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1	how many dates do you guys personally usually wait until sex? Okay so if you go to the park with your male friend, is it a date? How about your cousin? The examples i chose "COULD" be dates, if framed that way in your mind and in presentation to the woman you are asking out, but I explicitly explain why I refrain from framing it that way. A man asking a woman to make plans to go out for dinner with him on a future date, so they can get to know eachother, outside of some common goal or familial relationship, is always at least an attempt at a date on the ma…	/r/seduction	28/06/22 05:37 PM
5	how many dates do you guys personally usually wait until sex? I won't take a woman out on a date unless I have already had sex with her. A date is something that two people who are romantically involved do, and is usually defined by a man treating a partner to a pleasent experience that is planned, usually a week or so in advance. There are expectations and pressure when asking a female you aren't having sex with out on a date, because as men, our libido generally means that, if given the chance, we will hook up with a woman that we "asked out" immediately…	/r/seduction	27/06/22 10:00 PM
1	Constant rejection is a sign of bad demographics Where do you live x) The issue is, I'm guessing, not your race, but your lack of connection to modern African American & Urban Culture, which just naturally comes from hanging out in black neighborhoods, going to cook outs, whatever they homies are doing. It can be almost impossible, as a dude, to pick up gorgeous, intricate women who come from modern African American culture if you are not your self, at least versed enough in their culture to be socially passable in a social situation where you…	/r/seduction	27/06/22 09:01 PM
4	Constant rejection is a sign of bad demographics Race is probably the biggest form of social currency, aside from gender; just look at the California Prison System: when everyone has next to nothing, what you own is your race and it determines your social alignment and power afforded by your races place in a power hierarchy. As a black man in America, I belong to an artificial social group that was not long ago enslaved and segregated from the population, but which has recently experienced a massive surge of influence through our culture's dom…	/r/seduction	27/06/22 08:52 PM

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