If you are going to be an effective pick up artist, you must understand the importance of cat theory when it comes to attracting women. Cat theory is an idea that underlines how most pick up artist techniques work and it is something you should ‘internalise’ into your routines in order for you to get the best results. So in this article, I will explain the theory a little more fully and in part 2, explain how you can make practical applications of the theory.

If you have done any study on how to improve your pick up artist skills, you will be aware of many skills that you will need to develop and master. Among them is the importance of overcoming approach anxiety using the three second rule, the importance of coming across as an alpha male, the importance of feigning disinterest in your target, particularly if you are talking to a group. But underlying all of these techniques and skills, the art of hooking up with women is about getting them attracted to you. For the sake of this explanation, I am going to assume you know about these skills if not in practice, at least in theory.

Women and cats; no difference! A cat will chase a string or a feather on a string all day long providing a couple of criteria are met at all times. 1) The object must be able to hold their attention above other distractions and 2) The object you want them to chase must be ‘almost within reach’.

Of course with a cat, you attract their attention by wriggling the feather a little. In the case of being a pick up artist, you can learn other methods to wriggle the feather.

Secondly, In order to keep interest, the object should not be fully obtainable – just like a cat loses interest once it has caught its prey, so a woman will lose interest if her prey turns out to be too readily available. The object must be near enough for her to think a well calculated pounce to work!

Anyone who can make use of cat theory in practice will see their success at attracting women increase so make sure you use these concepts in your pick up routines.