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| 13 | lost over 20 girls in the past 6 months due to having no game.This is where a lot of men go wrong. The phone isn't for getting to know someone. It's for making plans and, once you're in a relationship/have had sex a few times and like each other, it'll become more natural. But you really don't want to be trying to give away the farm via text. Creates too many problems for you and by not texting excessively, it gives the girl time to think about you. As you can probably tell, a lot of guys do this -- and a lot of guys don't have the kind of success they wan… | /r/seduction | 24/04/22 04:51 AM |
| 3 | How do I stop being so desperate? I feel like the more I pursue women, the worse things getJust get off the apps and start meeting people in real life, whether through events, hobby groups or whatever. Don't compliment random women, they get it all the time. It is ok to say something heartfelt after you've spent some time romantically with one, but not until then. Good things happen when you're confident and value your time. Start making decisions that are good for you and your goals. Don't let women get in the way of that, meaning, if a women is a flake just move on. You've got bette… | /r/seduction | 21/04/22 08:54 PM |
| 1 | Why is arrogance attractive?Career success will only offset an insecure/off-putting personality for so long (not saying this is you). Even if such a person does sleep with a high quality girl, it's probably not for a long time. Women have six senses about these things and eventually the weaknesses come out. In my experience, women (not girls) are looking for a man who's going after his goals in life; is a great communicator; and understands that women don't always (or even that often) use words to directly convey their fee… | /r/seduction | 19/04/22 04:40 AM |
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