89percent Archive

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2	The total lack of parenting in dating. I can definitely relate. When I was 16, insecure and lacked rolemodels, I began reading about seduction and the game and in some ways it took over my personality and made it impossible for me to build genuine relationships. I'm 30 now and just learning to find myself. Not saying that learning about seduction is a bad thing, however I learned over time how it can become a mask that makes it difficult to actually connect with people.	/r/seduction	18/03/21 11:57 AM
1	So much rejection I want to kill myself "And although it was a toxic relationship, she was the only girl I ever fell in love with" I am currently reading Mark Manson's book, and he talks about how being attracted to girls who play games can lead to a lot of frustration. You might unconsciously be screening out honest girls who don't want toxic relationships. "I'M SO FUCKING TIRED OF BEING INVISIBLE AND WORTHLESS TO WOMEN. SO FED UP WITH IT I WANT TO FUCKING BREAK EVERYTHING IN MY ROOM AND DRIVE MY FUCKING CAR OFF OF A BRIDGE. I CAN'T …	/r/seduction	04/10/20 10:04 AM
18	Best cologne helps seduction, girls love it on men? Sweat.	/r/seduction	29/07/20 07:25 PM
1	Anxiety and depression can be the result of. your unconscious mind withdrawing it's approval of your life choices. Confidence comes from living in a way that you can be proud of. I have thought a lot about that idea. Looking back at my life, my worst feelings about myself comes from the bad choices I have made, and the people I should have been better towards. I have been beaten up, experienced some relatively traumatic events, but that is not why I sometimes feel depressed. Not showing enough gratitude for my father when he was still here, or the part of my family who supported my when I needed it, and one of my friends I bullied at boarding school. Those are things I s…	/r/seduction	30/04/20 03:10 PM
5	I miss having crushes Had that same experience when I was 17-18, and started reading about the game and seduction. Only during the last few years have I realized that basic seduction techniques almost replaced my personality and authentic self, to the point where I found it exhausting to "game" girls just for the approval. In retrospect I think it's important not to forget your values and who you are.	/r/seduction	19/04/20 01:19 PM
3	Things I've learned recently about being one of those "Nice Guys" for the inexperienced "I think one aspect of this dynamic that gets overlooked often, the women don't want to have to meet any type of expectations." Extremely underrated comment. Most women(and probably almost all everyone) hate being judged.	/r/seduction	28/08/19 08:06 AM
1	Any other dude find tall girls mega hot? Yes!	/r/seduction	10/02/19 09:50 AM
1	Is it normal as a man for girls to NEVER flirt with you or express interest in you? "There were a handful of girls who I at one point thought were flirting with me, but every single one of them turned out later on to have boyfriends." Not mutually exclusive. "If I really like a girl I sometimes even go out of my way to never make eye contact with them or smile at them, because I'm scared they might think I'm disgusting or pathetic." Eye contact is important. Girls are also human beings like men, and eye contact is essential in communication and creating human bonds. Why would t…	/r/seduction	24/11/18 11:39 PM
17	What to do when a girl smiles + stares while walking past you ? (19 M ) Pound your chest while roaring and peeing in a circle around her to establish dominance, all while maintaining eye contact. Not srs.	/r/seduction	16/07/18 05:12 PM