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7/25/2015 4:44:09 PM
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It's called saturation. She is trying to break you of going to see strippers by dancing around the house. In time it will bother u so much that you give up and likely never go to see a stripper again or if you do, you won't enjoy it. I've done the same thing to my wife but for other habits with good results (broke a woman of chocolate). Unfortunately I learned it from my wife's family which means It was likely used on me for years before I caught on.
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This is to much logic for me to comprehend. Break it down like your talking to a five yr old.
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Modificato da Rasmussen: 7/25/2015 6:54:31 PMOk You like candy. You tell your wife about you liking candy. Your wife brings candy into your everyday life in ways you would never imagine. It is fun at first like an orgasmic candy overload. You relish in it. Then after a period of time get sick of it. -blam!-ing candy everywhere you look...all the time...in everything you do. You are saturated with candy. Now replace candy with strippers or anything non-addictive. That in effect is what is happening. Edit: She is doing something until u r sick of it.
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I think you are giving my wife to much credit. Assuming you are right tho, that is absolutely ingenious.
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Look up Operating Conditioning. I think what u r encountering falls under negative reinforcement with active avoidance. Not 100% sure but it is a form of conditioning.
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That sounds like a lot of effort. What if I start putting sleeping pills inside her drinks. If she's asleep she can't dance.
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I think that falls under the realm of poisoning your wife. Start throwing dollar bills and then move to quarters, dimes, nickels, pennies.
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Now this I can do
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Be consistent and do it every time or it won't work.
