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| 1 | Approaching is normal and so many men are doing itIt might make no sense for you but I think it really comes down to where you live. I'm in London and I've used Meet ups before and I find generally I get a mixture of different people there since its a more "socially acceptable way" for people to meet, just depends on what meetup you pick. Alternatively chatting to someone in the street in this city? Just never gonna really happen. No matter how good you are at talking, doesn't mean anything when the person you approach just carries on walking p… | /r/seduction | 01/06/23 02:37 PM |
| -1 | Approaching is normal and so many men are doing itI don’t approach on the street because literally all the girls I’ve dated or been friends with have told me about the bad experiences they’ve had being approached and they’d never give a guy their number they met on the street. My date with one girl she literally came running up to me cuz this dude had approached her and wouldn’t leave her alone. go to social events like meet ups or other more socially acceptable places and try to approach from there | /r/seduction | 01/06/23 08:12 AM |
| 16 | TikTok Therapist Lost Her Job For Calling Men OutThe best thing a man can do, especially in his early 20s, is focus on himself and build his career. Develop the hobbies you actually like whatever they are and try to connect with other men. Things do get slightly better when you hit your late 20s and you’ve settled yourself down But here’s the grim reality they’ll never write articles about - most girls aren’t worth dating. The majority I’ve met in OLD are the late 20s who either realised they’ve wasted the best part of their lives and are now … | /r/MensRights | 28/08/22 08:03 AM |
| 6 | TikTok Therapist Lost Her Job For Calling Men OutIt’s a viscous cycle really since these girls then develop mental health issues and eating disorders as they start to base their whole identity around their social media prescene and their looks but their looks online are totally fake most of the time - it’s just filters and photoshop or if it is irl plastic surgery. These girls wind up just as lonely as men but don’t appear it because they’re caught up in the Instagram rat race and so chase after the guys who they think will make them look good… | /r/MensRights | 28/08/22 07:52 AM |
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