SeductionThrow Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
256	What I've learned after years of being in a female-dominated profession and schooling		SeductionThrow	/r/seduction	12/01/12 09:08 PM
112	On being mysterious		SeductionThrow	/r/seduction	22/04/12 02:21 AM

Upvotes	Comment on	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
2	On being mysterious I'd say in that situation that it didn't matter either way. After 4 weeks of dating most people assume you like each other.. or else you're retarded? Either way, don't tell her this again. If you feel the connection start to fade, be fleeting; she'll come running back.	/r/seduction	22/04/12 03:48 PM
5	On being mysterious I used to do the same. After a while the line "Assume attraction" that you hear from all the guru's really hits home. Basically, who gives a shit if she's into you or not. You're awesome. If you radiate that energy, she'll not only like you, but BEG to be with you.	/r/seduction	22/04/12 03:40 PM
8	On being mysterious Absolutely. Typically, first and second date situations is when this works perfect. Or, like you said, being first introduced to a girl who's friend of a friend; anytime where you can learn back and speak to the girl without having to scream at the top of your lungs.	/r/seduction	22/04/12 01:49 PM
7	On being mysterious This was my problem for a while. Solution? Be more vocal when you talk. Don't have wandering eyes. Be comfortable with whatever you do, no matter how unnatural it feels.	/r/seduction	22/04/12 01:34 PM
2	What I've learned after years of being in a female-dominated profession and schooling Thanks a lot man, really appreciate it	/r/seduction	13/01/12 01:25 PM
6	What I've learned after years of being in a female-dominated profession and schooling In a bar, absolutely. The entire setting and mind set of people is different. It's like a different universe, most social interaction norms don't apply. Just go say "Hi" confidently and they will start the blab. As for school and work settings, I'd say anything goes. Think of something stupid to say about your work or school, they won't care.	/r/seduction	13/01/12 04:45 AM
6	What I've learned after years of being in a female-dominated profession and schooling I can gab, it's just that I rather not talk if I don't have to. The more talking, the more room for error. Plus I'm a guy and will probably start talking about farts or a poop I had earlier so.. I just like to stick to something simple.	/r/seduction	13/01/12 04:42 AM
9	What I've learned after years of being in a female-dominated profession and schooling Vaginas, strictly vaginas	/r/seduction	13/01/12 04:39 AM
11	What I've learned after years of being in a female-dominated profession and schooling They were!	/r/seduction	13/01/12 02:04 AM
19	What I've learned after years of being in a female-dominated profession and schooling I realize this now that I easily could have been fucking both of them. The good ole "if I knew then what I know now"	/r/seduction	12/01/12 11:09 PM
9	What I've learned after years of being in a female-dominated profession and schooling Applied science degree, not english. That's what happens when you don't believe in proof reading :/	/r/seduction	12/01/12 10:39 PM
5	What I've learned after years of being in a female-dominated profession and schooling I've seen it, I just don't know if guys have the balls to try do what they do to such an extreme.	/r/seduction	12/01/12 09:45 PM
34	What I've learned after years of being in a female-dominated profession and schooling What you'll learn is girls usually LOVE leading conversations. They love talking. So once you say "Hi" and they realize they can be comfortable and talk with you, then you'll have hours of conversation with no worry of wondering what to talk about.	/r/seduction	12/01/12 09:40 PM