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280	The most successful guy you ever saw	Conversation	All_That_Fugazi	/r/seduction	19/09/25 07:13 PM

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41	24 deep truths about women & relationships that you won't hear from the mainstream. Women prefer kindness over niceness. The difference between the two is in the motivation. Niceness is motivated by desire to be liked, and kindness is motivated by a person's abundance of benevolent feelings. Niceness is selfish, kindness is selfless. A woman is willing to close her eyes on some unattractive traits a man might have if he owns them. They might talk a lot of trash to their friends about the guy they absolutely adore, and still chose to be with him because she loves the challenge o…	/r/seduction	10/11/25 08:14 PM
5	The most successful guy you ever saw Do I believe you?	/r/seduction	19/09/25 10:30 PM
1	The most successful guy you ever saw You mean masculinity and femininity? Of course there is. Women are universally attracted to guys who have a good balance of masculine and feminine features, both in looks and personality. Women respond negatively to a lack of balance between the two. But you're better off being more masculine than feminine, imo. When you're more feminine you will arguably have more fun with women, but the disrespect and emotional turmoil is just not worth it. When you're more masculine and dominant a women is mu…	/r/seduction	19/09/25 10:25 PM
5	The most successful guy you ever saw Was that guy also very comfortable around women? He tried his best to appear so, but he's just super anxious and insecure in general. Yeah yeah, reddit will be actually surprised by how much insecure guys can pull. It's just that girls are not very good at detecting an insecure man, I mean they would think that peacocking is a confident behaviour for crying out loud. But they would eventually sniff it out tho, don't get it twisted, it's just that women are way more easily impressed by some surfa…	/r/seduction	19/09/25 10:02 PM
12	The most successful guy you ever saw Yeah, they do pull, but they struggle to keep as I've noticed, and their dating life is actually full of pain and misery, because they go through a lot of heartbreakes. More stoic and stable guys may pull a little less than the emotional ones, but those guys have better relationships and women they're with are deeply in love with them. The more feminine and emotional guys are treated worse despite being more desired by women. They have to deal with disrespect a lot more, they get cheated on a lo…	/r/seduction	19/09/25 09:52 PM
8	How does the 'bad boy' thing work in practice? So I am very much against romanticising a bad boy image. They are insecure and traumatised people who attract the same type of insecure and traumatised girls. What makes them so attractive to a lot of girls is that bad boys are very good at coming off as careless because they genuinely don't give a damn. Not because they are tough and strong willed people who are self sufficient, but because they feel like their life sucks and they got nothing to lose.	/r/seduction	21/05/25 02:13 PM
16	How does the 'bad boy' thing work in practice? My friend is what most would consider a typical bad boy. He also gets a lot of attractive girls that look like models. What I've noticed about how he interacts with girls is that he seems to be very loose around them and is comfortable saying things that might be considered inappropriate. He comes off as authentically carefree and fun at first but make no mistakes, he is very strategic when in comes to pickup. So yeah, I would say he knows how to manipulate women and toy with their emotions. I g…	/r/seduction	21/05/25 02:07 PM