Dannah573 Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

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3	How the fuck do I learn to dance? House and hip hop. My main focus is hip hop right now though. If there's a cypher I'll join in no matter what though, so I end up doing little bits of popping and stuff if there's funk playing.	/r/seduction	07/03/14 07:17 AM
3	How the fuck do I learn to dance? I'm from London but live in Tokyo at the moment and in both those cities there's a pretty strong house scene but yeah it's never really had much exposure. In some ways that's a really good thing though because the culture is still so true to it's roots.	/r/seduction	07/03/14 07:10 AM
2	How the fuck do I learn to dance? Japanese school kids do this as a forfeit when they lose games at school	/r/seduction	07/03/14 06:42 AM
2	How the fuck do I learn to dance? it's in your hands now, work hard.	/r/seduction	07/03/14 06:31 AM
2	How the fuck do I learn to dance? Why does dance need to look funny?	/r/seduction	07/03/14 01:43 AM
2	How the fuck do I learn to dance? Big daddy kane...	/r/seduction	07/03/14 01:39 AM
2	How the fuck do I learn to dance? The thing is with dance is it is not just movement 90% of the time. This is where class comes in. There is a place for interpretive movement that doesn't follow any structure outside of what the person feels, and that's cool. The thing is, I imagine if OP is asking "how do I learn to dance" then he doesn't feel that movement right now. That's a very difficult position to be in when you want to learn to do something and class helps a LOT with this. I agree though, classes are not the only way to …	/r/seduction	06/03/14 11:04 PM
12	How the fuck do I learn to dance? So "how do I learn to dance" is a really good question but it's super open ended. There lots of ways to learn to dance and there are lots of styles but considering it's on seddit, let's just look at the styles of dance that are most suited to clubs. So we have the social dances. Social dancing is a pretty loose grouping of categories, some people would put ballroom in there and some wouldn't but now isn't the time for that. Basically my recommendations for learning to dance with a partner who do…	/r/seduction	06/03/14 10:40 PM
2	Don't like bars, never have. What are some hobbies that will put me around cute girls? I came here to write dance, am pleased to find it here already. As for what dance to do, social dances are always the way to go. Latin dances, hustle, swing. If you're interested in participating in the culture, house dance is DEFINITELY the way to go. The advantage of the dances I have listed is they encourage multiple partners, the culture of the dance encourages freedom so the feeling at events is great. Although there are lessons, you want to move to dancing at events and specific club night…	/r/seduction	09/02/14 04:15 PM
3	"The 500 Days of Beta" or better known as "Why Reddit Loves Joseph Gordon-Levitt" I watched this film kinda recently and I'd like to venture out something that I think is something look over when they talk about this film. Think about it from Summer's point of view. The whole film is focused so strongly on Tom, there is not a single scene without him if I remember correctly. This is not an accident in my opinion. Chloe Moritz's character serves as a prompt at the turning point of the film that Tom isn't looking at the whole picture and his friends make multiple remarks at his…	/r/TheRedPill	16/01/14 10:17 AM
-5	20 Things Boys Can Do to Become Men By Kareem Abdul-Jabbar Is that true?	/r/seduction	14/09/13 03:21 AM
19	20 Things Boys Can Do to Become Men By Kareem Abdul-Jabbar This is a great piece, and while obviously improving yourself as a person helps with seduction, I just kinda wonder why you decided to post it here and not another subreddit	/r/seduction	14/09/13 02:34 AM
0	Is the "strong silent type" just a hollywood trope? How does a man attract by simply being comfortably handsome in a corner and grunting a suave comment once and while? I think they can, it just didn't happen that time	/r/seduction	18/06/13 09:09 AM
1	Is the "strong silent type" just a hollywood trope? How does a man attract by simply being comfortably handsome in a corner and grunting a suave comment once and while? In my experience of feeling like I've been on both sides of what I'm about to describe, I think the strong, silent type is dependent on outgoing but socially obtuse people being around him. A personal example of me not being the strong, silent type would be, I was at a dinner for someone's birthday with a lot of people I'd never met, there were a few attractive girls and two girls who came together and everyone sort of fought for their attention, including me. Inevitably they lapped up the atten…	/r/seduction	17/06/13 07:37 PM
1	Asking girl if she would like to go on a date, she replies "sure, if you play your cards right". Shit test? Hoop? What is this. just walk away from this one and find another	/r/seduction	09/06/13 11:07 AM