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Yeah I know that feeling when one commenter attacks your post. I'm not so much saying you are wrong and that this isn't relevant, because this is very relevant. Gosling in this scene is exuding with character and self confidence and alpha behaviour. You're bang on the money. And there are a number of smooth techniques and methods we can learn. The impressive routine in all its glory of making an exotic drink, putting on music, having a distinct and extremely smooth routine that takes the girl th…
/r/seduction06/01/16 04:56 AM
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What are you talking about? This whole subreddit is aimed towards, marketed and catering to the average guy. This is a subreddit made by average guys with posts by average guys. This scene is in a multi-million dollar romantic comedy movie marketed towards girls. Hell, every second post in this subreddit is relateable to the average guy. The average guy isn't a neckbeard.
/r/seduction06/01/16 04:51 AM
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** To clarify the idea of having an incredible and smooth routine is awesome, and in this scene his beginning routine is smooth af. I'm more talking about how "exposes" himself to her instead of doing the usual routine. There are a number of reasons why doing what he does wouldn't work in real life and aren't the right thing to do. He is handsome, has a good body, is rich (can be told by his apartment), and has pre-selection value because she knows he slept with other girls. This makes up for al…
/r/seduction06/01/16 04:38 AM
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This is a reference to Bethesda Executive Todd Howard speaking about features of the game "Fallout 4" at the 2015 E3 convention. In his explanation of game features he uses the phrase "it just works" multiple times to explain the incorporation of elements into the game.
/r/seduction29/11/15 07:38 AM
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You're right I think when I wrote this question it was with a mindset of "laughs = attraction" But of course it's very hard to get people to laugh without being comfortable in your own sense of humour. If a girl is attracted to you everything's funny, but I don't think everyone naturally synchronises with this confident/funny/flirty. I get the impression that you have to start off genuinely somewhat funny and can transition to a more flirty/funny as she laughs more and more. Disclaimer: don't st…
/r/seduction01/07/15 04:27 AM
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:( Although a less autistic "Have you seen Bill Burr? He did this really funny bit about..." Not intending to walk up to a conversation with a manuscript of an entire 10 minute routine.
/r/seduction01/07/15 04:20 AM
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Very fair point. I guess I was thinking if you're in a group conversation you want to be the one that makes everybody laugh.
/r/seduction01/07/15 04:18 AM
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For reference, one particular Seinfeld bit I think is fun to insert into conversations about competitions or tests is along the lines of: You know those tests doctor's used to do for like hearing and sight and whatever? Didn't you want to always do really WELL in these things. Like, "hello Mr President... we have a child here with SUPER HEARING". This is the kid I wanted to be.
/r/seduction01/07/15 04:14 AM
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You're right in that this should be the end result. But I feel like the aim is more a case of: Watching other funny people Seeing what they do "right" to be funny. Perhaps its a particular routine that catches your ear that is casual enough that it can be inserted into a conversation. Start doing what they do, then you'll start to notice you might get a laugh, or not a laugh from delivering a funny line. The realisation which one might eventually need to come to is that it is, yes, the delivery …
/r/seduction01/07/15 04:08 AM
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