Examples of DLV
The definition of demonstration of lower value, or DLV for short is to do or say something that makes you less valuable in the eyes of the girl that you’re currently pursuing. The idea of attraction is that we’re attracted to people that are valuable, DHV is the term to represent increasing that value and DLV would be decreasing that value.
Here are some general examples of DLV that should be avoided.
Common Examples of DLV
- Self depreciating humor
- Insulting (bring down) their friends
- Trying to impress people
- Perform too many favors
- Being “the nice guy”
- Not standing up for yourselves
- Bragging about accomplishments
- Being ignorant
- Caring about what others think
- Poor social awareness