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| 15 | [deleted by user]As someone who has been in the OP’s crush’s position a few times I say don’t do it. I’ve changed jobs a couple of times from how messy these situations can be. First, if the open relationship was your idea then I would make absolutely sure that your boyfriend is down for this. Too many times a guy will say yes just because he doesn’t want to lose you and then dump you because he really isn’t and can’t get passed you sleeping with someone else. Not to mention he may show up to the workplace and s… | /r/seduction | 07/11/21 12:21 PM |
| 7 | what are the worst IRL rejections/blowouts you've experienced?Not technically a rejection being I wasn’t asking her out but I once complimented a girl on her dress and she just responded with “eww”. This was back in high school. Not gonna lie, that shit stung a bit. My actual rejections were as pleasant as could be for the situation | /r/seduction | 06/04/21 02:40 PM |
| 1 | Is it ok to not get verbal consent for a kiss? If you misread a signal and kiss someone by mistake because you thought they wanted too does that automatically make it sexual assault, even if it was an accident?I’ve straight up asked one time and it was a mood killer. I felt weird, she felt weird, the kiss was weird. Now, I usually stick with reading the room but it’s not always easy so instead of asking, say it. Something like “i really want to kiss you right now” with a corny smirk and gauge her reaction from there. Hope this helps OP | /r/seduction | 09/03/21 02:37 AM |
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