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| 1 | What was it like moving out at 18 and having the college experience?WTF is this post. Dude, you have some of the most weirdest views - "women are only great between ages 18-22"? I get that you get regret not getting the college experience, but the desperation is weird and you can still have great experiences post college. TRUST ME. You sound Hella depressed, and if that is the case - SEEK HELP FROM A PROFESSIONAL. You make it sound like that you got nothing going for. What about your job situation, hobbies, gym etc.? Working on these things first might help you … | /r/seduction | 21/06/22 06:36 AM |
| 1 | Need an honest opinionI want you to note, that the reason I am asking the last thing is because the way you wrote your post made it seem like that to some extent you weren't ready for a serious relationship. Maybe consciously or unconsciously. I think this is the same feeling that Travis_varga also picked up with his "you weren't looking" comment. Question. I feel like you feel that never having been in a long term relationship is a source of insecurity. What do you say to women if they ask you about past long term r… | /r/seduction | 13/06/22 06:54 PM |
| 1 | Need an honest opinionI would say that it is interesting that you haven't been in one serious long term relationship by your age because most people have by that time. I guess that is also why your friend pointed that out to you. It's good that you are aware of it now if it bothers you. I think you should try to analyse why it was that certain relationships panned out the way they did. You felt that certain relationships did or did not warrant commitment - OK why is that and what was it in each case? This could perha… | /r/seduction | 13/06/22 04:56 PM |
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