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Latest revision as of 01:01, 19 September 2026
 Handshake (Commons). Compliance is a small yes; investment is spending.
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| Also known as | compliance test, yes-ladder
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Compliance is how willing she is to do a thing you asked: move seats, hold a drink, give a number, leave the bar. Pickup uses it as a thermometer for attraction and comfort. A yes-ladder is a sequence of rising asks. A compliance test can also run the other way — she asks you to do something to see who is leading. [1] High compliance is not a substitute for enthusiastic consent on sex. It is a description of social momentum.
See also
- Kino
- Indicator of interest
- Logistics (seduction)
- Qualification (pickup)
- Demonstration of higher value
- Hoop theory
- Disqualification
- Bait, hook, reel, release