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| 1 | This is a message to all genuine men. Please learn seduction and game. Because the game is colder than liquid nitrogen. What I saw this weekend is an example of that.I don't think this story proves what you think it does. It sounds like she was dating casually and hadn't agreed to be exclusive with anyone. That's pretty common when you're getting to know people. Also, I'd be careful about calling it "game." A lot of successful dating comes down to communication, confidence, and finding someone who's actually compatible with you. Not learning tricks. If someone is misleading multiple people or hiding the fact that they're seeing others, that's a different iss… | /r/seduction | 02/08/26 06:10 AM |
| 1 | my ex accidentally gave me free game. And showed me what I was doing wrong when I meet new women.I think there's some truth to this. A lot of first dates aren't about being "perfect". They're about getting a glimpse of who the other person actually is. That said, there's a difference between showing your personality and trying too hard to entertain someone. If you're naturally goofy or sarcastic, let that come out. If you're quiet, that's fine too. The goal isn't to become louder; it's to stop filtering yourself so much that the other person has nothing real to connect with. Also, I'd be ca… | /r/seduction | 02/08/26 06:04 AM |
| 1 | How I Became Good At Flirting (As a Shy Engineer)I actually agree with some of this. The biggest difference I've noticed isn't whether a guy has the "perfect lines". It's whether he seems comfortable being himself and genuinely interested in the conversation. I also think you're right that rejection shouldn't become a verdict on your worth. Women reject people for all kinds of reasons, just like men do. It's usually not as personal as it feels. The only part I'd push back on is framing flirting as something you "do to women." The best conversa… | /r/seduction | 02/08/26 05:59 AM |
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