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1	Yes, You Can Approach Women In the Gym In my experience, I’ve gotten much more useful dating advice from men who are successful with women than from women, and especially when compared to women on the internet. Most women don’t really understand the technical aspects of seduction, and women on Reddit for whatever reason seem to advise being as neurotic and cautious as possible, whereas obviously to be attractive as a man you have to be assertive and self-assured.	/r/seduction	05/03/24 06:42 AM
1	Yes, You Can Approach Women In the Gym that's true for you specifically but the vast majority of women in liberal countries are open to having a fling or two at at least some point in their dating life	/r/seduction	04/03/24 09:25 AM
2	Is approaching women on the street weird? The key is if she keeps looking your way, meeting your gaze multiple times, giving shy smiles (or blatant ones) you have an open invitation to respectfully approach her. Nope. This happens so rarely that if you rely entirely on this you will not have the skills to open when you do encounter this, as is evident by your boyfriend who did not open until you sat next to him (which plenty of women would not do). She has to give you some sort of green light. Otherwise, the approach will almost always …	/r/seduction	13/02/24 09:56 PM
1	Curious what this sub thinks about "cold approaching" Don't cold approach. Instead, aim for an invitation to approach. Eye contact that is welcomed (don't continue to stare if they don't welcome it.) The problem with this is that if you rely on this entirely you're likely to be so out of practice and so afraid of approaching that you just won't do it even if you have the perfect opportunity, and the opportunity may be too intimidating because you're not really outcome-dependent (you're not approaching because you're the kind of person who likes tal…	/r/ExRedPill	23/11/21 12:45 AM
1	Curious what this sub thinks about "cold approaching" If you've already gotten a first date out of doing it once, you're probably socially calibrated enough to not be weird/creepy about it. I'd say go for it; why would you avoid something that works for you because someone on the internet who doesn't know you thinks it's bad? I think working on your social skills is a very noble pursuit. Given that, I think making a general project of interacting with strangers more over a period of several months could be a good way to go about it. Personally I fi…	/r/ExRedPill	23/11/21 12:40 AM

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