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2	Saw this beautiful girl in number one broadway, los gatos CA today, but didn't have confidence to talk to her :-( You need to look at this as the perfect quintessential example of why you need to make approaching women a continuous part of your day to day life. Whenever you are around women, talk to them! Start conversations. Make them laugh. Make them smile. Don't just wait until you see a girl you think is absolutely gorgeous before being willing to talk. You need to train your body and mind to be comfortable talking to women who you might not even be interested in. Once you make building attraction and r…	/r/seduction	06/10/12 08:55 AM
2	Nervousness Dilemma. Even though I'm quite experienced! I think that, in principle, the techniques you need to win her remain pretty much the same. You need to build attraction in order to get her interested in you, just as you have probably done with other girls many times before. The major difference when working toward a serious relationship rather then just a quick fling is the greater importance on Rapport. Rapport for the quick seduction is not nearly as important as attraction - with the more significant relationship Rapport takes priority, an…	/r/seduction	06/10/12 08:50 AM
2	Seddit's Most Recommended: Books, Videos, and Websites If I had to guess, I'd suppose that the protagonists of the book do show definitive alpha qualities and uber-confidence.	/r/seduction	25/02/12 03:21 PM
2	Honest Question: Why Are You Here? Abstractly - I want to lead a life filled with interesting conversations, exciting and interesting people, and ever evolving challenges, experiences, and constantly pursue excellence in all it's forms. Charisma facilitates this lifestyle in a way few other skill sets are capable of, making it very worth the investment. Concretely - I work in an industry where connections are everything. These skills mean a great deal to forwarding my career, along with bringing new and interesting people into my…	/r/seduction	27/12/11 09:52 AM

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