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1	Women who lost their virginity at a late age, when did you lose it? Why? I’m going to address why “depth” may be hard to come by since I’m not in the demographic of whom the original question is geared towards. If you’re looking for DEPTH in the men around you…you are probably looking in the wrong place. Most men in their 20’s have not experienced enough to develop an engaging and multi-dimensional character. They have not traveled, some haven’t had to take on a lot of responsibility or faced adversity, a lot just parrot and mirror the culture around them etc. So eve…	/r/RedPillWomen	10/11/22 06:44 PM
1	What is charisma? I disagree. Yes, the nazi liked him, so you could argue that he was charming. But as an INDIVIDUAL he was not charming. He is the perfect example of a charismatic leader. The definitions are extremely vague and used interchangeably so it’s hard to say for sure.	/r/seduction	17/12/21 03:42 PM
3	What is charisma? Exactly. Although, it is possible to have both qualities they are still very distinct. Emilia Clarke (love that woman) displays charisma on screen but is known for her charming qualities like her wide smiles and bubbly personality.	/r/seduction	16/12/21 11:43 PM
10	What is charisma? Charisma is a certain quality that makes people drawn to them (like an edge).A persons charisma can invoke a lot of emotions like uneasiness (let me know if you want this explain), warmth but mainly curiosity in the individual. Charisma seems to be based on personality which is why it’s different and can’t be learnt but charismatics tend to be expressive, theatrical and most importantly ‘different’. And no, charisma is NOT the same thing as charm. Charm is what makes a person socially likable. C…	/r/seduction	16/12/21 11:29 PM

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