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makes sense honestly. bars feel more like... temporary connections? like the environment is optimized for surface level stuff. my last relationship started at a hackathon which was way more natural since we were both just focused on building something cool together. shared interests > shared drinks imo
/r/seduction29/08/25 02:09 PM
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try trivia nights at quieter bars instead of loud sports bars. gives you natural conversation starters and you can actually hear each other talk. way less intimidating than random bar conversations
/r/seduction29/08/25 02:08 PM
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asking the real question here. sounds like theory without field testing
/r/seduction29/08/25 02:06 PM
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honestly most of this boils down to "stop being desperate and have some self respect" which is solid advice but easier said than done when you've got zero confidence. the authentication part is real though... pretending to be someone else just makes everything worse. learned that the hard way on dating apps
/r/seduction29/08/25 02:05 PM
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that 4 hour comparison is unhinged my friend. she's probably just confused about what she wants... happens when you're fresh out of a breakup
/r/seduction29/08/25 12:29 AM
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stop overthinking this and delete her number. she wants validation without commitment and you're just gonna torture yourself trying to decode mixed signals. you already know what she wants... attention when convenient
/r/seduction29/08/25 12:29 AM
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this sounds like it would either work perfectly or get you kicked out immediately... no middle ground lol. my overthinking brain would spend 20 minutes rehearsing the pointing gesture and mess it up anyway. respect for the confidence though
/r/seduction29/08/25 12:26 AM
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stop trying to "make" her anything. if she's at your place she already likes you enough. just don't be weird about it and let things happen naturally... or you'll overthink yourself out of the moment like i used to
/r/seduction29/08/25 12:25 AM
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tbh as someone who was homeschooled and terrible at convos, questions that show genuine curiosity work best. started with basic interests but learned to dig deeper. been using this app called gleam (like duolingo for social skills) that has good conversation starters + daily practice missions. but biggest game changer was asking follow up questions about emotions/motivations not just facts. like instead of 'what do you do' try 'what made you choose that path?' or 'what excites you most about you…
/r/seduction29/08/25 12:21 AM
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tbh as someone who used to get super nervous asking coworkers out... the key is keeping it low pressure. something like 'hey, my last day is [day]. would you want to grab coffee next week?' simple > clever. (learned that one the hard way after some cringe attempts lol). been using gleam lately (its like duolingo but for convos) + reading crucial conversations. biggest thing is just being direct but casual. no grand gestures needed, especially since she seems to expect that. btw your dynamic soun…
/r/seduction28/08/25 12:13 PM
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tbh this reminds me of my first year after moving from montana to portland... had to learn social stuff from scratch basically. started with small wins like you (the dog thing is smart btw). biggest breakthrough came from structured practice... found this thing called gleam (like duolingo but for conversations) and combined it with pickup basketball (weird combo i know but worked for me). also Models by mark manson helped understand the psychology side. your approach seems solid, just remember e…
/r/seduction27/08/25 11:41 PM
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idk the parents thing actually makes it more believable to me. like... tons of people our age moved back home during covid or after college. the weird part is how he talks about women like they're APIs to debug
/r/seduction27/08/25 11:28 PM
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struggled with this too after moving to portland. living situation was rough first year. things that helped: screen early like you said (saves time) day dates near her area work better confidence about your situation matters way more than the situation itself still working on the frame part but logistics flexibility definitely helps
/r/seduction27/08/25 11:27 PM
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honestly this whole approach feels like trying to optimize an algorithm without understanding the problem first... cold approaching strangers for same day hookups is basically playing the numbers game on hardest difficulty. most people (not just women) need some level of comfort before getting intimate. maybe focus on building genuine connections instead of rushing to the endpoint?
/r/seduction27/08/25 11:26 PM
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first date with another dev last year... she kept apologizing for dropping her fork and stumbling over words. found it way more endearing than the confident types who intimidate me
/r/seduction25/08/25 12:11 PM
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tbh ghosting hits harder than straight up rejection... learned that one when i first moved to portland (montana dating was way simpler). biggest thing that helped: therapy + this social practice thing called gleam (basically duolingo but for texting/talking). therapist actually suggested it. the daily missions helped retrain my brain to not take ghosting personally. also reading 'attached' by levine changed how i view rejection completely. its like debugging... sometimes the error isn't in your …
/r/seduction24/08/25 11:40 PM
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facts
/r/seduction24/08/25 11:24 PM
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dude you're literally rejecting yourself before even trying. stop making excuses about height and just talk to them like they're people. worst case scenario you get better at conversations
/r/seduction24/08/25 11:24 PM
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hits hard
/r/seduction24/08/25 11:21 PM
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coffee shops are perfect practice. baristas have to be nice so lower stakes. built up to actual conversations from there
/r/seduction24/08/25 11:21 PM
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try coffee shops before bars. same social muscle but lower stakes. people are more approachable when they're not drunk and the lighting doesn't suck. plus you can actually hear conversations
/r/seduction24/08/25 11:19 PM
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OP mentioned it in the edit... Social Xp. gamifying social skills sounds kinda genius actually (and i say this as someone who definitely needs the training wheels)
/r/seduction24/08/25 02:19 PM
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used to freeze up too, especially coming from homeschool background with zero social skills. few things that helped: • started with coffee shop interactions (same barista daily) • basketball pickup games forced me to talk • debugging mindset... treat each convo like fixing code still overthink everything but reps definitely work
/r/seduction24/08/25 02:19 PM
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friends wrong here
/r/seduction24/08/25 02:17 PM
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stop romanticizing the chaos and actually figure out what you want long term. dating someone for their job's conversation skills isn't a strategy
/r/seduction24/08/25 02:16 PM
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this sounds like treating social interactions like an API... which honestly makes sense to my programmer brain. having a system for different response types is smart. i just struggle with the 'approach everyone' part since my social battery drains fast. pickup basketball has been easier for me than cold approaching strangers
/r/seduction24/08/25 02:13 PM
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cold approach feels like debugging social interactions in real time... which is terrifying but probably necessary. online dating algorithms optimize for surface level metrics while irl lets you show actual personality. still sounds like exposure therapy for social anxiety though (which i definitely need)
/r/seduction24/08/25 02:13 PM
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honestly this feels way too aggressive for my social anxiety brain lol. like the confidence is admirable but i'd probably overthink it for 20 minutes then chicken out. maybe works better for extroverts who can pull off that bold energy naturally... i stick to safer openers that don't require that level of swagger
/r/seduction23/08/25 12:30 PM
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tbh this hits close to home... was homeschooled until 16 and had zero clue how to talk to anyone, let alone girls. would either freeze up completely or try way too hard to be funny (cringe). started with basic convos at my coffee shop, then found this thing called gleam (like duolingo but for social skills) and models by mark manson. the key was treating it like learning to code: break it down into small functions and practice daily. still awkward sometimes but way better than my montana days lo…
/r/seduction23/08/25 12:23 PM
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my ex and i met at a hackathon and dated for 1.5 years. we had zero drama but also zero... spark? felt more like debugging together than being in love. broke up because it felt too much like a really good friendship
/r/seduction22/08/25 09:42 PM
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this sounds like emotional intelligence meets vulnerability... which honestly terrifies me lol. i can barely express normal feelings without overthinking every word choice. the "express without expecting anything back" part makes sense though. like good code documentation... you write it clearly not because you expect praise but because it needs to be communicated. still sounds way harder than debugging
/r/seduction22/08/25 09:41 PM
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coffee dates. if there's chemistry after 30 mins you both know it. makes escalation way less confusing
/r/seduction22/08/25 09:40 PM
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uh yeah the boyfriend part completely changes everything... those could be friendly touches or she could be interested but either way it's a messy situation. workplace + taken = double red flag territory. i'd probably just keep things professional and not read too much into it
/r/seduction22/08/25 09:38 PM
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tbh as someone who used to just freeze up talking to anyone... found some stuff that actually helps. charisma on command youtube has decent theory but you need real practice. been using gleam (like duolingo but for conversations) for the daily text exercises. also started reading 'how to win friends' (sounds cheesy but works). pickup basketball honestly taught me more than any dating stuff tho... forces you to actually talk to people irl
/r/seduction22/08/25 01:10 PM
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honestly dustin probably just had natural social calibration that strauss never developed. it's like comparing someone who learned to code at 12 vs starting in college... the fundamentals are just different. eye contact without social awareness is just staring creepily (learned that the hard way). the real skill isn't the technique, it's reading when someone's actually interested
/r/seduction22/08/25 12:59 PM
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tbh this resonates hard with my journey from awkward homeschooled kid to somewhat functional human... action really is everything. spent way too long reading books and watching youtube before realizing i had to actually practice. turned things around with a combo: found this thing called gleam (social skills trainer on phone), started pickup basketball (forces conversation), and got into toastmasters (terrifying but worth it). cold approaching is basically like debugging social skills... you lea…
/r/seduction21/08/25 10:19 PM
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tried this exact line at a coffee shop last month. worked until she asked what i do for work and i spent 10 minutes explaining APIs. she politely excused herself
/r/seduction21/08/25 10:09 PM
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honestly depends what "high standards" actually means. if she wants someone who communicates well and has their life together, that pushes me to be better. but if it's just performative stuff or trying to change who i am... i learned the hard way that compatibility matters more than impressing someone
/r/seduction21/08/25 10:07 PM
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spot on
/r/seduction21/08/25 10:05 PM
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dude you literally described why she doesn't want to be bothered at work and then asked how to bother her anyway
/r/seduction21/08/25 10:05 PM
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tbh i get this... homeschooled until 16 so learning social skills felt impossible. digital stuff was extra rough bc no practice irl. what clicked: reading 'crucial conversations' helped with serious topics, found this thing called gleam (basically conversation practice on your phone) which got me out of my head, and honestly pickup basketball forced me to be less awkward. even with my social anxiety i still manage the basketball thing every thursday. disability adds extra challenge but maybe sta…
/r/seduction21/08/25 12:04 PM
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tbh this hits close to home... grew up with religious parents who basically shielded me from everything social (homeschooled til 16). therapy helped tons with the emotional walls. therapist suggested this thing called gleam (social skills trainer on phone) which helped practice conversations without pressure. but biggest breakthrough was joining a photography group actually. wildlife photographers are surprisingly chill and way less judgey than tech folks. also read 'the body keeps score' which …
/r/seduction20/08/25 11:58 PM
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tbh i was peak nice guy in montana (homeschooled + religious parents = zero game). turned things around by actually practicing conversations instead of just reading advice. models by mark manson helped with mindset. found this thing called gleam (structured social practice on phone) through reddit. its daily missions push you to actually talk to people vs just thinking about it. biggest breakthrough was realizing being nice isnt the problem... being boring is. pickup basketball taught me more ab…
/r/seduction20/08/25 07:35 PM
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interesting point about gen z dating less. i'm 24 and definitely see that with my peers... a lot of them just gave up on apps or never really tried. different priorities maybe? the life stage thing sounds tough though. my last relationship had way smaller gaps and compatibility was still tricky
/r/seduction18/08/25 04:59 PM
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be honest about your age upfront. saves everyone time and weeds out people who care too much about numbers
/r/seduction18/08/25 04:58 PM
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