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| 17 | Disagreeing and having your own opinions of your own not only shows strength, it makes others feel safe.How about tell him that his behavior is ridiculous and that you are not going to tolerate it by being in the same space with him? Then walk away.. | /r/seduction | 05/04/21 11:54 PM |
| 3 | Is it possible to be dominant without conflict?Oftentimes what we call dominance has to do with taking initiative. In the example of the girl at the bar, be the one to offer to get her a drink. Spend a bit of time with her and then switch your attention back to your friends, mingle. Don’t dedicate all your time being around her. Later in the evening approach again. If you can, tease her a little. If you do it gracefully, women like that. Stay there for a bit. Switch your attention back to the group. Before you call it a night, write your num… | /r/seduction | 03/04/21 04:17 AM |
| 1 | Simple girl speaking from heart why how we suck at attraction (video)Just send it only when they ask you for it. | /r/seduction | 21/03/21 04:44 AM |
| 13 | Simple girl speaking from heart why how we suck at attraction (video)I am a woman and I think her video is bullshit, and worse, toxic | /r/seduction | 21/03/21 04:42 AM |
| 2 | Serious question, are emotional needs real? Does that go against being attractive and non-needy?There is a huge difference between honoring your needs and being needy. Confident and emotionally mature people know their needs and are able to express them clearly and with kindness. If the other person tells them in words or behavior that they are not willing to satisfy their needs, mature people express boundaries and often walk away with no drama. “We have different needs, it happens!”Needy people on the other hand, are usually people who seem to ‘beg’ for affection/attention/love etc. They… | /r/seduction | 24/09/20 12:58 PM |
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