PopeOwned Archive

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6	What to Say After You Approach Her (Step-by-Step) See, I don't get something here. So a couple days ago, I approached a girl I've met a few times around downtown playing Pokemon GO and we got to talking for a few minutes. It was great; good conversation and she agreed to get ice cream, so I got her number. Now I'm not the best at flirting with women but I can tell when someone is uncomfortable with a situation and she didn't give off that vibe. Next thing I know, after I text her, she completely ghosts me. Nothing. Then next time I see her, she…	/r/seduction	20/07/16 07:06 PM
0	[FR] Holy shit, I just picked up a girl playing Pokemon Go? # + K close That's awesome man! Great to hear another story like this flying around because it happened to me today! I didn't go as far as you did but I did get her number. It's amazing what this game is doing. I hope you don't mind if I share my experience: I go downtown now to catch Pokemon and a couple days ago I ended up being in a group of people, just chatting. These two cute girls walked by and they joined our conversation. One guy was hitting on her hard but I just talked to her over random stuff. I…	/r/seduction	15/07/16 09:56 PM
2	3 Reasons Why “NICE GUYS” Don't Get Girls I have to ask something; when you guys are talking about favors, what exactly do you mean? I typically do favors for the people at my job (95% women) and they do favors for me because we need to get stuff done. Like taking items to the back of the store or taking over when we need to use the restroom. Are you talking about overall or favors such as "Can you drive me to my friends house?"	/r/seduction	08/07/16 02:30 AM
17	How to Approach a Girl on the Dancefloor: 3 Tips You Can Use Tonight Getting a woman to dance with me has never been an issue. On the dance floor, at the risk of sounding cheesy and dumb, I'm king. I love dancing and taught myself to shuffle and a few other moves, which can be used for a lot of different genres of music. However, I can't flirt/approach women to save my life. It's the most infuriating aspect of my life. My friend summed it up perfectly for me: "Popeowned, I don't understand you man. You go out on the dance floor when most guys stay back, afraid of…	/r/seduction	16/06/16 08:11 PM
11	Start ignoring her Oh yeah, had that happen to me recently. Girl at work gives me attention and then constantly flakes when we set up dates. I figure out she has a boyfriend (lied to me the entire time) and then ignore her entirely. Kept trying to text me and get my attention. That's just annoying.	/r/seduction	10/05/16 01:40 AM
1	When a girl flakes twice, but keeps rescheduling? Exactly. She's clearly into you and she told you early enough to give you a heads up. Take it from me man, you will know when a girl is stringing you along. Just recently, I had a coworker agree to go on dates and would always flake the day of. She would never reply back and only text me when it was convenient for her, such as complaining about her day or needing to switch shifts. Then I found out she had a boyfriend the entire time, without telling me or this other poor bastard she has on a lea…	/r/seduction	24/01/16 03:30 AM
7	The pick up community has become pretty famous on the internet, has anyone ever tried to pickup a girl with canned routines and she knew exactly what you were doing? Yeah, that's what I'm fearing. I really go on to this Reddit Subreddit to learn how to get over Approaching Anxiety and how to not look like an idiot. I haven't done so well on the latter but I'm hoping that'll change. I'm not trying to act like a PUA but rather a more confident guy, so hopefully that's what I come across as. EDIT: Subreddit, not reddit.	/r/seduction	27/12/12 10:01 PM
3	Airport Game Guide Oh I don't care what they thought, just the embarrassment of knowing that I crashed and burned spectacularly. I know learning to accept failure is pretty much step #1 but to feel that bad? I mean I've flirted decently at times and been rejected but they didn't feel anywhere near that bad. Though like you said, glad it was at the airport.	/r/seduction	27/12/12 10:15 AM
3	Airport Game Guide Yeah, after what happened to me, I ain't going through that again. After talking to more random people, I've been working up the courage to talk to more girls. I'm not bad at talking to random people, I can have some deep conversations with people I meet in line at the grocery store but flirting? Hell no. Cute girl, probably a year or two older than me, sits down a few chairs away from me at the gate waiting area. I take a bit to muster up the courage and walk over and try to be somewhat funny. …	/r/seduction	27/12/12 08:44 AM
9	Educated one of my students today No worries, my mother screamed so much that the girls were punished, my suspension was removed, and the principal and girls apologized to me. Thanks, Mom. My reaction	/r/MensRights	22/11/12 02:18 PM
4	Dear fellow introverts: Introversion is not a handicap. Stop viewing it that way. I think the only issue I have is picking up a hobby. I've spent my whole life saying that I'm only good at one thing: Editing and even then, I'm not that good. Now I'm pretty much convinced that I can't accomplish anything and any time I feel like doing something, my body gets all weak and I stay home. Other than that, I've never really had a problem talking to people. Just the other day I ended up having a long conversation while waiting in line with some random guy I've never met before. Extre…	/r/seduction	19/10/12 06:15 AM
0	20 Ways To Be More Interesting Seeing as I suffer from incredible low self esteem, despite the fact that I know full well what I need to do, I'll pass. Why? Because I don't know. No, I'm serious. I have no reason why I don't force myself to change my boring, uneventful, sack of shit lifestyle, even though I keep telling myself to. All these things (although I do some of them) are fantastic tips... and I'm just going to sit here in my apartment for the 7th day in a row. faint applause	/r/seduction	16/10/12 10:20 AM
-17	TIL men should avoid doing something nice when it involves helping a child I actually remember back when I was in High School, I was in the stall at the end of the 3rd floor bathroom. The third floor was where the little kids took class because it was an elementary/high school. So I noticed that a young boy and his father (he said "daddy" in Spanish) went into the stall because his son needed help going to the bathroom for some reason. A man later walked in and before he left, he asked "Excuse me, are you that boy's father?" The dad said "Yes, I am. Very good question,…	/r/MensRights	06/05/12 06:09 AM