Copying someone else's exact texts word for word will not work for you
Every conversation with every girl is different. Looking at Fabrizio Rausa's breakdowns and trying to replicate the exact words is almost guaranteed to fail because the context, the prior dynamic, and the specific girl are never the same. The frameworks, the five questions, the red flow, those give you structure. But the in-between, the moment-to-moment feel, only comes from talking to more girls and then analysing your own texts afterward. The real question to ask is not 'What did he say?' but 'What could I have replied right there, in that specific moment?' That self-interrogation is where the skill actually builds.
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