QuentinTarantulatino Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
148	Friendly reminder that women are people	Conversation	QuentinTarantulatino	/r/seduction	29/07/20 01:45 AM

Upvotes	Comment on	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
1	Making a girl cum is never simp shit. You don’t have to always use oral, but not using your fingers and skipping foreplay will be to your detriment Having sex without trying to make her come is like cooking a dinner for two that's your favorite meal and that she's allergic to. Sex is about both partners, how hard is that?	/r/seduction	13/06/22 11:18 PM
32	Girls have ZERO game The worst part of Tinder isn’t not getting any matches. I’m average-looking at best, I’m not expecting a conga line of 10s in my inbox. The worst part is when the matches I do get have no interest in having a conversation. I’m tired of performing to a series of “lols” and “yeps” and “nopes” and “wbu”.	/r/seduction	29/03/22 09:19 PM
1	How to approach girl at work Dude, you've been there a month. Don't be the new guy who immediately starts hitting on girls. Try getting to know her as a co-worker -- make small talk, ask her how to use the copier, make passing "ugh Monday" or "yeah Friday"-type comments. Most workplace relationships happen almost in spite of themselves, i.e., two people who see each other every day in a non-romantic context finding themselves growing closer. It's not a brand-new pool of women to take a run at. It's work. Don't make HR get i…	/r/seduction	21/05/21 02:09 AM
2	Asked gym crush out. I don’t wanna sound too harsh, because I also have trouble saying no to things. But “no means no” has to work both ways. It’s hard to ask out your crush, in person, to her face. And the only thing worse than getting rejected is an enthusiastic “Yeah, that sounds fun!” that you slowly realize over the next week and a half, two weeks actually meant “ew no.” If you mean no, then say no.	/r/seduction	30/04/21 05:04 PM
12	Asked gym crush out. I’ve always stumbled a bit with this. Asking her out and locking down a time / date / place in one conversation can feel a little aggressive, like I’m trying to lock it down before she gets a chance to think about it. But I’ve also been in the position where I asked someone out, she said yes, we left the details for later, and then she’d curve me every time I tried to make specific plans.	/r/seduction	30/04/21 02:43 PM
6	Why you should never worry about going for the kiss or asking someone out I always went with ‘You have no idea how badly I want to kiss you right now.’ Same intent, less awkward / childish-sounding.	/r/seduction	23/12/20 03:07 AM
18	Guys, when a woman refuses to date you, accept her rejection in good faith and don’t fall into the temptation of insulting her. Doing that shows her that you lack manners and dating courtesy. Don’t try and persuade, coerce or manipulate a woman who is not interested in you into giving you a chance. On one hand, no means no means no. Of course it does (or should). You shouldn't have to have a reason or justification, you should just be able to say "No thanks, I'm not interested" and have that be that. On the other, I've always been really bad about saying no to things, and I'm more likely to come up with some excuse than shut someone down. When a coworker invites me to some backyard barbecue that I really don't want to go to, I'm a lot more likely to say, "Ah, sorry man, wish I could but I …	/r/seduction	09/08/20 01:42 AM
3	Friendly reminder that women are people But when she sat down next to me and started talking, I was taken within the first five minutes. That's kinda my point, actually. I'm not talking about love at first sight, I'm talking about recognizing mutual attraction (especially within the first five minutes). Imagine if there were no spark and she kept just asking you what she could say or do to make a relationship / sex happen.	/r/seduction	30/07/20 01:18 AM