Eclier Archive

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1	Q & A? Hmm... I was hoping that your degree in psychology might give some insight into this problem. From what I've read, a sense of accomplishment would boost ones self-esteem, though I'm not sure how permanent and how long lasting the effect would be. Unfortunately, to me it seems that the only way of invoking a sense of accomplishment into someone would be to manipulate them or get them involved in a task which would be challenging but attainable. With your help if necessary, the chance of success w…	/r/seduction	16/02/11 11:34 PM
1	Q & A? While this subject probably deserves it's own book, how would you go upon improving a female's self-esteem? I know this is more of a psychology related subject, but it seems that improving the self-esteem of others is a hard thing to achieve since these things seem to develop early on in life and tend to stay that way. The other issue is that most articles online deal with improving ones own issues instead of that of others. Anyway, I feel that your insight may be helpful.	/r/seduction	16/02/11 02:22 AM