Kirk_Falcon Archive

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5	For those who are very experienced with women, has dating made you trust them less? Trust is a funny word. Many folks have a limited understanding of "trust" At first you think about it as "Can this I believe what they say is true?" or "Can I tell them a secret and they won't tell anyone? Everyone (men and women) will fall have a different answer. I prefer a more useful definition of "trust" What learning to "trust" someone means is learning to trust their behavior. This skill for you is not to decide "Can I trust this person?" Rather, "What can I trust this person to do in thi…	/r/seduction	23/04/26 03:37 PM
6	I hate dating as a man That sounds miserable, which is why I don't usually suggest anyone do it. Instead, go out, do things you love that both men and women participate in. Anyone you meet there, you'll already have something in common. Too boot, if you're having a good time, you'll be the best version of yourself effortlessly. Don't have hobbies? Start trying different things until you find what's fun.	/r/seduction	08/05/22 07:38 PM