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| 1 | For those just starting out, be warned: putting these principles to practice is entirely different in the real world.I believe that if you allow yourself to Be Yourself and keep a smile on, you will come across in the best way possible. There is someone for everyone. That someone will emerge at some point and your true self will be an attraction. Learn the basics of carrying on a conversation and learn some self-confidence, if you think you need it, relax and go forth. Don't over-think it. Del L.; SeductionRitual.com | /r/seduction | 23/10/13 01:50 PM |
| 1 | MASSIVE resistance/negative public perception of seduction.Personally, I think some people 'over-think' this topic. I'm older now and can tell you there is no substitute for just relaxing and being yourself. The more emotionally attached you are to the outcome, the higher the odds you'll walk away empty handed. I was tormented by this when I was younger. (Not to worry -I've been happily married for many years and have grown kids). I noticed my nephew was having challenges at college similar to what I went through. Back then there was no internet forums.… | /r/seduction | 23/10/13 12:44 AM |
| 1 | Making conversation after a direct approach: how do I stop it going into 'interview mode?'There are two kinds of questions. Open ended and closed ended. Examples of closed ended questions are those mentioned in the reply below called "the Stale Seven Questions." They are questions that can be answered in one or two words like multiple choice test questions. Open ended questions, on the other hand cannot. They require a little elaboration. They are like essay test questions. An closed ended question like "Where are you from?" need not be dreaded. A closed end question must be followed… | /r/seduction | 23/10/13 12:34 AM |
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