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1	Tips on improving look It's tough to tell from the pictures what your body actually looks like, but it's worth mentioning in the abstract that body fat % is obviously a huge factor in what weight is good. 200lbs at 10% body fat would probably be a decent goal at your height, but it obviously also depends on how it's distributed. If someone just has really muscular thighs, but their arms are average to skinny, then merely having the weight and body fat% alone isn't the most beneficial from a seddit perspective.	/r/seduction	09/07/13 07:50 PM
2	Tips on improving look This is it: http://www.artofmanliness.com/2012/08/21/how-to-roll-shirt-sleeves/	/r/seduction	09/07/13 07:46 PM
1	"The Secret Language" : Lessons in understanding attraction building through sub communication My only point is that asking someone if they respond to/enjoy subconscious body language strategy is ridiculous and makes no sense in principle, as anyone would say no, regardless of whether they respond to it or not. It's the whole "I can always spot a toupee" principle...you can't comment on the ones you're unaware of, because you're unaware of them. It doesn't matter if you "told me it wasn't true", because this is true in principle, not of whatever phrasing you chose. No matter how you asked…	/r/seduction	09/07/13 03:33 PM
1	Tips on improving look Well first, I'll definitely second the suggestions to go to MFA...spend some serious time there and you'll start to notice things you never even thought of before. A few tips that I can give you though that you'll hear from them: absolutely no short-sleeve button-ups. Unless someone is ridiculously jacked in combination with a very specific cut of shirt, basically no one can pull that off, and instead just makes themselves look like George Michael Bluth. It's considered a major faux pas, and it'…	/r/seduction	09/07/13 03:24 PM
7	"The Secret Language" : Lessons in understanding attraction building through sub communication I think you need to be a little realistic about what you're saying. First of all, you point to the fact that if you ask someone "do you like people 'playing games' or being genuine more?", do you really think you're ever going to get the answer "I dislike people who are genuine and prefer them to play games"? Why are you even asking such absurdly loaded question to begin with? The question would only ever garner one answer even if you asked someone that responds to this. Obviously in the actual …	/r/seduction	09/07/13 02:58 PM

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