Law 16: Use Absence To Increase Honor and Respect I Robert Greene

The more present you are, the more common you appear. Create an air of scarcity around yourself to increase your perceived value. If you currently exist within an established group, intermittently withdraw so that others talk about you and admire you more.

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[fahim]

Instead of artificially creating absence, be a person who is actually busy doing something important or something you love.

[McPheters]

My grandma was always telling me “absence makes the heart grow fonder”

[guzelmekan]

Do not take back someone who rejected you. They will do it again.

[lisad]

It's a game. If two people want to be together they will show equal interest and attention. All the tricks in the world will not cement a relationship set inevitably to fail. You're just challenging someone's ego for attention

[MysticalSpaceSandwich]

The video is not about getting someone who doesn't like you to like you. It's about not burning someone out who likes you and ruining the mystery by overwhelming them

[plantmama]

Nah, if they don’t appreciate your presence and you wanting their company makes them “disrespect” you then you have to respect yourself and gift them with your absence.

[mathews]

I just care about people and if they dont reciprocate, i let them fade away. I am not trying to figure out ways to win or have someone in my life that i have to worry about this

[User-hqc]

So true. People are weird, even family members. The more you give, the less you receive. It's contreintuitive, but it's so true! Step back, and let people be who they are.

[tigana]

This could attract people with avoidant attachment and push away people with healthy attachment. Still useful in some cases, but I think it’s worth cautioning

[maggiemaggie]

It's a delicate thing! Sometimes it backfires. Creating distance can also create more distance and the relationship dies. I've seen this happen! I've seen this work both ways.

[RylieWinsor-oked]

Make that absence permanent, never think that you need absence to make someone want you. Distance always becomes permanent

[captainbarbosa]

Unevolved people take others for granted so do this if you want to have such people in your life.

[tonyjohnson]

Robert Greene! ain't no joke 🤣 salute to you he means every word he says much love rob

[nortesur]

This guy has better love advices than many guru chads out there!!!! Respect from Colombia South America!!

[TheWhisperTexan]

To add to this. Always be happy to hear from them that way they won't think you are mad at them. Just not at their beck and call.

[thesnehap]

This is so true. It's a good idea to keep some boundaries in relationships from the beginning. When you stop reaching out, you'll realize their true intentions.

[mcchickenmuhchicken]

if you are available and thats make someone not respect you....newsflash! they arent respectable themselves.

[jeanwiler]

So true! I totally feel this since i started working! Now with me being gone half the day, i come home to lunch, coffee ready for me, vacuumed house and warm hugs!😍

[jamespearson]

If both men and women would just stop playing games or listening to all those relationships professionals as to your approach to relationship success but rather start of right and stay right with honest interactions! Most of those relationship professionals your listening too are usually single, divorced or in a negative unhappy relationship themselves!!

[mstra]

I love Mr. Greene, genius observation of people. Oh, my goodness, great guy. This is so true! He is a natural Psychologist.