Tall_weirdo444 Archive

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0	I almost got expelled for pursuing my teacher. But I did it anyway.	Fundamentals	Tall_weirdo444	/r/seduction	10/04/26 05:54 AM

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2	can we vent about our exs? That's it exactly. You were loyal to who she was. She was loyal to who she wanted you to become. Those are two completely different relationships happening at the same time. No wonder it collapsed	/r/Divorce_Men	12/04/26 02:02 PM
1	The Best Thing that ever happened to me You're not rambling. You've got your marriage, your business, your brother — all of it landing at the same time. That's a heavy load for one man. But something you said stuck with me. You gave up your dream to keep her. I get why you did it. But that's not love — that's a debt. And debts always come due, one way or another trust me . The real question isn't whether she stays. It's who are you when no one's watching. DM me. No charge. Let's just talk.	/r/Divorce_Men	12/04/26 01:58 PM
7	Will I get over this ? … The hope is what hurts most. Not the ending — that small voice still saying maybe isn't it? And the overthinking? That's your mind refusing to accept pain it hasn't processed yet. You're not going to get over this. You're going to go through it. The man on the other side won't look like who you are right now. That's the whole point. This Most guys let it turn into bitterness or wasted years. The ones who don't come out the other side completely different. DM me if you want to talk about where to…	/r/Divorce_Men	12/04/26 01:49 PM
2	can we vent about our exs? You saw the signs early. And you still chose her. That's not weakness . That's a man who believes in people. Nothing wrong about that , But I want you to sit with — Were you loyal to her... or to the version of her you believed she could be? Because those are two very different things. And most guys never stop to ask that question. They just carry the weight of it for years without knowing why it feels so heavy. That's where the real work starts. Not the anger, not the moving on — just that one …	/r/Divorce_Men	12/04/26 01:42 PM
1	Still fresh. Feeling lost. 40 feeling like starting over is a lie you tell yourself. Its not starting over — you're starting knowing things. That's a completely different hand to play. How are you actually doing though?	/r/Divorce_Men	12/04/26 01:33 PM
8	can we vent about our exs? Honestly? Most of us have been exactly there. Pretty, exciting, nothing like the last one — felt like the universe course correcting. Until it wasn't. What did the red flags actually look like back then	/r/Divorce_Men	12/04/26 01:26 PM
-1	I almost got expelled for pursuing my teacher. But I did it anyway. dubai - why does that surprise you?	/r/seduction	10/04/26 06:22 AM
-2	I almost got expelled for pursuing my teacher. But I did it anyway. oh ,That is a longer answer than a comment can hold. The short version i could say — I stopped trying to be what I thought she wanted and started becoming something she had never seen before. The long version took me three years to fully understand and put into words. just send me a message if you want to know the whole story , or go deeper	/r/seduction	10/04/26 06:17 AM
1	What are some good book recommendations on approaching? Most books on approaching teach you a system. That's why they feel hollow after a while. The real shift happens when you stop trying to "approach" and start just talking to people. No agenda. No technique. I wrote an ebook on this — the exact laws behind attraction, drawn from my own Real life experience. At 19 I pursued a woman 6 years older than me and it worked. Not luck. Laws. When you understand those laws, the approach becomes the easy part. DM me for the link or check the bio	/r/seduction	09/04/26 03:45 PM
1	Why do women reject you but look sad with their head down everytime they see you? Because rejection was never about not wanting you. It was about not being ready for what you represent. Some men carry an energy that women feel before they understand it. And that feeling scares them — not because it is bad but because it demands something from them they are not sure they can give. The head down is not indifference. It is unresolved feeling. She rejected the situation. Not you. The men who understand this stop taking rejection personally and start reading it correctly. Rejectio…	/r/seduction	09/04/26 11:33 AM
1	Is dating sustainable for below average men? Aesthetics open the door. I agree with that. But what keeps her inside — what makes her stay, choose you over better looking men, think about you at 2am — that is never aesthetics. That is something else entirely. The men who figured that out are the ones who stopped losing to guys who look better on paper. DM me if you want to know what that actually looks like practically.	/r/seduction	09/04/26 11:26 AM
1	I want to learn how to flirt but being autistic is kind of getting in the way, can y’all try to explain it and maybe give example examples? Appreciate it brother. What is your situation like right now?	/r/seduction	09/04/26 10:18 AM
2	Is dating sustainable for below average men? 100 approaches in a month and barely any dates. That is not a volume problem. You already have volume. The issue is you are playing a game that was never designed for men like us. Cold approach rewards instant physical attraction. If you are not her immediate type she has moved on before you finish your opener. You already know this. The men who consistently punch above their looks are not approaching more. They are operating on a completely different frequency. Not confidence. Not mindset. Not …	/r/seduction	09/04/26 10:12 AM
2	I want to learn how to flirt but being autistic is kind of getting in the way, can y’all try to explain it and maybe give example examples? Flirting is not about what you say. It is about making her feel something she cannot immediately explain. You do that through three things — noticing details others miss, saying something then pulling back, and treating the whole interaction like a game you are already winning. The autism does not block any of that. It just means you need the framework made explicit rather than assuming you will pick it up naturally. Most people never get the framework either. They just fake confidence until som…	/r/seduction	09/04/26 09:40 AM