Today, we’re diving into something pretty intriguing—how to use a technique called Fractionation to build strong emotional connections with women.
Fractionation first gained attention back in 2015 when Derek Rake brought the Shogun Method out of the shadows and into the spotlight. Since then, it has sparked an enormous debate and controversy, especially because some of Rake’s followers used it irresponsibly, leading to hurt feelings and broken hearts. Now, I’m not here to pass judgment. My goal is to lift the hood and show you how this technique works, so you can decide for yourself whether it’s something you want to explore.
So, what is Fractionation, exactly? At its core, it’s a psychological method that plays on our natural inclination to get emotionally hooked on life’s highs and lows. When used effectively, it can create deep emotional bonds and make someone feel more attached to you.
Think about it like this: our brains are wired to chase emotional highs and avoid the lows. But when we experience both in quick succession, it forms a powerful connection. That’s why people get hooked on TV dramas, roller coasters, or even certain relationships—the emotional ups and downs create a sense of attachment and, sometimes, addiction.
But before you jump into using Fractionation, there’s some groundwork to be done. You need to set the right mental stage for the person you’re engaging with. This means building both intrigue and rapport. Intrigue grabs their attention, while rapport earns their trust. Without these two elements, Fractionation won’t be nearly as effective.
(As an aside, these two elements–Intrigue and Rapport–form the first two stages of the IRAE Model. Learn more in the free book you can download at iraemodel.com)
Now, let’s talk about the Intrigue stage. To spark intrigue, you’ve got to be interesting and somewhat mysterious. Share captivating stories that leave them curious for more. Ask open-ended questions to keep the conversation flowing and make them eager to learn more about you.
Rapport, on the other hand, comes from shared experiences and genuine understanding. Find common ground and show genuine interest in their life. Listen actively—make them feel heard and understood.
Once you’ve got their interest and trust, you can move on to the Fractionation technique itself. This involves guiding them through an emotional roller coaster by alternating between positive and negative experiences.
Start with a happy memory. You might ask, “Can you remember a time when you felt really happy and joyful? What was happening? How did it make you feel?” Encourage them to paint a vivid picture with their words.
Then, gently shift to a negative experience. Try something like, “Do you recall a time when you felt really down or sad? What happened, and how did it affect you?” Again, encourage them to describe it in detail.
Keep alternating between these positive and negative memories. The trick is to make the transitions smooth and natural. This back-and-forth creates that emotional roller coaster that leads to a stronger emotional bond. We talk more about this in the free Shogun Method masterclass at Fractionation.org.
After guiding them through the Fractionation process, it’s important to reinforce that emotional connection and wrap up the conversation in a satisfying way.
Use repetitive, almost hypnotic language to strengthen the bond. For example, you could say, “You understand why you feel so good when we’re together and why you miss me when we’re apart. You remember the joy and happiness we share.”
Then, bring the conversation to a close by summarizing the key points and expressing how much you’ve enjoyed your time together. This leaves them with a positive impression and a desire to see you again.
To recap, here are the five key points to remember.
- Fractionation is a technique that creates emotional bonds by guiding someone through alternating positive and negative experiences.
- Preparation is crucial—build intrigue to capture attention and rapport to gain trust.
- Execution involves smoothly transitioning between positive and negative memories, creating an emotional roller coaster.
- Reinforcement of the emotional bond through repetitive, hypnotic language strengthens the connection.
- Emotional enslavement is the endgame. You’ll learn more about the Enslavement stage in the free IRAE Model book you can get at iraemodel.com
Got all that? Good.
But before you use this on that woman you want, there’s something important to remember. You’ve probably heard how some of Derek Rake’s followers have used Fractionation to harm women, creating deep emotional scars. The truth is, many men don’t fully understand the power of Fractionation or Shogun Method, and that can lead to serious consequences. It’s crucial to exercise self-restraint and avoid overdoing any of these mind control tactics. Before you use Fractionation on her, ask yourself:
“Is she someone I want to be with for the long term?”
Remember, once you’ve used Fractionation on a woman, you can’t simply undo its effects. If you dump her later, you could leave her emotionally damaged, and that’s not something you want on your conscience.
Finally, consider this:
Fractionation is a powerful Shogun Method technique helps you create deep emotional bonds and a strong sense of attachment. But you must promise use it responsibly and ethically. Never misuse your Shogun Method superpowers to harm women.
And if you can make that promise, join the brotherhood and be part of the Shogun Method movement worldwide. Start with the free online Shogun Method Masterclass at Fractionation.org
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