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Seems kind of rude on her part to be completely honest lol. Or maybe she felt uncomfortable being alone with a guy. But I’d think if you were the type to be inquisitive about seduction, you’d have the social awareness to know when that sort of offer would be appropriate
/r/seduction17/06/20 12:44 AM
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That’s a turn on for most women! They like to know they’re pleasing their partner. And asking if a girl would like to be walked to her car does not sound like posturing to me. It sounds chivalrous if anything. But it’s not that common anymore so maybe she was just taken aback.
/r/seduction16/06/20 10:33 PM
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I totally get that and definitely have sympathy for how difficult it is to navigate for men. Of course, this is personal preference but Ive never really liked when I felt like a man was very clearly trying hard to come across a certain way. Like once at a hardware store, a guy helped me with some things I needed for a project and was dropping hints that I’d be lucky to have a big man around to help me, taking on this weird role of being a burly savior for the damsel in aisle 3. It was weird. He …
/r/seduction16/06/20 09:37 PM
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As a woman, I really hate when men try to be seductive. It’s just as bad as having some concocted tactic to pick up a woman, if not worse. But you’re right, if it’s natural and mostly due to their confidence, that’s great and alluring. But so is sincerity and a lack of posturing. If they’re dorky or bashful, I think that’s great too since they’re being genuine.
/r/seduction16/06/20 08:44 PM
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