Hi there, Honey buns:

One of my hypno-fans sent me something I just had to share with you. It’s an email where he lets me know his thoughts, feelings, and desires about what “SEDUCTION” really means to him. I wonder how he knows SEXUAL seduction is one of my favorite subjects?
It really makes me feel good and hot when someone yummy *like you* lets me even deeper inside your inner being. And though this is NOT exactly a testimonial… for lack of a better more defined place to post it – it has ended up here. This delightful gentleman’s ideas touch and stimulate me. Such personal revelations inspire me to arouse your heart, mind, body, and soul more than ever.
So, let’s have even more fun, freedom, and openness together!
Krystal

Now, on to –

“THE ART OF SEDUCTION”

Seduction is defined as “an act or instance of enticement or temptation.” These thoughts are in reference to sexual seduction with the male as the subject or maybe a more accurate term, “target”.

I believe that the keys to true sexual seduction are: 1) Willingness and 2) Intent. Willingness not limited only to the attempt, but also follow thru. Since seduction is mental, being truly seduced is to be unable to form rational thoughts. The mind is slowed and the subject is acting on instinct and urges, the two influences left. At that point he is easily led into what ever action the female desires. The state of mind is similar to when a person is seemingly oblivious to all around him/her when watching a sunset. The person is incapable of noticing anything else. At that instant the person is acting on instinct, conditioned most likely, but instinct. Women use a form of seduction in any romantic relationship. Examples would be to entice the male to a particular movie or away from the game on television. The effect is very short term and the male quickly recovers, but usually has enjoyed himself.

Any woman can move seductively and arouse a man to act in a non rational manner and even entice him into sexual activity, many equate arousal with seduction. Arousal is physical, seduction as stated before is mental. A true seductress (the most dangerous type of woman) is able to focus her subject on the expected physical sensations without actually engaging in them. She will use her eyes, body language and at times speech to induce the mind to follow the more primal impulses. As any man who has donated sums of money to the dancers in a “Gentleman’s Club” can testify to. This can take hours or even days. But in most cases, the seduction is never truly noticed by the subject. A willingness to engage in the conduct to actually seduce as oppose to arouse is lacking in many women.

2) Intent is simply premeditation to seduce. This is not to be taken as a need for an elaborate plan, although some seductions are elaborate. The premeditation is the conscious decision to target and render the subject unable to act in any way other than what the woman wishes. Seduction does not always lead directly to sexual activity. The definition does not even mention sex. Seduction simply needs the chance it MIGHT be the precursor of sex to succeed. It is wise on the female’s part if some type of sexual activity does eventually happen, or the male may develop a resistance and seduction in any form will be more difficult.

A woman that is capable of true seduction I find beyond desirable. What could be more masculine that enjoying a woman’s charms or to submit to them?
I also believe that Hypnosis is a seduction ESPECIALLY when it is of the erotic nature. In some cases it may be two seductions simultaneously.

J.M.