want quickly change the theme of current speech, which ,of course, will any normal person make suspicious about you and what you're thinking.
Second,choosing the sentences.
As I said they must be straight, but not too straight. Always make sentences for the current topic of conversation. Better, make other person to change it. Give them a little pressure to show you're controlling the conversation.
Third,behaviour while lying.
Never look down! It means you ashamed of yourself and not quite convicted about yourself, you're afraiding of what the person will say after your statement. Don't be nervous, don't make legs crossed(it just gives sign of impatience to get rid of current conversation). Look at the same level as the persons eyes (look at what is behind him/her). Hands must be calm,relaxed,best would be too keep them crossed, steady(it adds that majority feeeling).
Fourth,reverse the reverse psychology.(optional,just for juice!)
Dont lie, strike, say directly, what you did or mean.The person will be confused and amazed(in most cases), after that-lie , he will believe in it.
But don't do this, if you think the other person was waiting for that "wrong" action, statement, whatever. It'll make him suspicious.
Ending conversation.
Simple, make him/her ending it.
Notes:
Don't sweat(sweating is sign that you're using more energy to speak, and for what you're using so much energy, correct!For lying!!)
Tip:before conversation squeeze(not to hard) blood-vessel which is between your neck and shoulder,in front of your neck muscle.This will stop the blood from filling your face red.
Let's say that you don't have any experince at lying. For
start, these basic tips will help you:
1. Always look the person your lying to in the eye.
2. Don't fidget and look away.
3. Make sure you know what your going to say or you'll stutter.
4. Remember your story and don't change it.
5. Stay consistent with what you said. If you change it they'll know your lying.
6. Don't smile.
7. Use past emotions to make your poker face perfect. (Like remembering a dead loved one for sadness)
8. Do not expect to become a pro liar over night. Be patient, train your skills, progress easily. Remember, patience is the key!
1. Always look the person your lying to in the eye.
2. Don't fidget and look away.
3. Make sure you know what your going to say or you'll stutter.
4. Remember your story and don't change it.
5. Stay consistent with what you said. If you change it they'll know your lying.
6. Don't smile.
7. Use past emotions to make your poker face perfect. (Like remembering a dead loved one for sadness)
8. Do not expect to become a pro liar over night. Be patient, train your skills, progress easily. Remember, patience is the key!
TIPS
1) Try to talk firmly without losing any word cause this shows your uncertainty. Doing this will make the listener believe you are trustworthy.
2) Use big words and sentences. It's recommended that you don't answer questions with one or two words. Back up your opinion as well as you can.
3) Don't look desperate. It shows that you have lost faith on what you're trying to do which intrigues the listener whether you believe in it or not.
4) Try to stare him/her in the eyes. Thus, you will intimidate him and he will hold an affirmative stand against you, even though he's doing it subconciously.
5) Tell a joke. If you seem more light about the subject your slave will be even lighter and believe everything you want to pass on.
6) Be more demanding. You will let the listener know that you are determined to convince him so there is no way out.
7) Do not touch the listener. You will scare him away by doing that and he will keep a very defensive way.
8) I would say follow the rules above but it would be shitty. Try to speak loud and clear. Do not make the listener ask you "What?" cause automatically you lose lots of points.
Prologue
Before I begin my thread regarding sympathy, I would like to wish you all good luck in all your efforts made to manipulate the human mind. This is my first serious thread on this forum and I hope that you will all enjoy it.
Chapter One: Sympathy in a nutshell
The word sympathy in the Oxford Online Dictionary defines:
1. feelings of pity and sorrow for someone else's misfortune
2. understanding between people; common feeling.
As self-explaining as they are, in short the word sympathy means to feel sorry for someone during their unfortunate times/events etc. Sympathy is a reflex towards listening to misfortunate stories. Everybody has sympathy, it's human. Being sympathetical towards another's unhappiness and suffering shows the slave that you are understanding towards their grief. A positive feeling showing that you are understanding, sympathy also has a side to it which can be used for normal human manipulation. As humans are not telepathic and the general population not possessing the ability to read emotions, sympathy can come into play as a nasty tool to manipulate. Allowing people to feel sympathy towards you and/or feeling sympathetical towards people can both lead to successful human manipulation. These will be explained throughout the thread. Also throughout the thread, majority of the acts will be done by exaggeration and bending the truth.
Chapter Two: Get your story straight!
As said in the previous chapter, sympathy is a nasty tool to allow people to feel sympathy towards you. If successful, it can allow you to control the slave (according to the story you made up during the act). If unsuccessful, the story created will remain - in the eyes of the slave - a true story. There is no need to exercise or learn something to lie and/or to make people feel sympathy. The only thing to do is to set your story straight, so when asked random questions regarding the story, you will show no hesitance in answering them, therefore making the story seem real. A story, in this case, is something that shows that you have had a misfortunate event go by, and you are suffering from it. Lets begin with an example:
Our story: Peter is a teenager learning to manipulate the mind by using sympathy. He has already thought of the story he wishes to tell his girlfriend, Angelina. His story is simple: he lost his wallet at the shopping mall last week and it had his monthly savings in it which he was going to buy a PlayStation game with. He has used to this story because he knows his girlfriends' family is rich and capable of spending money to virtually anything.
Peter has his story set straight, willing to answer every question that comes at him. He has done his research, knowing that his girlfriends' parents are economically stable to spend money to anything they want. This is the successful first step in using sympathy as a human manipulation technique.
Chapter Three: Act as honest as you can!
As a normal human manipulator, the main purpose is to act as straight and honest as you can. One wrong move can cost the whole plan to manipulate the slave. Sympathy here also plays a major role. You, the person trying to manipulate the slave, have your own story to play out. As like an actor; to make your story believeable, you have to act out as if it really is true. So as an example with Peter:
Our story: Peter meets up with his girlfriend at the local cafe. His face is filled with grief and his heart with depression. He acts this way so his girlfriend can ask him what's wrong and the sympathy technique can enter play. So Angelina asks Peter what's wrong, Peter tells her the made up story of him losing his wallet at the shopping mall and it contained the money required to buy his favourite PlayStation game. His girlfriend knew Peter had a thing for PlayStation, and she truly felt sorry for him.
Another success. As Peter showed his girlfriend his "genuine" feeling of grief on his face showed his girlfriend that he was in pain. He acted it quite well and accomplished his task of making her feel sympathy for him.
Chapter Four: Chances of success!
Gender plays a great role in using sympathy to manipulate the human mind. As the female brain consists of more emotion, they have a better chance to manipulate either the same sex, or the opposite. Some examples are:
* If attempting to manipulate a female using sympathy, there is a higher rate of success, as the female mind consists of more sympathetic feelings.
* As a male is a more of a un-sympathetic and a less caring figure, the chances of a male manipulating another male is slim, unless of course both males trust one another.
* The chances of females manipulating males are very high, as the female has the ability to bring up tactics that they can use to convince the males mind.
Chapter Five: The outcome!
A successful sympathetical human manipulation can result in many things, depending on the story given and the goal you want to reach. Lets see what Peter is going to do:
Our story: As Angelina felt the sympathy towards her boyfriend, she offered the idea of her buying the game for him. Peter declined, but he had already planned it out. The stubborness of Angelina got to the best of her, as Peter wanted it to, and they both went out and Angelina bought the PlayStation game Peter had wanted. Peter gave her a nice passionate kiss and resulted in a win-win conclusion.
So Peter knew about her girlfriend being stubborn, he used it against her, so used both sympathy and reverse psychology to succeed in his attempt to make his girlfriend buy him a game. So the outcome always changes according to what you choose it to be, but in the end, it was a well-played tactic of sympathy.
Epilogue
Sympathy: the ability to make others feel sorry for you. Using this in your life of manipulation is great, as the natural feeling of sympathy is a nasty tool. I hope you enjoyed reading my thread on understanding sympathy and using it as a tool for human manipulation. In a few days, I will post up my new Understanding Human Manipulation thread regarding the topic of empathy.
Before I begin my thread regarding sympathy, I would like to wish you all good luck in all your efforts made to manipulate the human mind. This is my first serious thread on this forum and I hope that you will all enjoy it.
Chapter One: Sympathy in a nutshell
The word sympathy in the Oxford Online Dictionary defines:
1. feelings of pity and sorrow for someone else's misfortune
2. understanding between people; common feeling.
As self-explaining as they are, in short the word sympathy means to feel sorry for someone during their unfortunate times/events etc. Sympathy is a reflex towards listening to misfortunate stories. Everybody has sympathy, it's human. Being sympathetical towards another's unhappiness and suffering shows the slave that you are understanding towards their grief. A positive feeling showing that you are understanding, sympathy also has a side to it which can be used for normal human manipulation. As humans are not telepathic and the general population not possessing the ability to read emotions, sympathy can come into play as a nasty tool to manipulate. Allowing people to feel sympathy towards you and/or feeling sympathetical towards people can both lead to successful human manipulation. These will be explained throughout the thread. Also throughout the thread, majority of the acts will be done by exaggeration and bending the truth.
Chapter Two: Get your story straight!
As said in the previous chapter, sympathy is a nasty tool to allow people to feel sympathy towards you. If successful, it can allow you to control the slave (according to the story you made up during the act). If unsuccessful, the story created will remain - in the eyes of the slave - a true story. There is no need to exercise or learn something to lie and/or to make people feel sympathy. The only thing to do is to set your story straight, so when asked random questions regarding the story, you will show no hesitance in answering them, therefore making the story seem real. A story, in this case, is something that shows that you have had a misfortunate event go by, and you are suffering from it. Lets begin with an example:
Our story: Peter is a teenager learning to manipulate the mind by using sympathy. He has already thought of the story he wishes to tell his girlfriend, Angelina. His story is simple: he lost his wallet at the shopping mall last week and it had his monthly savings in it which he was going to buy a PlayStation game with. He has used to this story because he knows his girlfriends' family is rich and capable of spending money to virtually anything.
Peter has his story set straight, willing to answer every question that comes at him. He has done his research, knowing that his girlfriends' parents are economically stable to spend money to anything they want. This is the successful first step in using sympathy as a human manipulation technique.
Chapter Three: Act as honest as you can!
As a normal human manipulator, the main purpose is to act as straight and honest as you can. One wrong move can cost the whole plan to manipulate the slave. Sympathy here also plays a major role. You, the person trying to manipulate the slave, have your own story to play out. As like an actor; to make your story believeable, you have to act out as if it really is true. So as an example with Peter:
Our story: Peter meets up with his girlfriend at the local cafe. His face is filled with grief and his heart with depression. He acts this way so his girlfriend can ask him what's wrong and the sympathy technique can enter play. So Angelina asks Peter what's wrong, Peter tells her the made up story of him losing his wallet at the shopping mall and it contained the money required to buy his favourite PlayStation game. His girlfriend knew Peter had a thing for PlayStation, and she truly felt sorry for him.
Another success. As Peter showed his girlfriend his "genuine" feeling of grief on his face showed his girlfriend that he was in pain. He acted it quite well and accomplished his task of making her feel sympathy for him.
Chapter Four: Chances of success!
Gender plays a great role in using sympathy to manipulate the human mind. As the female brain consists of more emotion, they have a better chance to manipulate either the same sex, or the opposite. Some examples are:
* If attempting to manipulate a female using sympathy, there is a higher rate of success, as the female mind consists of more sympathetic feelings.
* As a male is a more of a un-sympathetic and a less caring figure, the chances of a male manipulating another male is slim, unless of course both males trust one another.
* The chances of females manipulating males are very high, as the female has the ability to bring up tactics that they can use to convince the males mind.
Chapter Five: The outcome!
A successful sympathetical human manipulation can result in many things, depending on the story given and the goal you want to reach. Lets see what Peter is going to do:
Our story: As Angelina felt the sympathy towards her boyfriend, she offered the idea of her buying the game for him. Peter declined, but he had already planned it out. The stubborness of Angelina got to the best of her, as Peter wanted it to, and they both went out and Angelina bought the PlayStation game Peter had wanted. Peter gave her a nice passionate kiss and resulted in a win-win conclusion.
So Peter knew about her girlfriend being stubborn, he used it against her, so used both sympathy and reverse psychology to succeed in his attempt to make his girlfriend buy him a game. So the outcome always changes according to what you choose it to be, but in the end, it was a well-played tactic of sympathy.
Epilogue
Sympathy: the ability to make others feel sorry for you. Using this in your life of manipulation is great, as the natural feeling of sympathy is a nasty tool. I hope you enjoyed reading my thread on understanding sympathy and using it as a tool for human manipulation. In a few days, I will post up my new Understanding Human Manipulation thread regarding the topic of empathy.
TRICKING
You were probably always wondering how hard tricking can
be.Well it is not easy,and success rate will depend on many facts.Let me
clarify you some key points of this.I am writing this from my own experience.I
hope this will help you.
1)Gathering info about the person
Are you trying to trick someone from the internet?
Is that someone you know in your private life? Then you should know some data about him,you will need some social engineering,for example how he/she behaves,habbits,daily schedule,interests,anything that can be useful…even emotional chart…I am always using astrology as a support,but again this will be your choice,maybe you have some better methods….
2)How do people look at you
Here you have four options:
POPULAR – if people think that you are good and positive person in the surround,if they like you,help you,think that you are cool guy and so on,you will have better chances for tricking
MAN IN THE MIDDLE – it will depend what are you trying to do and who are you trying to trick,but you still have good chances if you prepare the terrain well
UNPOPULAR – you will have to try very hard cause people will say that they don’t give a f*ck about your opinion…Very patient social engineering and masking into “ideal match” can help you,but you will need a long time
WEIRD(FREAK) – if people are saying that for you,you have the least chances.Instead of that,help them few times,be there for them if nobody is…be very patient and they will see that you are not freak…And after few months,trick the person like nobody ever would. Hehe
3) Defining your goals
What is your ultimate goal?If you are trying to trick college professor about something from his subject,you are screwed in the start.But if you are trying to trick some gullible child to lend you money that you won’t return,this is 80% scoring rate,if you understand me.
4)Defining weak spots
We are human,everybody has a weak spot or weak spots,we are all vulnerable to something.If you find out your slave’s vulnerability,it will be easier to trick him.
For example,if someone doesn’t like his secrets in public,you can tell him that you will tell his secrets unless he…
Or if someone doesn’t like gays,you can threaten that you will give his number to gaychat website…So many options…
5) Which type of personality are you trying to trick?
This part depends on your slave.Which is type of his/her personality?
GULLIBLE – this is the easiest,just say something that looks persuasively and this person will enter the trap…the best option here are fake promises – example :
We will go to the cinema tonight if you…
STUPID – Not particulary hard,but you will to hit the spot your slave likes
I will give you something that my friend(she) did to “the hottest guy in the college”:
He told her that she is a whore 4 months ago.We went skiing and he forgot what he did,and she got close to him,even kissed him…and than she told him that she wants to have sex with him.Of course,he ran like a moron…And when they entered the room,she told me and few of our friends to wait in front of the room,cause she is planning something very mean.
When he striped his shorts,she opened the door and told him:”Your dick is too small for my needs.GTFO from this room.By the way,I think that you know who is little whore now.”Of course we were outside and laughed like never in our lives. Hehe He wasn’t thinking about beating her,cause she is a kung-fu master and K1 fighter…
OUTGOING – this will be sometimes hard,because,nevermind if these people are like books with open pages,they are not always stupid or gullible…
Example : Can we go to drink some beer tonight? Yes,of course…
You won’t appear…of course there are many other options but these people are not always easy target.
SHY – if you don’t have their trust or if you see them for the first time,don’t expect too much…you will need some time to earn their trust and then you can try
HELPFUL – if you cause pitty in their eyes,tricking is easy
Example: I don’t have any money,please give me some....Help me please,my GF/BF will leave me if I don’t…and I love him/her…
SKEPTIC – if you cannot provide strong evidences that you are not lying and that you are not some troll or scammer,better don’t try,this argument will last for ages
PARANOID – depends of paranoia type,but generally these people will always feel fear of your actions,they will always afraid that something will not be as you told them.If you don’t succeed from first 5-10 attempts,better give up
ULTRAPARANOID – Unless this person trusts you 100% or with her life,your chances are zero…Only a lot of patience and master social engineering,but even this won’t help everytime
SOCIOPATHS – depends which type of disorder he/she has,it might try to help you.Get to know the disorder better and you will know your chances.Read this tutorial! It depends on disappearances,but sociopaths are harder type of disorders
For example,if someone has personality disorder with two persons inside one(Cliff and Jay),tell Cliff that Jay would like to do that…
LONERS – if they don’t like people in general,they will try to keep the distance from you.Unless you know how to get close to them,better don’t try.
If they need a friend or GF/BF desperately,pretend that you are a perfect friend and you will surely succeed.
DEAD FROM THE INSIDE – Beware of those people!They are having different view to everything,they don’t appreciate life,values,existence…all they want is to be dead or to die,so they really ain’t give a f*ck what will happen tomorrow…maybe they will help you,maybe they won’t;but you can’t trust them for sure
6)Action
When you did all of the previous,it is time to try to trick someone.Better you prepare terrain,better you know the person,you will have better chances!Good luck!
1)Gathering info about the person
Are you trying to trick someone from the internet?
Is that someone you know in your private life? Then you should know some data about him,you will need some social engineering,for example how he/she behaves,habbits,daily schedule,interests,anything that can be useful…even emotional chart…I am always using astrology as a support,but again this will be your choice,maybe you have some better methods….
2)How do people look at you
Here you have four options:
POPULAR – if people think that you are good and positive person in the surround,if they like you,help you,think that you are cool guy and so on,you will have better chances for tricking
MAN IN THE MIDDLE – it will depend what are you trying to do and who are you trying to trick,but you still have good chances if you prepare the terrain well
UNPOPULAR – you will have to try very hard cause people will say that they don’t give a f*ck about your opinion…Very patient social engineering and masking into “ideal match” can help you,but you will need a long time
WEIRD(FREAK) – if people are saying that for you,you have the least chances.Instead of that,help them few times,be there for them if nobody is…be very patient and they will see that you are not freak…And after few months,trick the person like nobody ever would. Hehe
3) Defining your goals
What is your ultimate goal?If you are trying to trick college professor about something from his subject,you are screwed in the start.But if you are trying to trick some gullible child to lend you money that you won’t return,this is 80% scoring rate,if you understand me.
4)Defining weak spots
We are human,everybody has a weak spot or weak spots,we are all vulnerable to something.If you find out your slave’s vulnerability,it will be easier to trick him.
For example,if someone doesn’t like his secrets in public,you can tell him that you will tell his secrets unless he…
Or if someone doesn’t like gays,you can threaten that you will give his number to gaychat website…So many options…
5) Which type of personality are you trying to trick?
This part depends on your slave.Which is type of his/her personality?
GULLIBLE – this is the easiest,just say something that looks persuasively and this person will enter the trap…the best option here are fake promises – example :
We will go to the cinema tonight if you…
STUPID – Not particulary hard,but you will to hit the spot your slave likes
I will give you something that my friend(she) did to “the hottest guy in the college”:
He told her that she is a whore 4 months ago.We went skiing and he forgot what he did,and she got close to him,even kissed him…and than she told him that she wants to have sex with him.Of course,he ran like a moron…And when they entered the room,she told me and few of our friends to wait in front of the room,cause she is planning something very mean.
When he striped his shorts,she opened the door and told him:”Your dick is too small for my needs.GTFO from this room.By the way,I think that you know who is little whore now.”Of course we were outside and laughed like never in our lives. Hehe He wasn’t thinking about beating her,cause she is a kung-fu master and K1 fighter…
OUTGOING – this will be sometimes hard,because,nevermind if these people are like books with open pages,they are not always stupid or gullible…
Example : Can we go to drink some beer tonight? Yes,of course…
You won’t appear…of course there are many other options but these people are not always easy target.
SHY – if you don’t have their trust or if you see them for the first time,don’t expect too much…you will need some time to earn their trust and then you can try
HELPFUL – if you cause pitty in their eyes,tricking is easy
Example: I don’t have any money,please give me some....Help me please,my GF/BF will leave me if I don’t…and I love him/her…
SKEPTIC – if you cannot provide strong evidences that you are not lying and that you are not some troll or scammer,better don’t try,this argument will last for ages
PARANOID – depends of paranoia type,but generally these people will always feel fear of your actions,they will always afraid that something will not be as you told them.If you don’t succeed from first 5-10 attempts,better give up
ULTRAPARANOID – Unless this person trusts you 100% or with her life,your chances are zero…Only a lot of patience and master social engineering,but even this won’t help everytime
SOCIOPATHS – depends which type of disorder he/she has,it might try to help you.Get to know the disorder better and you will know your chances.Read this tutorial! It depends on disappearances,but sociopaths are harder type of disorders
For example,if someone has personality disorder with two persons inside one(Cliff and Jay),tell Cliff that Jay would like to do that…
LONERS – if they don’t like people in general,they will try to keep the distance from you.Unless you know how to get close to them,better don’t try.
If they need a friend or GF/BF desperately,pretend that you are a perfect friend and you will surely succeed.
DEAD FROM THE INSIDE – Beware of those people!They are having different view to everything,they don’t appreciate life,values,existence…all they want is to be dead or to die,so they really ain’t give a f*ck what will happen tomorrow…maybe they will help you,maybe they won’t;but you can’t trust them for sure
6)Action
When you did all of the previous,it is time to try to trick someone.Better you prepare terrain,better you know the person,you will have better chances!Good luck!
HOW TO BE VERY SUCCESSFUL
LIAR
I know this tutorial may be extremely boring to you,but believe me this might save your asses,so I STRONGLY RECOMMEND to read this very,very carefully.
1)Discover your personality
- Are you extro or introverted person?Extroverted persons are extremely open to the surround,having more friends,more fun,spending more time in company,having a lot of friends…Introverted persons are sometimes loners,usually having few friends,don’t trust people,don’t go out very often,closed as hell…this all depends of scales,I found some research where it has extroverting scales 1-20 and introverted scales 1-20
It goes this way:
--
--
1(authistic) - ... -10(introvert with friends)- ...-20(border value-not i or e)-...-30(extroverted with a lot of friends) -...- 40(maximum extroverted – talk to everybody about everything)
Find yourself here.
-Can you lie successfully?Of course you can.Believe in yourself.Stand in front of your mirror and tell 100 times per day:”I can do this”,”I can do that…”Close your eyes,focus on future happening and say 100 times with maximum focus:”I can do that!”
Where is your place on the scale?For example I am 5/40,so you judge on your own.
-Do you believe in your possibilities?If not you are more dangerous for your surround,people who are unaware of their possibilities might be very destructive,let me give you an example – my best friend(she),a kung fu master,was on skiing with me with our college.Her weight is 128lbs and she is 5’9” tall;and she argued with a guy who has 200lbs and 6’5” tall,he slapped her and she fel on the floor.After that she had beaten him up so hard that he had in the end two broken ribs,broken mandibula,a lot of bruises,almost broken nose and a lot of blood over the face…And she was always saying:”I afraid,I can’t…”,believe me those people are more dangerous than people who are aware of their possibilities.
2)Stand in front of a mirror and train your speech,look at your movements when you are lie occassionaly and look how much you deviate from standard schema I will present you here
HERE STARTS SCHEMA,PREPARE WELL,this is how 90% of people gets caught while lying…please don’t use this for evil purposes Hehe :
3)Look a person straight in the eyes and don’t lose eye contact at all costs.
4)Try to look relaxed,sit in your chair or whatever and place legs and arms in natural position,without making nervous simultaneous moves.Don’t shrug,just be relaxed as much as you can,don’t make sudden arms or legs movements.Place your hands next to your body and place your wrists on your quadriceps muscles or on your knees,palmar side of your hand should look straight to your knees or quadriceps,the best would be not to make moves with hands or legs at all if possible
5)don’t show any expressions on your face,cause if you say something and your gesture comes after that you are fucked up(police uses this technique while questioning),do not move your head,do not drop your view from their eyes
6)try not to show any emotion just look straight in their eyes,they will focus on your mouth,nose and cheeks;if these three don’t show anything,you have good chances
7)If you laugh,or smile,it should be ironic,pathetic or to seem like a crazy man laugh(like Freddy Krueger),they will say that this guy is crazy which suits you a lot if you repeat this multiple times;and pretend that you are calmed and never show that you are surprised,remember you are ready to everything
8)Never be defensive if they are accusing you of something,try to say something that will not convince them that you are defending in a panic attack
9)Do not change your current location,don’t try to go away,stay in your place and never forget that pathetic smile,and of course if he is touching you or something like that,you may freely say:”It is not your problem cause you are gay,but I am not,go to gayclub” or something similar
10)Never place anything between you and your “interlocutor”,I mean objects or any kind of suspicious behaviour like stay away or something like that,look his eyes,show no emotions and don’t forget patetic laugh,and always repeat inside yourself:”Who does he think he is?I am smarter than this moron,he won’t destroy my moral”
11)Never ask question when he makes a question as a form of repeating…If he says “I saw you”,don’t tell “You saw me?!”,better would be “It really isn’t my problem cause you are occuring vision problems.Are you thinking about visiting a doctor?”,and if you are stoned and looking one spot it might be suspicious as well,but you may simply look one spot and keep your mouth shut,and always use ironic laugh or not saying a damn word,this will be harder to recognize
12)Never use any believes in answers,answer always 100% directly,for example:”Are you sleeping with my girlfriend”,answer:”Already told you,no.”Do not ever improvise answers.And of course,if he keeps his mouth shut,use that time to think answers,not for talking…some people are breaking their fears through talk
13)The hardest part if he is asking you for explanation – you will need to think it in 1-2 seconds behing your answer…make sure it is good and your answer is not late
14)do not emphasize any word,talk quietly and very calmly,make sure that your grammar is correct,cause this can mean that you are “cutting your speech” cause your brain cannot think fast and this trick will also help him to catch you
15)do not make voice changes,do not lift head and eyes,especially eyeborrows in the end of an answer,this is very well known as a sign of suspicious behaviour
16)don’t talk about bad sides of other peoples,behave like you don’t give a f*ck about everything,never ask him is he believing you or not,hide this inside of yourself,pretend that you are interested if person is understanding you,pretend that you are 100% in this conversation,that “you are giving your best to help”
17)Projection – this is when someone speaks of something he did,and uses other persons to project his act – example:if you did something,you say:My brother did …DO NOT DO THAT ALL COSTS,simply say “I already told you I didn’t do that.It is not my problem cause your intelligence is so low,I may recommend you some books to increase it.”
18)Make sure that you ask questions that are related to the subject during the conversation and don’t forget to ask something out of thema,for example:”Have you slept with some girl last night?I heard loud screams from your house”.:hehe:Not only that will irritiate him,it will also make the job harder
19)If he changes subject,DO NOT SHOW RELIEF!Be the same,calm…never say “Why would I lie?”,instead of that “If you are not smart enough to see who is right,then something is not ok with your intelligence”.
20)Never give precise answers,answer only what he is asking you;and never ask questions that are providing more details about his info source,as I already said,you don’t give a f*ck about that,and never mention that you NEVER DID SOMETHING HE IS ACCUSING YOU OFF.
21)If you say “I don’t want you to think,I wouldn’t like to be thought that way,I am not going to ruin your emotions…” and similar stuff,this is epic fail…if he has brain,he will realize very quickly that chances of your “truth” are decreasing rapidly
22)Don’t offer alternative answers,never put pathetic smile off your face,if he says:”Why are you laughing?”,you may always say:”Because I am talking to someone who’s IQ is lower that wooden pole.”Smile may also mean that you are lying,but if it is pathetic and ironic enough,I highly doubt he will be that smart
23)This is very hard to mask – anxiety,faster pulse,sweating,deeper breath,harder swallowing(my worst nightmare problem),focusing level might fall if you are tired or frightened,there are some interruptions in conversation…If you mask this you are GODS AND PROFESSIONAL LIARS!
24)Dubious facts and answers are not proper option.Don’t you ever create moralizing about someone did something that you never would or…you know,this is calling personality spamming and this is very old trick in which you are trying to say that you are innocent,good person…As I already mention,look cold as ice and simple answers.
25)if you know what the person like,you may try triggering points…I will write a thread about that when I have some time,I am very tired now,but don’t worry you will be informed on time
26)try not to get caught in lying my friends cause if you are caught once you will always be suspicious…Happy lying!
I know this tutorial may be extremely boring to you,but believe me this might save your asses,so I STRONGLY RECOMMEND to read this very,very carefully.
1)Discover your personality
- Are you extro or introverted person?Extroverted persons are extremely open to the surround,having more friends,more fun,spending more time in company,having a lot of friends…Introverted persons are sometimes loners,usually having few friends,don’t trust people,don’t go out very often,closed as hell…this all depends of scales,I found some research where it has extroverting scales 1-20 and introverted scales 1-20
It goes this way:
--
--
1(authistic) - ... -10(introvert with friends)- ...-20(border value-not i or e)-...-30(extroverted with a lot of friends) -...- 40(maximum extroverted – talk to everybody about everything)
Find yourself here.
-Can you lie successfully?Of course you can.Believe in yourself.Stand in front of your mirror and tell 100 times per day:”I can do this”,”I can do that…”Close your eyes,focus on future happening and say 100 times with maximum focus:”I can do that!”
Where is your place on the scale?For example I am 5/40,so you judge on your own.
-Do you believe in your possibilities?If not you are more dangerous for your surround,people who are unaware of their possibilities might be very destructive,let me give you an example – my best friend(she),a kung fu master,was on skiing with me with our college.Her weight is 128lbs and she is 5’9” tall;and she argued with a guy who has 200lbs and 6’5” tall,he slapped her and she fel on the floor.After that she had beaten him up so hard that he had in the end two broken ribs,broken mandibula,a lot of bruises,almost broken nose and a lot of blood over the face…And she was always saying:”I afraid,I can’t…”,believe me those people are more dangerous than people who are aware of their possibilities.
2)Stand in front of a mirror and train your speech,look at your movements when you are lie occassionaly and look how much you deviate from standard schema I will present you here
HERE STARTS SCHEMA,PREPARE WELL,this is how 90% of people gets caught while lying…please don’t use this for evil purposes Hehe :
3)Look a person straight in the eyes and don’t lose eye contact at all costs.
4)Try to look relaxed,sit in your chair or whatever and place legs and arms in natural position,without making nervous simultaneous moves.Don’t shrug,just be relaxed as much as you can,don’t make sudden arms or legs movements.Place your hands next to your body and place your wrists on your quadriceps muscles or on your knees,palmar side of your hand should look straight to your knees or quadriceps,the best would be not to make moves with hands or legs at all if possible
5)don’t show any expressions on your face,cause if you say something and your gesture comes after that you are fucked up(police uses this technique while questioning),do not move your head,do not drop your view from their eyes
6)try not to show any emotion just look straight in their eyes,they will focus on your mouth,nose and cheeks;if these three don’t show anything,you have good chances
7)If you laugh,or smile,it should be ironic,pathetic or to seem like a crazy man laugh(like Freddy Krueger),they will say that this guy is crazy which suits you a lot if you repeat this multiple times;and pretend that you are calmed and never show that you are surprised,remember you are ready to everything
8)Never be defensive if they are accusing you of something,try to say something that will not convince them that you are defending in a panic attack
9)Do not change your current location,don’t try to go away,stay in your place and never forget that pathetic smile,and of course if he is touching you or something like that,you may freely say:”It is not your problem cause you are gay,but I am not,go to gayclub” or something similar
10)Never place anything between you and your “interlocutor”,I mean objects or any kind of suspicious behaviour like stay away or something like that,look his eyes,show no emotions and don’t forget patetic laugh,and always repeat inside yourself:”Who does he think he is?I am smarter than this moron,he won’t destroy my moral”
11)Never ask question when he makes a question as a form of repeating…If he says “I saw you”,don’t tell “You saw me?!”,better would be “It really isn’t my problem cause you are occuring vision problems.Are you thinking about visiting a doctor?”,and if you are stoned and looking one spot it might be suspicious as well,but you may simply look one spot and keep your mouth shut,and always use ironic laugh or not saying a damn word,this will be harder to recognize
12)Never use any believes in answers,answer always 100% directly,for example:”Are you sleeping with my girlfriend”,answer:”Already told you,no.”Do not ever improvise answers.And of course,if he keeps his mouth shut,use that time to think answers,not for talking…some people are breaking their fears through talk
13)The hardest part if he is asking you for explanation – you will need to think it in 1-2 seconds behing your answer…make sure it is good and your answer is not late
14)do not emphasize any word,talk quietly and very calmly,make sure that your grammar is correct,cause this can mean that you are “cutting your speech” cause your brain cannot think fast and this trick will also help him to catch you
15)do not make voice changes,do not lift head and eyes,especially eyeborrows in the end of an answer,this is very well known as a sign of suspicious behaviour
16)don’t talk about bad sides of other peoples,behave like you don’t give a f*ck about everything,never ask him is he believing you or not,hide this inside of yourself,pretend that you are interested if person is understanding you,pretend that you are 100% in this conversation,that “you are giving your best to help”
17)Projection – this is when someone speaks of something he did,and uses other persons to project his act – example:if you did something,you say:My brother did …DO NOT DO THAT ALL COSTS,simply say “I already told you I didn’t do that.It is not my problem cause your intelligence is so low,I may recommend you some books to increase it.”
18)Make sure that you ask questions that are related to the subject during the conversation and don’t forget to ask something out of thema,for example:”Have you slept with some girl last night?I heard loud screams from your house”.:hehe:Not only that will irritiate him,it will also make the job harder
19)If he changes subject,DO NOT SHOW RELIEF!Be the same,calm…never say “Why would I lie?”,instead of that “If you are not smart enough to see who is right,then something is not ok with your intelligence”.
20)Never give precise answers,answer only what he is asking you;and never ask questions that are providing more details about his info source,as I already said,you don’t give a f*ck about that,and never mention that you NEVER DID SOMETHING HE IS ACCUSING YOU OFF.
21)If you say “I don’t want you to think,I wouldn’t like to be thought that way,I am not going to ruin your emotions…” and similar stuff,this is epic fail…if he has brain,he will realize very quickly that chances of your “truth” are decreasing rapidly
22)Don’t offer alternative answers,never put pathetic smile off your face,if he says:”Why are you laughing?”,you may always say:”Because I am talking to someone who’s IQ is lower that wooden pole.”Smile may also mean that you are lying,but if it is pathetic and ironic enough,I highly doubt he will be that smart
23)This is very hard to mask – anxiety,faster pulse,sweating,deeper breath,harder swallowing(my worst nightmare problem),focusing level might fall if you are tired or frightened,there are some interruptions in conversation…If you mask this you are GODS AND PROFESSIONAL LIARS!
24)Dubious facts and answers are not proper option.Don’t you ever create moralizing about someone did something that you never would or…you know,this is calling personality spamming and this is very old trick in which you are trying to say that you are innocent,good person…As I already mention,look cold as ice and simple answers.
25)if you know what the person like,you may try triggering points…I will write a thread about that when I have some time,I am very tired now,but don’t worry you will be informed on time
26)try not to get caught in lying my friends cause if you are caught once you will always be suspicious…Happy lying!
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