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| 4 | What are some key differences between boyfriend material and FWB material?Be upfront about your intentions and feelings. If you don't want things to be super serious, say that (at the right moment, obviously). Either she will agree and you're good to go, or she won't, in which case you're not leading her on anymore and you can focus on somebody who better suits what YOU want. As far as how to behave in a FWB situation, I would say just keep it casual, don't start really emotional conversations, and don't text too often unless you're trying to meet up. | /r/seduction | 15/12/14 04:28 AM |
| 1 | What should I say in my "About Me" on Tinder?/r/tinder will review your profile for you, I think it definitely helped me find matches. Go with something funny, unique, and that will inspire some good conversations. Be witty but also include things you actually enjoy doing. | /r/seduction | 15/12/14 04:23 AM |
| 1 | Why People Settle For So-So RelationshipsYep, I agree 100%. I left a relationship of 4 years recently. Didn't miss the relationship stuff, but damn does it suck losing the friend you're closest to. Even while trying to remain friends, that connection changes and can never be replaced. | /r/seduction | 22/11/14 08:07 AM |
| 4 | I am just too emotional, any tips?This is very well said and something I needed to hear too. After ending a relationship of almost 4 years, I've been trying to fill that emotional void rather than improving myself and finding my happiness from within. It's not worth it to put a hurting heart back on the market. | /r/seduction | 22/11/14 08:02 AM |
| 5 | No, intelligence is not a turn-off. Yes, how you act IS a turn-off.I'm pretty interested in your comparisons to computer engineering. As a software engineer and a very systematic, logical thinker, social interactions sometimes confuse me. In programming, one learns that there's always a cause or a reason for certain behavior. If something isn't working, you can bang your head against it all night until you find the problem and the right answer. Relationships aren't like that. People aren't always rational, there isn't always a specific issue, and more often tha… | /r/seduction | 11/11/14 08:18 AM |
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