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I think it's a case of working on yourself as the OP says, and moving forward with marginal gains. Like fitness for example. You could be eating the right things and hitting the gym for weeks, and as the changes happen slowly over the time, you barely notice, then one day you catch your reflection and realise 'oh shit, I'm looking strong'. What I'm saying is, in order to reach that height, you need to know where you are going. Recognise where you are, see where you want to be, and set the tracks…
/r/seduction24/04/20 01:01 AM
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Hey man, thanks for the message. I think in both of my examples, the looks are beside the point really. I noted them as people will appreciate the detail...and I'd say that of course it matters a bit. In the tech guy's case, he dresses well, is very sharp and witty to talk to, is prone to take control in a situation. Did these attributes lead him to where he is or did some of it rub off on him as a result of rising in the career? I can't say for sure, but I can tell you that he has struggled men…
/r/seduction24/04/20 12:10 AM
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Another interesting question. And to answer, I'd ask another question. Have you ever seen it? I know I have, but rarely. It would be an exception to the rule. The reason for this is that men and women value different things in a partner. broadly speaking. So saying that a woman is excelling in her career might appeal to some, but simply put, it is not going to create that animalistic attraction - that we are talking about from that first post. That animalistic attraction that most can't explain,…
/r/seduction23/04/20 11:17 PM
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Interesting question. From my understanding, I'd say not. The reason being, that if a woman is so attracted the socially validated man, it requires that he have more gravity than her in this hierarchy, or at least even, otherwise she simply won't be attracted to him, and he will be intimidated by her. The way I see it...is that a man seeks to create a consensus of recognised value and admiration from the members of a societal hierarchy to establish a position within that hierarchy - whether it b…
/r/seduction23/04/20 10:01 PM
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Girls I have been dating have sent me these all the time - usually cropped to spare any blushes. In fact, I even remember on a second date, a girl played a voice note from some simp she was dating. He was on holiday trying to stay in the picture I'd imagine. Safe to say that he had already seen her for the last time. I always write a message as if her group of mates are all reading it. My little audience.
/r/seduction23/04/20 09:11 PM
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After years of exploration in the field and observing others, I have come to this conclusion about all of this - and it is very simple. Women are most attracted to those who are validated in society. The bigger the validation, the better. This is why a man who has been through heaven and hell with his personal story – learning all of the principles of being centred, confident, carved out a career through ups and downs. It doesn't matter to her and this is why she isn't interested in him and isn'…
/r/seduction23/04/20 09:01 PM
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