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| 3 | Do women ever think that the high value dude they are going for can pretty much leave at any point for someone better?My gf is really attractive, smart and has a lot to offer (high value woman? Lol). So I thought it was strange seeing the men she’s been with. She’s out of their league in so many ways. She admitted she dated unattractive and less hardworking men in the past because she didn’t feel worried anyone else would want them and she needs a lot of attention. She said she will look for things about them that she can find attractive and it works out. Im way more attractive than anyone she’s ever been with.… | /r/PurplePillDebate | 30/07/22 08:10 PM |
| 2 | Dating is not fun for men, but is for womenIdk. Is it really fun if the guy just wants to pay for shit and fuck her and then move on? Idts. It wouldn’t be fun for me either as a guy to be treated like that. I think the dynamics are different but I wouldn’t say that one is fulfilling more than the other, just less effort put in to get more engagement. But that’s still not enough at the end of the day. It takes two to really make something good out of a date. | /r/PurplePillDebate | 04/07/22 05:10 AM |
| 1 | Should I give this new girl I've been seeing space?I’d tell her how I felt. If she changes it, that’s great. If not, you won’t waste any more time. It’s never a bad thing to let someone know when something feels off, especially early on. Most of the time, people have a reason for it and they might even want to tell you. | /r/seduction | 24/04/21 04:49 AM |
| 1 | A woman's POVI won’t approach a girl unless she seems “approachable.” Sometimes that’s as simple as smiling when I walk by, saying hi when I sit by her or just asking me a question when I try to say hello. Like sometimes I’ll get “you have nice eyes, long eyelashes, I’m jealous” and I’ll see that as playful enough for me to feel like I can talk back. Also, I have rarely approached someone, I’m like you in that way. I’m good looking and friendly, but women sometimes feel like they can’t talk to me. I think it… | /r/seduction | 05/03/21 04:16 AM |
| 12 | If a girl looks at you do look away too quickly just because you're shyI never approach women who are alone. Ever. Not unless her interest is insanely obvious, but that’s just rare that a woman would be intently looking back if she’s by herself. If anything she’s more looking at me out of confusion as to why I keep looking at her. It has to be obvious to me that she’s into me, like the friends are looking over, too. I play kinda shy and soft, and show a lot of humility. I don’t want to seem all dominant and serious, it doesn’t look good on me and never works. I mak… | /r/seduction | 23/02/21 10:08 PM |
| 12 | If a girl looks at you do look away too quickly just because you're shyI look a little longer and then blink slowly and look away. Not to attract her but because I don’t wanna seem like a threat, making it seem like my eyes were wandering lol but if I notice she’s still looking over, that’s enough for me to look over again (because now she’s the one looking at me lmao). And if it’s comfortable between us, I’ll approach. | /r/seduction | 23/02/21 03:38 PM |
| 1 | I think I've found a really effective cold approach strategy: "you look really familiar..."This has happened to my wife many times, this line. She said it’s the most common line guys approach her with. It annoys her, even before we were together, because she knows they’re just trying to open the door to talking and didn’t know what to say so they make it seem like they already know one another: “You don’t have to be defensive, see, we may already know each other!” So many guys do this, actually. Funny story: My ex and I went out to eat once at a restaurant. Waiter was cool, everything… | /r/seduction | 17/01/21 04:46 PM |
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