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1	Why is being awkward and nervous seen as creepy by women? Because being awkward and nervous are also signs exhibited by people who are hiding something, usually something sketchy. If you've ever seen a video of a robbery where the criminal is pacing around or acting nervous prior to committing the crime, that's the same thing. They're not nervous because they have to talk to the store clerk, they're nervous because they're about to shove a gun in another person's face and they don't know what's going to happen next. Women nowadays have the impression t…	/r/seduction	03/08/22 06:57 PM
2	How can I go up to a guy at a party that I wanna fuck? Approach him and introduce yourself if you've never met before, and if you have met then utilize your prior interaction as a reason to approach him again and reconnect. Get to talking, but be patient if he's hanging out in a group that is taking his attention. Don't put him on the spot to focus all his attention on you if he's enjoying his time with his friends. Everything comes to a lull at some point, and that's when you can start trying to get more of his attention. Take care of him throughou…	/r/seduction	24/05/22 09:08 PM
30	Is a woman's romantic interest much less stable than a man's romantic interest? This is completely true. Matter of fact, some women actually revel in having a diverse "gaggle" of guys for her own needs and pleasures. She bounces around between each of them depending on her whims, behind each other's backs of course, or sometimes flaunting her options if she wants more commitment from one of them. This is why most dating advice for men centers around reversing the role of pursuer and pursued. If she's being pursued then she has all the options, but if she's pursuing you then…	/r/seduction	21/05/22 07:59 PM
1	What to reply when she says she's "not that type of girl"? Honestly I think you've shown your hand here and might have lost the game. You've turned the excitement and mystery about your interest and intentions with her into an obvious play for her pants. She might have wanted you before, but now you're "one of those guys". To be clear I don't think you lost it by giving off the "boyfriend vibes" as that could have been salvaged, but you definitely lost it coming out and saying you just want to sleep with her. Like that can be how it plays out if she doe…	/r/seduction	13/05/22 03:52 PM
13	As a man, success in dating is directly tied to how well you handle rejection Many women use rejection as a litmus test for how a man will handle a breakup. It makes sense; if the relationship ends up being something they no longer want to pursue, they prefer a man who will accept and move on over a man who doesn't get the memo and keeps pursuing her into her other relationships. No woman wants to date a stalker or someone who ends up threatening their lives or safety, and so if a man can keep it together during rejection chances are he's emotionally mature and stable eno…	/r/seduction	12/05/22 03:19 PM
3	Attempting to be charismatic often feels forced and cringey. But not forcing myself to be outgoing results in me being quiet and boring. What do I do? All social interaction is a learned attribute. Look up the studies on feral children. They completely miss the development window in young childhood for developing basic social skills and have great difficulty in acculturating themselves in society even as adults. Thankfully as long as you have developed basic social skills you can refine them, which would include being witty, but it's nonetheless a learned behavior.	/r/seduction	10/05/22 02:13 PM
29	For those men who think they are "losers" life begins much later than you think Yeah, but think about how successful you have to be to blow kids up and get away with it! /s	/r/seduction	04/05/22 09:46 PM

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