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| 2 | What age did you lose your virginity?F24 I was 16 almost 17. We had been fooling around all summer. It was a new friendship mixed up with crazy physical attraction. I went to get my first ever bikini wax. That sh*t hurted so much I was like "Gotta make this worth it! Today is the day!" It was fun and we dated for 3 years afterwards. | /r/seduction | 30/07/20 03:38 AM |
| 1 | Fear not rejection, fear not getting rejected enoughGreat post! I'm not in accord with everything, but some things definitely needed to be said. Men handling rejection well is a gift to man/woman relationships. As a woman, when a man, a stranger talks to me in public I'll immediately think "What does he wants? Will he react aggressively if I ignore him or say him no?" If a guy react well to rejection it tells me 2 things: 1. Not a creep. 2. Actually a normal, likeable person. If I see him again I'll be relaxed and if he's cute maybe I will ask hi… | /r/seduction | 30/07/20 03:22 AM |
| 2 | For those who say to ask out 300 women...You have the right idea by approaching only women you actually know and like. Asking strangers out in the street is creepy. I understand how rejection is hard.. I think dating app are a good in between. Go on casual date with match. If it work, good. If it doesn't, you make a potential friend who can introduce you more naturally to some other girls. 👍 | /r/seduction | 30/07/20 02:49 AM |
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