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| 3 | FIELD REPORT: ONE YEAR IN VEGASI've lived in Vegas my whole life, and if you're wondering, yes, the summers are excruciatingly hot, I used to throw eggs on the pavement during the summer, and watch them cook and soon burn, my bare feet soon met the same fate. The weather becomes fresh and windy during mid September, all the way till Winter when it becomes a freezing wasteland. My family usually backs off the central area of Vegas as there are a lot fights, hookers, and dealers despite the clean and pristine look of the area. … | /r/TheRedPill | 25/11/17 11:23 PM |
| 2 | What should I do to not make myself look jealous when a girl is obviously trying to make me jealous?But what do I do if it's almost inevitable? What if for example, an ex of mine was flirting with a guy in front of me? -If I look straight at them, it would make me look jealous. -If I'm always looking away from their direction, it makes me look like I'm jealous and don't want to see. -If I walk away, it makes me look like I was frustrated. What kind of body language or thing am I supposed to do not to appear bothered by it? Showing jealousy is one of the things I do greatly at, and it's not a g… | /r/seduction | 14/04/16 05:26 AM |
| 1 | This girl says she's never dated anyone in her entire life despite her stunning looks, because she's afraid of guys breaking her heart or cheating on her. It's confirmed that she's telling the truth, but- (More information in the post)Yes, her entire life. Believe it or not, girls her age have already gone through 4 or 7 guys. | /r/seduction | 21/02/16 07:49 AM |
| 2 | How to remove all neediness from your interactions with girls.Sorry if this is the incorrect place to answer this, but I want to avoid making a thread for this question, but what does it mean to be needy? | /r/seduction | 21/02/16 01:11 AM |
| 1 | From a skinny kid to a muscular men - My 2 years natural body transformationIs it bad, or good, to begin lifting at my age? (14 years of age) | /r/TheRedPill | 18/02/16 04:39 PM |
| 1 | Is it wrong to tell a girl she has a "Resting bitch face"?Because it's actually pretty cute looking, in my opinion. | /r/seduction | 17/02/16 11:39 PM |
| 2 | Is it wrong to tell a girl she has a "Resting bitch face"?Maybe because she has one? | /r/seduction | 17/02/16 11:37 PM |
| 1 | So, I asked this girl out. She said no. The day after that, I saw that her friends weren't hanging out with out her that day. She sat there, alone, looking quite bored or sad. These kinda days are common, should I approach and try to entertain her, or just give her the cold shoulder?I'm kinda a "Jester" it's just that I think she's going to try not to laugh, and try to you know, probably try to shy away. I've known a lot of her friends since last year, it's just I haven't talked to them in a long time though, and I can't sit next to them in lunch either because she sits with them too. | /r/seduction | 25/01/16 03:58 PM |
| 1 | So, I asked this girl out. She said no. The day after that, I saw that her friends weren't hanging out with out her that day. She sat there, alone, looking quite bored or sad. These kinda days are common, should I approach and try to entertain her, or just give her the cold shoulder?Oh yeah, I thought it was the other way around. Thanks, and I will try! | /r/seduction | 25/01/16 03:03 AM |
| 1 | So, I asked this girl out. She said no. The day after that, I saw that her friends weren't hanging out with out her that day. She sat there, alone, looking quite bored or sad. These kinda days are common, should I approach and try to entertain her, or just give her the cold shoulder?Thanks for the advice! I had my mind on other girls too, I decided not to put all my eggs in one basket, I did however, put 84% of my thoughts to this girl, the rest is just other girls I decide on seeing if I move on from her. | /r/seduction | 25/01/16 02:35 AM |
| 2 | So, I asked this girl out. She said no. The day after that, I saw that her friends weren't hanging out with out her that day. She sat there, alone, looking quite bored or sad. These kinda days are common, should I approach and try to entertain her, or just give her the cold shoulder?Also, the first time I asked her out, her friend said in a playful way, "Careful every guy that has asked her out have been rejected". I really didn't care and proceeded to do so anyway. | /r/seduction | 25/01/16 01:08 AM |
| 2 | So, I asked this girl out. She said no. The day after that, I saw that her friends weren't hanging out with out her that day. She sat there, alone, looking quite bored or sad. These kinda days are common, should I approach and try to entertain her, or just give her the cold shoulder?The first time, it was with her friend by her side. Her friend did the talking for her, and her friend even tried persuading her by saying, "Cmon' just give him a chance." She said "No" but very shyly. The second time was with another friend of hers, and as soon as I said if I "Can have a word with you", her friend immediately left us alone to give us some time. Her face immediately went pink and said "no" quietly once more. | /r/seduction | 24/01/16 11:54 PM |
| 2 | So, I asked this girl out. She said no. The day after that, I saw that her friends weren't hanging out with out her that day. She sat there, alone, looking quite bored or sad. These kinda days are common, should I approach and try to entertain her, or just give her the cold shoulder?Oh, alright. Thanks a ton for the help! I really appreciate it. But uh, just 1 more question- will this all work if I asked her out twice, and she both denied them? I don't want to her to see me come off as needy or desperate. Again, thank you for the advice. This seems to be the last question, and I'll be on my way. Thanks! | /r/seduction | 24/01/16 09:16 PM |
| 2 | So, I asked this girl out. She said no. The day after that, I saw that her friends weren't hanging out with out her that day. She sat there, alone, looking quite bored or sad. These kinda days are common, should I approach and try to entertain her, or just give her the cold shoulder?Thanks so much for replying again! Just another question, do you think me going for the "cold shoulder" response a good technique or a bad one for the shy types? I know many of her friends, I just haven't talked to them in a long time, and I don't have any classes with them either. How do you think can start a conversation with them? Again, I really appreciate you're taking your time to help me. Thanks. | /r/seduction | 24/01/16 08:55 PM |
| 4 | So, I asked this girl out. She said no. The day after that, I saw that her friends weren't hanging out with out her that day. She sat there, alone, looking quite bored or sad. These kinda days are common, should I approach and try to entertain her, or just give her the cold shoulder?She's the quiet, shy type. Will this technique still work on her? | /r/seduction | 24/01/16 06:26 PM |
| 1 | I asked a girl out. She said "no" but in a very awkward and unsure way, and seemed pretty nervous. Should I go back to asking her out again in a few weeks, or should I just move on?Thanks for replying, and I'm wondering, did I come off as too strong for her? I told her that, "I'm not lying when I'm saying this, but I think you're beautiful, very beautiful". She really didn't respond in a firm way, but said "Yeah?" And I told her if she wanted to go out, she said "No" but in a very unfirm and shy way. I'm thinking of saying to her in a few weeks, "I couldn't get over you over the past weeks, and I really like you." But then I thought that would sound ridiculous and cheesy. … | /r/seduction | 18/01/16 12:48 AM |
| 1 | I asked a girl out. She said "no" but in a very awkward and unsure way, and seemed pretty nervous. Should I go back to asking her out again in a few weeks, or should I just move on?Yes I do need an answer. I want to know whether or not to ask her out again, or if any of those signs ment anything. | /r/seduction | 17/01/16 04:07 PM |
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