SoloCypher Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
27	The Question we are all asked 100 times a day: How are you?		SoloCypher	/r/seduction	23/04/12 02:59 AM
10	Getting noticed with Body language when speaking is impossible.		SoloCypher	/r/seduction	25/12/12 07:18 AM

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1	Getting noticed with Body language when speaking is impossible. I currently try my best to smile a lot. I've read that it's a huge indicator of confidence and more than that can just improve your own mood as well. I added it in that sentence so that you wouldn't get the impression that the archetype I was describing was creepy. Good advice nonetheless!	/r/seduction	26/12/12 06:46 AM
1	Getting noticed with Body language when speaking is impossible. I'll check his videos out with a new eye. Thanks! I've thought about peacocking as a possible counter for not standing out at all physically and although I usually try and wear something at least a little interesting I feel like extreme peacocking is a kind of lame way to make yourself attractive. Maybe I'm totally off base and maybe in the future I'll change my mind but I don't think I have the skills yet to pull off really flamboyant peacocking.	/r/seduction	26/12/12 04:06 AM
1	Getting noticed with Body language when speaking is impossible. That's actually already my preferred way of drinking. I've found that If I drink consistently throughout the night I get to drunk by the end and my game falters as a result. However, a little jump start in the beginning really goes a long way. Also, like I said in the other comment: Maybe I'm channeling the wrong kind of vibe. Tall handsome guys seem to be able to get away with a "mysterious guy who makes sexual eye contact and smiles a lot" kind of vibe- which I think is ideal- but maybe since …	/r/seduction	26/12/12 04:02 AM
1	Getting noticed with Body language when speaking is impossible. Yeah this is generally good advice. I don't really get shit verbally for being short that much and if I do, I tend to deflect it pretty well (IMO). however, the dancing thing is tough. I feel like it's the great equalizer. Generally confident body language goes a long way but if I do a cold approach and it's too loud to talk, I'm getting judged on 1 thing and that's how hot I am to these girls. Maybe I'm channeling the wrong kind of vibe. Tall handsome guys seem to be able to get away with a "my…	/r/seduction	26/12/12 04:00 AM
2	Has the game changed in the last 10 years? well said. sexual frames and escalation are soo important (i need improvement). It separates the men who get laid from the boys who just know how to be a little cocky/funny.	/r/seduction	04/03/12 07:21 PM
1	Has the game changed in the last 10 years? This is a good point. Although it may not be as original anymore to NOT buy girls drinks and some routines might be risky, all in all there is no substitute to having tight game. It is a skill that takes a considerable effort to hone (like any skill worth having) and thus only a small minority will dedicate enough energy to become proficient. That being said, after I made this post I went out with some friends to a line dancing club and had a lot of success (which I didn't even expect!) Maybe it…	/r/seduction	04/03/12 10:14 AM