Quick Refresher on the Mystery Method M3 Model

I thought that with all the renewed interest in Mystery’s teaching I would post a little basic Mystery Method fundamentals. Although for entertainment purposes The Pick-up Artist worked, you really couldn’t learn much from the show without having previously studied a little bit of the Mystery Method.

This post is for the guys reading this who don’t know much about Mystery. Although the best way to learn his stuff is through Magic Bullets, this post will give you a quick run down of what the M3 Model is:

Mystery Method M3 Model is divided into 3 steps: Attraction, Comfort and Seduction, each of which is divided into 3 phases. The Method teaches a set of strategies and tactics for each phase to successfully move the interaction forward toward the end goal, which is the creation of an intimate sexual relationship.

Step 1: Attraction

The goals of the ‘Attraction’ phase are: to start a conversation with the target (‘Opening’); demonstrate high ‘value’ to the ‘target’ in order to build her attraction to the pickup artist (‘Female to Male interest’); and to appear to become increasingly attracted to her, for reasons other than her looks, while making her increasingly invested in the interaction (‘Male to Female interest’).

Step 2: Comfort

In the ‘Comfort’ phase, one should attempt to establish rapport, trust, connection and a sense that the interaction is real and genuine. According to the Mystery Method, “the game is played in comfort”. It is the longest and most crucial step and generally takes several hours, possibly over the course of several days, to complete. Mystery writes that of the average 4 to 10 hours (cumulatively) it takes to build a connection sufficient for the initiation of a sexual relationship, as much as 90% will be spent in the comfort-building phase.

Step 3: Seduction

The ‘Seduction’ phase is the physical escalation towards sex and dealing with a woman’s natural apprehension towards sex with a new partner. It also includes dealing with Last Minute Resistance (LMR), for which the Mystery Method advocates freeze-outs.

To learn more of the Mystery Method check out Magic Bullets.