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Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
3	Here is my experience with cold/warm approaches and when to keep fighting and when to give up.	Fundamentals	Gahjooze	/r/seduction	02/06/21 12:35 AM

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1	Here is my experience with cold/warm approaches and when to keep fighting and when to give up. Your PS: Completely agree. It's complex. Depending on how you play it, it either turns/stays as attraction or is just friendship.	/r/seduction	02/06/21 02:56 AM
1	My best week so far Well forget trying to get laid. You have the balls to become a millionaire in sales. lol.	/r/seduction	31/05/21 03:34 AM
1	My best week so far How old are you? If you have the balls to approach 100 girls in 1 week. 100% you will get laid. Just don't force it happenning right away. Maybe it does, and you get lucky, would not shock me. Feel the situation out always.	/r/seduction	31/05/21 03:08 AM
1	Field report - Week end in Tampa I'm in Tampa also. For day game, by far the best on a weekday afternoon is Hyde Park Village. Just overflowing with hot single girls. Hit up Buddy's Brew for a coffee and approach. Check it out, you will thank me later.	/r/seduction	10/05/21 10:58 AM
21	I had a girl walk away from me tonight mid set to talk to another guy Yup, this. Girls can be fickle, especially the younger they are. When she walked away to talk to another guy, you just move on immediately and approach the next attractive girl available for a conversation(assuming this was a bar or club). And you bet your ass that previous girl would notice this and possibly get "fomo" of you.	/r/seduction	19/04/21 03:00 PM
0	I feel objectified Yeah its nice fiction. But this shit rarely happens this way, even in the last 20 years. At least from my experience, when the woman becomes the agressor, it's more direct nowadays and robotic. Like simply, they mention let's do it, and what guy usually rejects that. But that's also our faults I think as guys, our culture hasn't had to rely on as much charisma and masterful wordplay that the generations before were so good at.	/r/TheRedPill	05/04/18 09:13 AM

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