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| 3 | Anyone else feel like an airhead sometimes?I think I had different stages of this. When I was in school I was stupid and always realized I was being flirted with after the fact. Then I got to the point where I would recognize it during the conversation but still not do anything because I was being a bitch. Now I know when a girl is flirting and I adjust accordingly. I look at that past stupidity as learning experience. I might kick my own ass if don’t for how dumb I was. | /r/seduction | 14/04/20 10:10 PM |
| 9 | How not to get Attached with girls??☝️ /thread | /r/seduction | 14/04/20 10:01 PM |
| 2 | How do I stop overthinking everything I say to girls over text, as if I’ve offended or said something weird?No problem. I used to be the same way. I forgot who said it but some dating coach compared women to cats. They kind of roam around. And the more you try to pet or approach them the more they avoid you. But the one sitting on the couch ignoring the cat winds up with it in their lap. So women will stop texting you and will not talk to you sometimes. Just hold fast and don’t chase or push it. She will be back. Be that guy she misses or wonders about. Not the one that keeps bothering her. I sincerel… | /r/seduction | 14/04/20 09:58 PM |
| 2 | How do I stop overthinking everything I say to girls over text, as if I’ve offended or said something weird?Definitely scarcity mentality. Stop trying to fit into their world. I always frame a conversation as she needs to prove herself to me. If she doesn’t like my sense of humor, she loses points. I’d rather offend or say something weird then be too timid. It makes you stand out. Most guys are timid and talk like asexual friends. Just relax have fun and get her to talk to you. Not the other way around. | /r/seduction | 14/04/20 09:42 PM |
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