Social frachising.

Fran·chise [fran-chahyz] - A right or a privilege officially granted to a person, a group of people by a copyrighted body of their material.

The upper hand (e.g company which has the franchise package you want) makes up set rules and regulations which have to be followed in order to achieve a certain standard or goal. The concept of franchising is like a pre-made cake mix. You buy it, mix it with some milk and bam! you're like a pro.

So what about a social franchise? where to be able to reach a certain height of social dynamics, you can train to climb higher and higher on a particular social ladder to reach whichever social status you want to have.

I want to explore the effect different social techniques create. If my goal was to try and climb the social ladder and blend into the crowds of my desire, what do i have to do to get the right reactions and gain acceptance? and what sort of social techniques to use that gives out the right negative reactions to avoid unwanted attention?

My goal is to uncover the natural, unmistakable code of social dynamics, in another word, create my own social 'frachise'.

The experiment derived from the ideas and methods from the society of 'Pick-up artists'. I will aim to use the same kind of ideas and bend it to fit to more than a specify group which is 'women', i will use it on women as well as men, for women though (which will be a bit trickier), not for the purpose of picking them up to seduce them to get in their pants and gaining as many 'cherries' as i can possibly get but seducing them into letting me into their social group to gain a place in their scene. I'm guessing then the unspoken goal is to be accepted by all, to be the person everybody knows your name, wants to talk to and simply by using my body language, attain and distain the right attention. Also to be the socialite of the pack, and to be the socialite pack out of all packs amongst.

This blog will remain anonymous for the time being because i do not know how far i will go to achieve what i need. But here is a little bit about myself. I live in the city of Perth, Australia, a larger-than-population city where no fixed social line have been drawn. I think Perth will be a good city to explore this in as it hopefully will not be a complete social suicide if i do happen to fail due to the lack of social harshness of the social scene (i'm using the word 'social' a heck of a lot, it's distracting my writing!)

See you around bitches!