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| 0 | Finally got laid, push and pull technique was the best.I completely get your point and agree with you, seduction can be seen as manipulation - but I think it’s different to purposefully make the person you care about sad and twisting their emotions on a daily basis in a negative way for your own self interest | /r/seduction | 04/05/20 12:31 PM |
| 9 | Finally got laid, push and pull technique was the best.I completely agree that separation and unavailability can build attraction and interest, but I don’t think it needs to be done via the method the original commenter mentioned. The method of purposefully making someone sad doesn’t benefit the person that’s being hurt, it only benefits the one doing the hurting and that’s selfish It may not mean to hurt the person, but purposefully making someone else sad does hurt them and it taints their entire day You can still be a loving and supportive partne… | /r/seduction | 04/05/20 12:29 PM |
| 17 | Finally got laid, push and pull technique was the best.You can manipulate someone into doing something for you but you can also manipulate their emotions into feeling a certain way - like the commenter said how one day you want her to feel angry and the next sad etc. I can see how this would “keep things exciting” or “keep someone on their toes” but I don’t think it’s healthy to give someone the cold shoulder and to purposefully make them feel sad so they want you more. I support the notion that it can be good to have distance and separation in a re… | /r/seduction | 04/05/20 12:15 PM |
| 45 | Finally got laid, push and pull technique was the best.This sounds incredibly manipulative? | /r/seduction | 04/05/20 12:07 PM |
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