UnjustStonecutter Archive

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1	So I'm a hardcore people pleaser, which seems like a bad thing for attracting people. My issues mainly come with attempting to make people laugh and not make them mad. How do I break this bad habit? Thanks for this. Something I needed to hear today. I've started doing this (I think). I've been lifting weights, eating better and just generally focusing on myself and forcing myself to get out of my shell (talking yo everyone from the Uber driver to the shop assistant to that colleague I bump into at the water cooler to friends of friends and expanding my social circle. So it has opened me up to more people and the principles those individuals stand for (if they have any). Along with this I be…	/r/seduction	19/12/18 07:51 AM
2	So I'm a hardcore people pleaser, which seems like a bad thing for attracting people. My issues mainly come with attempting to make people laugh and not make them mad. How do I break this bad habit? This is where I get slightly confused. My goal is currently just to get out more to expand my social circle. But if I'm cutting away people who don't benefit me and not trying to be likeable how will that circle get bigger? Any examples of how individuals or noobies tend to people please?	/r/seduction	19/12/18 01:48 AM