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8	Girls who show too much interest. I think this is THE question. I'm still looking for the answer myself, but I'm pretty sure it has something to do with how this significant other is challenging you to be your better self. If your girlfriend/boyfriend is ok with you being lazy, then its a disservice to yourself to accept this condition. You should always have the goal to be your better self. How you deal with responsability and commitment, not just to your couple but to yourself as well, is at the basis of a strong healthy relat…	/r/seduction	14/08/18 11:52 PM
6	[Mod] If you bitch and moan, I'm a throw you out. It seems to me like this thread is right on point with what TRP is all about. We are men and we thrive on being our better selves. Bitching about an authority figure on how we feel wronged is not how a man handles things. You didn't succeed the first time.. Understand why and then try again. He broke frame. He knew the rules. Keep up the good work mods.	/r/TheRedPill	06/11/15 11:23 AM
1	How do I change myself to pique her interest again Right, and that's a good thing. Being confident is the best way to be attractive. But to come back to your question, Idon't think there is a foolproof thing to do or say that will make a girl like you no matter what. If it doesn't work let it go. Save yourself the time and effort (and her's) and apply it to someone who is worth it. She should deserve you, not the other way around.	/r/seduction	09/05/15 01:11 PM
8	How do I change myself to pique her interest again You can't. Either buyer's remorse or juste not into you anymore does'nt matter, move on. She gave you the gift of not waiting 6 months to find out you were not ment for each other. Find somebody that likes you for you. Outer game is important but just as much (if not more) than inner game. I know this is a lot of platitudes but I have come to realise that nothing is more true than this.	/r/seduction	09/05/15 11:54 AM
2	I'm a socially awkward 20/m, any advice would help Read the book "No more mr. Nice guy". I've been there. This book is really helping me and many other " nice guys", "best friends" or "friendzoned". Remember that it won't be easy, so ask yourself how much you want this. If the answer is not "the most i've ever wanted something", then you will keep doing the same things you've been doing over and over again. Seduction is one thing, but confidence in yourself is the most important thing and is what you should aim for first. Hang in there.	/r/seduction	28/02/15 10:03 PM

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