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2	[deleted by user] Depends on the high school but if high school is still like it was a couple decades ago, word gets around quick. The good thing is, even though it feels like the whole world right now, temporary. Take it from someone who didn't regret not being popular in high school: Work out. When you start noticing differences, you bet your ass other people are. Focus on grades, that shit will follow you but your reputation won't. No one in college gives a shit who you are when you get there. Learn about how …	/r/seduction	12/02/22 04:00 AM
2	[deleted by user] Agreed. One thing, especially early PUA's, didn't stress enough is that sometimes the "fool-proof method" or the "90% of the time method" rarely mentions is that people are people and people are all different in some regards. There's a lot of chess mentality; if x then y and eventually you will get where you want. What they forget to mention is that there's a shit ton of guys dating way up the totem pole that never spit a lick of game and weren't naturals. They just found a girl who liked what t…	/r/seduction	12/02/22 03:37 AM
1	[deleted by user] My advice if you think you get in, get hooked, and start going to hard after them isn't necessarily to talk to more girls. I mean you can, that's one solution, but if you're not out trying to get laid a ton and lookin for one to keep then you can end up feeling shittier if talking to other girls goes poorly, and it will be reflect on your attitude with the one you've gone on a date with already. My advice is to give them that right amount of distance but fill that time with something where you c…	/r/seduction	12/02/22 03:31 AM
5	Seeing two girls at the same time So much this. I mean there's an initial, significant dopamine hit but spinning those plates can get old real quick.	/r/seduction	12/02/22 03:19 AM
1	Seeing two girls at the same time First off, if neither have brought it up for all you know they could be seeing other guys too, all's fair in no communication because no expectations have been made or questioned. Back in my heyday I handled this problem by either: 1.) Being upfront about not wanting to seriously date. Don't frame it that bland, but very early on just admit the truth in a way that doesn't say "it's you." If you time it right and say it right, takes a bit of a feel because everyone is different, you'd be surprise…	/r/seduction	12/02/22 03:16 AM

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