Environmental_Dish

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0	If she wanted someone with a good personality, she'd have dated someone with a good personality. Damn. Just hearing you, I fully believe you are already aware of this, but for others - This is the exact sort of interaction and attitude in RL that would attract the attention of EVERY woman in that room. Smart/Dumb, Younger/Older, Married/Not Married Good/Bad -- The self assuredness, confidence of 'I am not concerned with anyone else here except myself, and right now you are pissing me off. That I will not allow.' -- literally defining the environment, defining the terms, defining the hierarc…	/r/seduction	10/01/25 12:36 AM
4	If she wanted someone with a good personality, she'd have dated someone with a good personality. I was not paying attention to the subs name on my notification. I just read and responded. That's my bad. I wouldn't have commented. I will assert though, that I am definitely not a woman who condones beta men nor masculine women. I am a right leaning traditionalist that supports the way our society used to be and how men used to be, which includes life lessons like this sub offers to men whom their fathers and brothers used to teach them, but no longer do, and are now forced to outsource. While…	/r/seduction	09/01/25 11:31 PM
31	If she wanted someone with a good personality, she'd have dated someone with a good personality. As a woman, we are attracted to strength, assertiveness, and confidence. Women fall in love with these qualities in horrible men, then expect or hope that they can change the way that man UTILIZES those traits in himself. It really is not an attraction for bad men, it's simply that almost 100% of bad men possess these qualities. Even though, understanding this makes more sense, women tend to want to change the man based on her version of 'right' and how it applies to her wants and needs. THIS is…	/r/seduction	09/01/25 10:35 PM
3	Th power of saying no ! I have some thoughts... You could have started with a fear of avoidance, then noticed it not only assuaged your anxiety/worry, but also gave you a dopamine boost. You started relying on it more as a 'solution' albeit mostly subconscious. It became a habit, and became your go to in those situations. Making a different decision now, in those instances, would require effort and intention. Actions/Choices that make you feel good are exactly like drugs. I would even go as far as saying actions and ch…	/r/seduction	09/01/25 10:16 PM
2	Th power of saying no ! How long have you been doing this?	/r/seduction	09/01/25 08:47 PM
1	The biggest reason you should quit dating apps is overlooked in todays society. I read some of your comments. I think your only problem is that women who are 8+ do not want to 'just get banged'. They in no way need the attention or validation that works on a 7 or lower. It's crossing into a different arena. The rules are different. The scoring is different. With the 8+ not looking to 'just get banged', you would essentially be learning to trick them and use them. Which I am personally against, but that is beside the point. 8+ also have so many more interactions with differe…	/r/seduction	31/12/24 08:22 PM
0	Meeting women of my preference. As a woman, this new generation of women in their 20s are different than how they have always been. Different in confidence level, expectations, and wants. It's not like how your mentors had it. My suggestion would be to aim at the ones that want to be taken care of. The ones that want a sugar daddy. More woman in their 20s know what they want, and even if you find a shy one with daddy issues, her friends are going to be right there to aggressively protect her. Women didn't get along very well b…	/r/seduction	31/12/24 08:08 PM
1	Seeking Rejection Yeah. You are right. Exposure therapy	/r/seduction	31/12/24 07:49 PM

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