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| 4 | [deleted by user]Lol yeah, it sounds cringe and childish to me. I'm pretty sure if someone did that to me, I would be confused and probably turned off. I absolutely love when men are mature and use their words to tell me exactly how they feel about me. I also respect it more and am more likely to give a guy a chance if I see he is adult enough and has the communication skills to be clear in his intentions and feelings and risk rejection. | /r/seduction | 12/11/21 06:20 PM |
| 103 | [deleted by user]As an actual human woman, I didn't like any of the responses you got. I especially disliked the most upvoted one with the camera lol. Though I guess she's in college... she might be into it. There is no good way to ask a woman out if she doesn't like you. If she does like you, there's no need for anything too elaborate. Maybe just follow the natural flow of conversation and suggest meeting outside of work in response to something she said, or just be honest and say you enjoy talking to her/you t… | /r/seduction | 12/11/21 05:11 AM |
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