Secrets of seduction part 4: The James Bond Effect

Secrets of seduction part 4: The James Bond Effect. “Bond. James Bond.” Those three words are immortalised in film and literature. Ian Fleming’s character, James Bond 007, the British spy who always saves the girl. I’m a huge James Bond fan. I’ve seen almost all of the films (GoldenEye is my favourite) and have read books about the suave spy.

And as we all know, James Bond is the smoothest man on earth with the ladies. He always charms the women, even the ones who are his enemies. And how does he do it? Well, this blog post is all about “The James Bond Effect”, as I’ve titled it. So let’s begin.

“The James Bond Effect”. Just what is it, I hear you ask. Indeed, it’s not a simple thing. “The James Bond Effect” encompasses many different things… his charm, his persona, his ruthlessness, his distinct way of talking to people, and, in my opinion, the most crucial element… his vulnerability to women.

Yes, James Bond’s vulnerability to women plays a very large role in his ability to seduce women, and is probably the most important factor in “The James Bond Effect”. Because you see, even though James Bond is always able to find a way to defeat the villain, solve the hardest puzzles, and escape from the most impossible situations, his vulnerability to women means he has an Achilles Heel. He isn’t invincible. He has a weakness.

And this weakness, ladies and gentlemen, is what makes James Bond so irresistible to women. And it is what makes “The James Bond Effect” complete. It’s his desire for women, hinged at the same time with his vulnerability to women, that makes him the one man that all women on earth want. And so if you want to be like Bond… James Bond… then let yourself be vulnerable.

Cheers,

Jed Kemsley