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2	Characters who definitely nail the realistic form of seductive and alluring personality It's not exactly a grounded film, and there's naturally the caveat of the woman being into him from the jump, but the first character that comes to mind for me in Antonio Banderas in the first Zorro remake. Like I said Catherine Zeta-Jones is into him when they first meet, but I think his character really captures the art of flirting well with her. That said you're probably never going to get to sword fight flirt with a lady in a barn, but the point stands.	/r/seduction	11/09/24 11:55 PM
2	Is this a matter of confidence No problem brother	/r/seduction	04/08/24 05:28 PM
1	Is this a matter of confidence That could certainly be true. I'm not a pickup artist by any means. I also don't really subscribe to working within a specific angle of hooking em, or being mysterious, or anything like that. Since I have approach anxiety already I decided to do what's most comfortable for me, and my default when talking to anyone is usually to give my name and a handshake very early on. I might be hurting my own chances by not using more game, but I also feel like, as a beginner and also an introvert, I don't m…	/r/seduction	04/08/24 05:27 PM
14	Is this a matter of confidence Admittedly this is something I'm actively working on too, so take my advice with a grain of salt, but what I've been trying to do is interrupt those kinds of thoughts with more productive ones. When my mind starts telling me "you'll be seen as a creep", "she's busy, don't bother her", I try to tell myself "no, she wants to talk to you", "if she approached you, even if you didn't vibe, wouldn't you be happy about it still". It's a similar principle to interrupting negative thoughts in general. In…	/r/seduction	04/08/24 04:41 PM
69	Working out and eating healthy has changed my perspective on life for the better. If you haven’t started lifting weights, do it now I know I'm just a stranger on Reddit but I'm proud of you! Life is hard as it is, and it's even harder when you're overweight (I've been there too). Making a change is always a challenge, but accessing your inner strength to make that change can be an even bigger process at times. Congratulations on finding the power to improve your life, and best of luck for your continued growth!	/r/seduction	19/07/19 01:11 PM

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