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| 3 | Why is a man who rejected me still basically acting like my beta orbiter?Sometimes a good man needs a perceptive woman (as you so clearly are) to look him in the eye and offer him a CLEAR chance to man up. It may seem unfair or unattractive that you have to do it for him, but it's sometimes a great favor and he might surprise you! I think you should look him in the eye: "Enough of this age bullshit. Romance and chemistry don't have anything to do with age. If you've been hurt before, or are scared for a different reason, fine. But pinning it on my age insults me. Do … | /r/TheRedPill | 30/12/13 04:02 PM |
| 1 | I'm in a relationship for a year and want your opinions on having guys buy my girlfriend drinks.Well if you were both cool with it before now, then there's no reason to be too concerned. You can most likely just tell her what you told me ( especially how you thought about it and how it comes off to others). That's all perfectly true, logical and fair. :) | /r/seduction | 30/12/13 06:59 AM |
| 2 | I'm in a relationship for a year and want your opinions on having guys buy my girlfriend drinks.Sounds like an important conversation to have, when you're ready. If someone makes you feel uneasy, suspicious, or jealous a lot, even if it's over something silly, then something isn't right. Either your heart is sending you a warning or you have to get control of your feelings. Either way, it's about more than who buys her a drink, and your feelings are worth sharing. | /r/seduction | 29/12/13 03:53 PM |
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