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| – | [deleted by user]This might just be me looking back with rose-tinted glasses, but I think a bit of indecision and hesitance is actually really cute in a woman. It makes her look vulnerable, which is really intimate. You usually only display vulnerability around people you trust, so it's really quite nice. I personally don't think there's much need to be "perfect" because perfection doesn't leave behind any good stories. To be blunt, perfect is boring. Let some of your uniqueness show and create a memory you can … | /r/seduction | 25/01/22 01:50 PM |
| – | How to Make Girls Chase You (With the Art of Hot and Cold)u/hitthewallrunning is correct, although I think I can better phrase the point. This "technique" is an imitation of successful dating styles, much like many PUA techniques. I've noticed there's a general theme in PUA strategies that copy the What of successful dating without learning the Why. Here, the What is that men are successful at dating when they have self-respect & confidence, as a result, they're willing to disagree or even lightly criticize a potential love interest. And the changing s… | /r/seduction | 08/02/18 01:11 PM |
| – | As a woman, how do I seduce guys and get guys interested in me?Well, let's take a page out of the Art of War. Don't see it as a weakness, see it as a potential asset. Hijab? Sure, a bit drab, and definitely a dude repellant. But let's say you're somewhere less transitory, say a club. You see a guy you fancy and you lock eyes. You smile, you reach up towards your ear and tug at the hijab. Now I will fully admit I have no idea how those are worn, but if you could slip it off and then flash a wink at him, I don't know how much more obvious you could make it. T… | /r/seduction | 01/02/18 05:51 PM |
| 1 | Talk to EveryoneI have the same problem, but I've gotten better to the point where if I have someone tell me their name twice, separated by at least 5 minutes or so, I'll remember it. If you want to get better at it, audial memory is a skill that can be improved just like any other. It's not really important, but if it's truly so important to you, it can be done. Not really a tip or trick, just a lot of work for little payoff, sorry. | /r/seduction | 29/11/17 06:21 AM |
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