FreddyFucable Archive

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6	Why Being a Nice Guy is a Trap Wrong. Social interactions actually are a transaction when you boil it down. The nice guy just has the wrong currency. There are also genuinely good men who get nowhere with women because most women really do not value those things. There are certain things that attract women and they’re not the things that they claim they want.	/r/seduction	11/08/25 02:40 PM
2	19M about to hookup for the first time......Advice needed As someone who has a lot of experience, I can say that the first time I have sex with a new partner it’s not great 9/10 times. It’s the second and third time where it gets way better. It’s always a bit awkward the first time because every partner is different and you’re feeling each other out. And if she’s your age, she’s also having sex with dudes like you who don’t know shit. She’s not a sex master either. Just go do your thing and then run it back for the next time	/r/seduction	17/02/24 07:35 PM
1	I finally stopped pedestalizing models after learning the truth. Yeah see I already refuted all those points. Being gay is a learned behavior and not genetic, otherwise the numbers couldn’t grow. Not saying that gay people chose to be gay, they didn’t even realize they were being programmed as a child. It’s much more nurture than nature, as clearly evidenced by the exponential growth. Being gay is way more unnatural than being left handed. Being left handed has also had zero social stigma for over a century. Being gay is a complete mis-prioritization of your …	/r/seduction	15/02/24 11:59 AM
1	I finally stopped pedestalizing models after learning the truth. Yeah, you need to wake up to it. 30% of Gen Z adults identify as gay. It’s been exponential growth over the last 2 generations and since gay sex doesn’t produce offspring it’s not genetic. In fact if people were born gay and it was some gene expression, that gene expression would be filtered out of existence within 1 generation. Now you might be thinking “that’s just because people aren’t afraid to be open about it now, just look at left handers”. Handedness is a great example- it took 120 years…	/r/seduction	15/02/24 10:12 AM
6	I finally stopped pedestalizing models after learning the truth. Models aren’t hot anymore, they look for weird faces and diversity so there’s zero standard of beauty. That way people will turn gay more easily because they can’t assess objective beauty for themselves and need to be told. Fax	/r/seduction	15/02/24 12:59 AM
39	I went on 18 first dates in January - here’s the breakdown of my results + my insights Yeah we know they’re hot enough for you, I’m wondering how objectively hot they are and you should share the answer if you’re trying to help people understand what works. You should at least tell them who it works on and what kind of results they can expect if attempting this	/r/seduction	02/02/24 04:55 AM
123	I went on 18 first dates in January - here’s the breakdown of my results + my insights Are you just chronically unemployed or what ? Also how hot are these girls?? Do all dogs go to heaven?? Congrats on a great month, I have never had that much variation in a month. I was the king of one night stands but that was like 1-2 a week in a good month. However, I have fairly high standards in terms of who I put my dick inside of.	/r/seduction	02/02/24 03:41 AM
4	Do things work for 40 year olds? Honestly I’m not quite 40 but mid 30’s and just got out of a 6 year relationship. I have never pursued anyone over the age of 24. I met my last gf when she was turning 24 and I was turning 29. (Same bday). She just turned 30 and we broke up. Now I’m starting to date again but I am not attracted to 30+ year olds. Before my last gf I started a relationship with a 21 year old when I was 27. Prior to that 19 when I was 23. Luckily I still look like I’m mid to late 20’s but suddenly the game is fucke…	/r/seduction	27/01/24 01:27 AM
24	Seducing a girl with a boyfriend Very low quality bitch. Don’t engage. You’ll never feel secure in a relationship again and it’s terrible karma	/r/seduction	18/11/23 03:40 AM