NuclearThane Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

Upvotes	Comment on	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
1	Gym girls - here’s how I go success with them You're happy to learn what you're doing wrong, unless the pointers being given are wrong...? It seems that whole premise insists on you already being aware of whether the advice being given is legitimate. If thats the case, what's the point? If someone less knowledgeable than you got that same advice and started following it, they'd be performing the exercise poorly from them on, because they didn't know the difference. In a worse case, they might receive bad advice that actually leads them to i…	/r/seduction	25/07/24 07:55 PM
0	Gym girls - here’s how I go success with them Wow, this comment section is such a mess. I think the comment on approaching someone you know from the gym is good advice, and that the likelihood of success on an approach like that does increase substantially if they recognize you. Doesn't matter if this was established obvious eye contact or casual conversation (even basic stuff like "how many sets do you have left"). Other good venues for this seem to be group classes (not always a great demographic) and run clubs. Run clubs these days are b…	/r/seduction	25/07/24 03:51 PM
52	Gym girls - here’s how I go success with them 100% Even if a man does it to another man it's weird and rude. Unless someone is clearly about to injure themselves, unsolicited advice should never be offered.	/r/seduction	25/07/24 03:28 PM
14	What I noticed about men that have a hot girlfriend. In general yes you're right, confidence is key in attracting anyone. It feels a sign of maturity and makes people more comfortable around you, particularly if it's a romantic prospect. There's one obvious caveat that probably bends the rules in every area of seduction-- money. I worked for a long time at a bar downtown and knew a lot of regulars who were very awkward and lacking in social sophistication. They mostly worked in tech/finance so they were well paid. It wasn't too uncommon for them t…	/r/seduction	05/09/23 06:07 PM
1	What's your unpopular seduction opinion? Something you really believe, but would get down voted on this sub? Both men and women in the modern dating landscape need to be better at compartmentalizing sex and emotion. It's something women are generally accused of for being "more emotional" in general, but most of my male friends are terrible at this too. They all talk about wanting a FWB, and once they've had one they fuck two or three times, they catch feelings and have an SO instead. And it's bullshit when people say this is just their natural inclination -- "that's just me, I can't enjoy sex without t…	/r/seduction	25/03/22 01:38 AM
1	What's your unpopular seduction opinion? Something you really believe, but would get down voted on this sub? Naturally an extrovert will put themselves out there and get more chances, nobody would disagree with that. But can you expand on why you believe that they're better at game/seduction? Like any skill, game gets better with practice. If an introvert never practices, or practices less, why do you hold the belief that they're inherently better at it?	/r/seduction	25/03/22 01:33 AM
7	What's your unpopular seduction opinion? Something you really believe, but would get down voted on this sub? You don't have to believe game exists, but please come around to believing that paragraphs exist.	/r/seduction	25/03/22 01:29 AM
3	Am I delusional for thinking i can score hot women despite being short, skinny, mediocre job. Should i settle? Your outlook on personal fitness is really inaccurate. You should want to do that for yourself anyway, regardless of how women will find it attractive. It'll also improves overall mental health. Both that and physical gains will improve confidence, all of which will also play into maximizing your "networking and social game." It just seems like a bad idea to prioritize that over working out-- they'll all synergize. Time spent working out won't devastate your ability to accomplish your other goal…	/r/seduction	21/03/22 06:56 PM
1	I feel like this abundance of sex is not what I wanted I disagree with you. I believe that the only way to indulge the "other side of the fence" is to leave your current side. Watching porn, masturbating and roleplaying is not a legitimate simulacrum of hooking up with someone. I feel that a more accurate description of how people behave with regards to craving what they don't have is this: If you're in a long-term relationship and you want a "short-term kick", you cheat on your significant other. If you're in a FWB situation and you crave more inti…	/r/seduction	09/02/22 10:05 PM
8	I feel like this abundance of sex is not what I wanted This is the best commend in thread OP. Most people on Reddit (and in general) will convince you that "hookup culture" and casual sex is shallow and unfulfilling. Honestly, most people that say this have never really truthfully experienced it. My theory is they tend to be jealous or resentful of those that do it, so they demonize it. But in general, even people who are serial monogamists will find themselves in times where they crave something more casual (or at least some kind of variety), and l…	/r/seduction	07/02/22 03:20 PM
1	What’s wrong with people on the sub? You're definitely right, but I don't really know how the mods would be able to filter them out, or if it would even really be reasonable to. The quality of this sub 5 years ago was far superior than it is today. Frankly, I think the only use for the sub anymore is to reflect on good posts from the past. In general I would say that (like many subreddits) the comments on this sub are a strong indication of the inexperience and likely the youth of the average member.	/r/seduction	03/02/22 03:54 PM
83	As a woman you can’t seduce me by flirting if I’m not attracted to you : ITT: Cringe from both men and women that will make you reconsider why you're even subbed here...	/r/seduction	31/01/22 08:19 PM
0	I’ve never had a girlfriend. Or a kiss. Cool tactic bro, why not go share it on r/ihavesex?	/r/seduction	08/07/20 06:00 PM
2	I’ve never had a girlfriend. Or a kiss. While I agree with this statement, isn't it also important to recognize that high school and college are ideal times to start making strides in this area? It's all well and good to recognize that you have plenty of time left, but college is a boon for self-exploration and building seduction skills. While this is anecdotal, I'm sure many agree-- I have never been surrounded by such a high percentage of open-minded, interesting and attractive people my own age as when I was in university. This is …	/r/seduction	08/07/20 05:57 PM