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2	Questions about inner game But, see, there's really nothing else one could say. All I can say to you is to try to experiment more and continue trying. Giving up is an option, but where will that get you? If you've spent so much time working on yourself and you give up, chances are you'll go back at it again. And failing shouldn't be viewed as wrong. In all honesty, you make it sound like you've put in a lot of effort - is that really failing? Or is it part of the success you're trying to achieve? This is a process to bett…	/r/seduction	01/05/13 06:28 AM
1	Questions about inner game Dude, I have friends who are Indian and get lots of girls haha. To be honest, all of this is in your head. Don't let it get to you; your race shouldn't determine your outcome or how you feel. It should never. Take it with pride. Your characteristics physically, as you said are "increasingly pathetic", aren't really pathetic. Don't assume things right off the bat. Be content with how you look - of course this will take time. Work on getting a style that fits you right. And the facts bare out that…	/r/seduction	01/05/13 06:11 AM
2	I was sure I was doing everything right this time. Lesson learned: ESCALATE. But see, if he didn't tell her that, she'd still be going at him as a friend. He's making it clear he doesn't want that and putting his foot down. Furthermore, he mentioned he's experimenting - which is a good thing. Better to gain the experience from this. Does that mean he should always do this? Of course not, having some girls on the back burner is a good thing as well because it can blow up his social circle and help him meet other girls, but it would not be wise for him to hang around her a…	/r/seduction	01/05/13 04:19 AM
14	I was sure I was doing everything right this time. Lesson learned: ESCALATE. I honestly think you did the right thing, given the circumstances. Glad you chose to focus on your studies because that's a lot more important. As for not talking to her, I think that's a good move on your part. You got yourself out of the friendzone and now because of your decision, she's gonna (I think) want you even more. And if she doesn't, no hard feelings, right? There's a lot of other girls out there waiting to meet someone like you. Good job.	/r/seduction	30/04/13 03:18 AM
2	The Fear of Rejection. It can be broken Great job, man! It's all apart of the experience and you're certainly learning. Eventually, you'll be able to talk to girls even if, at first, you don't seem to be getting good vibes from there. What I take from this is that you should channel that fear into confidence, instead of letting the feeling overtake you. Good work.	/r/seduction	15/04/13 02:34 AM
1	THE MOST important advice to get over approach anxiety and fear of rejection You are the man!	/r/seduction	25/03/13 04:59 AM
1	Within the last eight months, I have gained more confidence, got over my one-itis, lived for myself, and I'm finally getting better with women. Thank you, Seddit - and this is just the beginning Felt like I was getting off track, but I feel inspired by you to stay on! Thanks man!	/r/seduction	24/03/13 03:08 AM

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