Token resistance
 Door (Commons). A no is a door. This page is not a lockpick.
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| Field | Pickup |
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| Also known as | token LMR, token no |
| Origin | Mystery-era LMR folklore |
| Related | Last-minute resistance; Enthusiastic Consent; Calibration |
Token resistance is historical Mystery-era jargon for a maybe that was not a real no — a pause, a joke, a test. This wiki records the term. It does not treat a no as a token. Enthusiastic consent is a hard stop.[1]
In practice
In practice: freeze, pull back, use words. If she is not clearly in, you are done with that beat. Folklore that 'women say no when they mean yes' is how people become a problem. See last-minute resistance for the older article, which already carries the same stop rule.
See also
References
- ↑ Pickup artist. Wikipedia. Retrieved 18 September 2026.