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| 1 | How To Be Good In Bed (4 Key Tips)Besides, dominance as a desirable trait tends to be solely substantiated with nature (as opposed to nurture) type arguments, and as a neuroscience and anthropology student (and philosophy enthusiast) I have come to the conclusion that any argument that denies either one of these poles is generally bullshit - any sort of behavior is always a conversation between the two. And especially in determining what is desirable or not there is absolutely no such thing as a natural law which determines what… | /r/seduction | 12/02/20 02:46 PM |
| 2 | How To Be Good In Bed (4 Key Tips)Tl;dr: dominance is a shitty word but assertiveness is great and that goes for everyone. Well honestly the whole notion of dominance rings a lot of alarm bells for me. Most of my friends are men and for a while some of them were super into Jordan Peterson and similar theorists, which focus a lot on dominance as a positive trait for men (both in attracting women as in some sort of hierarchy between men). While I agree that assertiveness and being sure of yourself are awesome traits for anyone to … | /r/seduction | 12/02/20 02:35 PM |
| 8 | How To Be Good In Bed (4 Key Tips)As also a woman (who has been a victim of sexual assault more than once) I largely second this. I do agree with most of the tips you gave and am really really really happy to see them on this thread as I do think that what women may want/feel is quite often forgotten here or filled in (often wrongly) by men - which in many cases makes me really worry for the women these guys are going to try to seduce. The above would be more of an addition to the post. You really don't have to overtly ask about… | /r/seduction | 11/02/20 12:35 PM |
| 1 | [deleted by user]The point is not that anything about the gym or interrupting a routine is off limits. From my perspective, the problem is that I have grown very wary of any male approach that is based purely on psychical attraction. Which really has nothing to do with "women experiencing less sexual desire" or any of that bullshit. It is because (and I'm just going to speak about my own experiences here but I do think they are fairly representative of what other women go through), in my case I'm part of a frien… | /r/seduction | 04/01/20 02:31 PM |
| 0 | Reminder: Reddit is not RealityYes but this also goes for people who say you SHOULD make certain moves (which I see a lot more of), who think that always going for it is the thing to do even when the post clearly has red creep flags. And this ESPECIALLY goes for men claiming to know what women want/think. As a woman, I would say about 90% of that is awful advice and very cringy at that. The point here shouldn't be to always go for it regardless of the advice people on reddit give you. The point should be listen more to female… | /r/seduction | 17/11/19 11:41 AM |
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