ThrowawayFedora12 Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
5	I've been on a few first dates, but rarely progress to a second date?		ThrowawayFedora12	/r/seduction	24/02/18 03:13 AM

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1	I've been on a few first dates, but rarely progress to a second date? 8 in the past couple of monthsn USually via tinder, rarely in person then asked out I always start the date with a hug, try to sit next to her, rather than opposite her, and aim for a kiss. I'm 24, the dates ranges from 19-24 UK, so western I really feel like I need to escalate more, and I'll play around with date ideas for my date	/r/seduction	24/02/18 11:50 PM
3	Been rejected a lot this past week and thinking I should accept this mindset. EX-neckbeard! I never actually wore a fedora, but you can actually check my first ever post on this account. I recognised some of my old thinking your post. I'm now a totally reformed normal individual. Keep hacking away, and eventually you get there. From friendless shut in, to being described as charismatic and funny by a bunch of strangers in a hostel.	/r/seduction	07/10/17 03:08 AM
–	Been rejected a lot this past week and thinking I should accept this mindset. I think your problem is you're to invested in girls. Rejection happens, and it's perfectly ok. She says no, you move on, find another girl to dance with, or find another girl to date. It's really nothing personal. Your mindset should just be if it happens great, if it doesn't happen, that's fine too. I'm confident, and comfortable in my own skin; and the process is more important that the result. The result is her choice, and out of your control. Focus on what is in your hands, in this case, you…	/r/seduction	07/10/17 02:50 AM
–	What makes a girl think "I want to fuck this guy." ? But, how would you judge a guy as intelligent? Lets say I'm hitting on someone, assuming I don't stutter, speak really slowly, and dribble everywhere. I'm guessing conversation topics + body language?	/r/seduction	05/04/17 02:16 PM
2	How to Overcome the "Nice Guy Syndrome" No More Mr. Nice Guy, Robert Glover is a really good book for this sort thing. I've being struggling with it too, and this book has made me really aware of what makes me a "nice guy".	/r/seduction	02/10/16 12:56 AM
1	Going into my second year of university and looking for some advice Same situation as me op, so here for the comments. I did go out a lot in my first term, and the thing I noticed was confidence. Those confident guys, just having some fun and joking around, they were popular. With boys and girls. I made an effort to go out a lot first term, but became a video game hermit, bombing my second term at uni. So I'm with you. Stopgaming is good, if you're looking at dropping the video games. Also good luck dude!	/r/seduction	30/07/16 11:50 PM
1	EYE CONTACT MOTHERF*CKERS Cool, nice work! Has anyone got tips on how to stop your eye watering, or blinking too much? I feel like I force myself to give eye contact, but my eyes are screaming no.	/r/seduction	02/07/16 04:42 PM