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Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

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1	How to view yourself as a prize and have an abundance mentality when you haven’t had success with women in the past I wrote the top comment above and I still pretty much agree with this. It's a cacophony of voices all trying to give opinions on stuff that none or very few of us are very successful with, so it's just the blind leading the blind, while giving the appearance of actual substantial help. True success comes from within, from therapy, and from practice, practice, practice	/r/seduction	06/12/21 08:40 PM
4	How to view yourself as a prize and have an abundance mentality when you haven’t had success with women in the past In this context, and most times I see it mentioned in this sub, I mean "peacocking" as a term for utilizing a combination of appearance choices (i.e. grooming and wardrobe) and body language (e.g. uncrossing your arms and sitting/standing up straight to show your chest, stroking your beard/stubble in thought while you listen to her speak or speak yourself, etc.) to deliberately draw positive attention to yourself. Peacocking is a deliberate physical manifestation of your confidence, which is the…	/r/seduction	06/12/21 08:34 PM
58	How to view yourself as a prize and have an abundance mentality when you haven’t had success with women in the past Ah, yes - the "I need experience to get a job but I need a job to get experience" mental paradox of the modern dating world. This is a mindblock I'm still learning to overcome, but this is a great post. I'll add to each point with a small but important thought, which ironically kind of forms a logical flow: Not only is beauty common, but out there is also a very broad spectrum of tastes women have - so broad, that many of these women will also find you attractive. Not could, but will. I promise,…	/r/seduction	30/11/21 02:15 AM
1	[deleted by user] Do it with them at the same time and see what happens. /s	/r/seduction	17/11/21 11:24 PM
2	[deleted by user] He's working up to that one.	/r/seduction	21/10/21 09:24 PM

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