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| 1 | Struggling with the prerequisites.Its not what you have or don't have, it really is how you treat the one you want, and probably depends on what it is u want. There are no set ways there are billions of different kinds of scenarios. | /r/seduction | 07/03/22 01:30 AM |
| 1 | Can someone explain me the push-pull thing?Maybe the bullshit kind of girls need drama. And they usually create it too. | /r/seduction | 05/03/22 11:45 PM |
| 1 | Can someone explain me the push-pull thing?If she doesn’t know how you feel the guy that makes it known and goes out of his way to let her know might get her while your pretending to not care.if your not doing these things with every girl you meet she’s not gonna think you do. Those are the ways you can make her feel special not by disagreeing or acting uninterested. | /r/seduction | 05/03/22 11:42 PM |
| 2 | Can someone explain me the push-pull thing?I have heard this before and I don’t think this is true the way it is perceived. These days a guy can’t be too nice unless the girl is bad to him. If she’s nice then don’t think she wants a guy to be bad to her at all. Just don’t be nice to others over her, stick up for her and don’t be nice about people trying to mess with either of you. Needy is only if she never gets anytime to herself or for other people, and needs all her attention on him. Or needs to be taken care of in every way... etc bu… | /r/seduction | 05/03/22 11:18 PM |
| 2 | Can someone explain me the push-pull thing?Not as much as guys think. Never been a chaser, with the exception of high school and a friend and I following guys in a mall we thought were cute. | /r/seduction | 05/03/22 11:05 PM |
| 1 | Can someone explain me the push-pull thing?Drama in a film or a book but not in a relationship | /r/seduction | 05/03/22 10:52 PM |
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