How to Win Over the Self-Taught Dreamer

She has a fatal curiosity and little experience in the world, but since her innocence feels like a burden to her, she longs to be introduced to worldly ways. She is drawn to people with experience who have a touch of corruption and wickedness—though not so much as to scare them off. Seduction must be romantic; self-taught women have their ideals, and it’s best to introduce them to it with an aesthetic touch.

They love seductive language, shows, and glamorous events because they appeal to their sensitive senses. The key to winning them over lies in a blend of seduction and innocence.

The cons:

They tend to have quite a bit of personality—though not a bad temper—so, depending on chance, they may find themselves caught up in self-destructive love triangles or entangled in the webs of snake charmers.

Drama and adventure will be the two extremes of their experiences, including some situations that aren’t fun at all.

There usually comes an age when that eagerness to discover the world on their own wears off, and they come to the conclusion that they prefer movies—whether at the theater or at home—and a warm bed. But it’s just a temporary reprieve… since all the movies they choose are suspenseful.

Time passes for the disillusioned self-taught person:

They’ve dreamed of romantic heroes, danger, and thrills, but what they end up with are lovers with human flaws and the weaknesses of everyday life. As the years go by, they find themselves forced to compromise so as not to end up alone, but beneath the surface, they still long for something grand and romantic.

They have a vivid imagination and will respond to anything romantic or mysterious we offer them, as long as we hide our less admirable qualities and give them the role of their dreams.

If we give them the role they want, they’ll fill in the rest. We must prevent reality from shattering the illusion we’re creating at all costs.