Nicoscope Archive

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6	Are Introverts Destined To be Bad at Game? I'm a "true" introvert. Social interactions are a big drain on my energy, being around people for too long makes me irritated & confused, I absolutely need time by myself to think straight, I'm usually more focused on what goes on inside of me (thoughts, feelings, various mental processes) than on what goes on outside of me (discussions, other people's focus of attention, etc). Yet I still have relative good game. It's entirely possible to be introvert and be successful at dating. The basics of …	/r/seduction	23/04/11 05:14 AM
1	Just some general male advice you guys might find interesting. Yes and No, still depends on the cultural values associated and expected from wealth. Just look back in time at the concept of "Noblesse Oblige". If you were of the nobility and had wealth, extra ethical obligations were placed on you. That was an honour system within a monetary system. The difference today is not the monetary system itself; but rather that indivualistic self-interested hedonism has supplanted most other value orders as the ultimate moral judgement frame of reference.	/r/seduction	13/04/11 12:13 AM
1	Just some general male advice you guys might find interesting. ... and so does chocolate. The difference with tobacco is that it's been specifically engineered to give a high and then a low (withdrawal) by messing with brain neurotransmitters.	/r/seduction	12/04/11 08:31 PM
1	Just some general male advice you guys might find interesting. You took my words, extrapolated a bunch of bullshit conclusions on what I meant; and came up with... hmmm... shit, can't even decide if this is supposed to be a counter-argument or an accusation or both or... whatever. Anyway. Outrage duly noted. Thanks for your input. Have a nice day.	/r/seduction	12/04/11 05:21 PM
1	Just some general male advice you guys might find interesting. Considering that cigarettes have a direct and long-lasting effect on the brain's dopamine production and levels, and that dopamine is closely linked to pleasure and reward-motivated behaviors; I'd say he might be on to something there.	/r/seduction	12/04/11 04:52 PM
28	Just some general male advice you guys might find interesting. Honor stems from the intrinsic need for men to measure, order and create a hierarchy amongst people and things. In order to get an objective measurement of people's core abilities inside a given value frame of reference, men create objective boundaries, which -- by their abstract nature -- becomes an absolute that can therefore measure every man the same way; unwritten rules. Those rules aim at disallowing behaviors that do not hinge on the abilities aimed to be measured. Abiding by those rules …	/r/seduction	12/04/11 04:12 PM
3	Just some general male advice you guys might find interesting. I tried so many times to explain that to male friends. That summed it up better than anything I ever said.	/r/seduction	12/04/11 11:49 AM
12	Just some general male advice you guys might find interesting. Came in to say just that. 35 here, and everything that was a struggle 10 years ago is a walk in the park now.	/r/seduction	12/04/11 11:47 AM
30	Something I've noticed. I've noticed something similar too, especially when walking by girls. If they look straight, sideways or up, they're likely not attracted/interested If they look down, they're likely attracted/interested That is consistent with visual accessing cues. Looking down is a cue of feeling/kinesthetic access.	/r/seduction	28/02/11 09:41 PM