DavidMagnum Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

Upvotes	Comment on	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
3	Tyler Durden at 22 years old, with Mystery. They key is to have them guess and be playful about it, instead of just giving a straight forward answer to a very shit test. Happened to me last night. After 5 minutes into the conversation... "How old are you? - Girl "Guess" - Me "You look about 22" - Girl "Nope. I'm 42. But I look good for 42, right?" - Me She's 20. I'm 26.	/r/seduction	19/02/12 07:33 PM
2	Girls are like pokemon "not only is this a repost, but its copied from 9 gag which was copied from reddit yesterday." Which was copied from Brotips.	/r/seduction	09/02/12 11:42 PM
1	Girls With Boyfriends Maybe karma is the reason he's getting cheated on. Karma is working through me!	/r/seduction	27/12/11 06:52 AM
2	Girls With Boyfriends If you're looking to just hook up, a girl with a boyfriend is great. No need to go out in public or date, obviously she can't be seen with you. It's her decision to make. At the end of the day it's just a boyfriend. Personally, it would be different if she were married, with children, or lived together. It's just a boyfriend, and she obviously isn't serious enough to NOT cheat. I don't understand why it's considered "scumbag" move, she's the one cheating not me. If my girlfriend cheated on me I …	/r/seduction	27/12/11 06:50 AM
2	If you like someone but know they are already in a relationship, is it fair to pursue the girl? Job right, as in not give her a reason to go out outside our relationship. I've dated tons of women with boyfriends (never husbands, wouldn't) and usually they feel their missing something from their relationship. While their boyfriend might not give them a reason to leave, they don't cheat, talk down, hit them, take them for granted, they feel a void. They feel that at the same time their boyfriends don't give them a reason to leave, they don't have a reason to stay. My girlfriend came from a d…	/r/seduction	21/04/10 06:40 AM
7	If you like someone but know they are already in a relationship, is it fair to pursue the girl? I would say yes go after her. My fiance is so amazing I would be insulted if you didn't at least try. If i do my job right, she'll stay faithful. My friends always joke around, "If you sleep with my gf you'll be doing me a favor of letting me know she's a bad gf. Better now than later. Just please tell me"	/r/seduction	20/04/10 11:23 PM
2	If you like someone but know they are already in a relationship, is it fair to pursue the girl? I prefer it. When I meet a single girl I always wonder, "Hmm, why have you been single for this long? No guys chasing after you?"	/r/seduction	20/04/10 11:18 PM
5	If you like someone but know they are already in a relationship, is it fair to pursue the girl? A lot of girls are in a relationship simply just because. They aren't necessarily happy, plenty are taken for granted. Next time you meet a girl with a boyfriend simply ask, "Are you in you relationship because he doesn't give you a reason to leave or because he gives you a reason to stay?" Dick move yes but some girls don't want to be the bad guy and can't find a reason to leave when in reality they can't find a reason to stay either. I don't think its a dick move to pursue but when they're mar…	/r/seduction	20/04/10 11:15 PM
0	If you like someone but know they are already in a relationship, is it fair to pursue the girl? If a girl is single you have the world to compete with. If a girl is taken you only have to be better than one guy. Its been my experience that girls are taken are the easiest to pick up. Don't recommend seeking a relationship with them. But being the guy on the side ROCKS. You can't go out and be seen together. Cant spend a lot of time together. Don't have to put up with any drama. Its all about the sex. Its fun but kinda sucks to be the BF.	/r/seduction	20/04/10 11:08 PM