KittyHammer Archive

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1	What Are The Key Lessons You've Learned From Robert Greene's The Art of Seduction? 1) Refine your latent seductive qualities in your character 2) Think before you speak, tailor your words to the individual or group 3) Discard the fear of disapproval, move past the need of approval 4) Adapt your "spirit" into the people you want to build rapport with 5) Manage your expectations between short-term or long-term seductions 6) Mediocrity/familiarity kills the potential of seduction, allow people to have room to fantasize about you 7) Root out"anti-seductive" tendencies that you can…	/r/seduction	30/03/15 12:47 PM
2	Any advice on not getting too drunk? Ask yourself this the next time you are about to drink: Do you want to stay sexless and drunk or be sober and have a chance of great sex?	/r/seduction	14/09/14 07:13 PM
2	The cellphone wall of death Use kino to get her attention then say something outlandish like "Let's play rock, paper, scissors." Experiment with using kino and saying something outlandish until something bites. Just don't take it personally and treat it like an game.	/r/seduction	14/09/14 05:31 PM
2	FWB is starting to feel used. Advice? "I like having the freedom to live my own life and I thought she felt the same." Someone is already leading the relationship. It appears she is that leader. If you want to regain that balance; tell her what you told us. You already have the words ready.	/r/seduction	14/09/14 03:04 PM