Carmichael Reid

“Women often say that a male’s eyes are one of his most attractive physical features. Eyes earn far more points with women than big muscles or rock-hard abs do, and luckily, we all have interesting eyes, assuming that we use them properly.”
― W. Anton, The Manual: What Women Want and How to Give It to Them

“Abruptly invading someone’s personal or intimate space will be seen as an act of aggression, and from this act stems the expression, “get in someone’s face.” You definitely do not want to do that to a woman you like, so make sure she is comfortable before you move in.”
― W. Anton, The Manual: What Women Want and How to Give It to Them

“You should look at women’s eyes most of the time before you approach and whenever you talk to them. It is perfectly okay to look at their breasts for a moment if you wish, and many males instinctively focus on a woman’s chest before looking at her face, but make sure to return to her eyes when you talk to her or when she is talking to you. The fact that you admire her entire body is nothing but flattering to her, as long as she does not get the idea that you are inexperienced and have never seen a woman’s body up close before or if you talk to her chest instead of her face.”
― W. Anton, The Manual: What Women Want and How to Give It to Them

“When initiating contact with a woman, you start with visual contact at a distance when you first notice each other, which can mean the two of you are quite far away and the only way that you can connect is by using your gaze. As you walk closer, you reach a good distance for vocal contact, a point at which you can connect with your voice as well. Once you have engaged in a conversation, you will move in yet again, close enough to touch, while still maintaining the visual and vocal connection. At a certain point you will move even closer, where you will be able to smell each other, before you are so close you can taste each other — also known as kissing — and finally to use all your senses at the same time to explore her insides as well during sex.”
― W. Anton, The Manual: What Women Want and How to Give It to Them