agroom Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

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1	I'm a fan of daygame but recently visited a bar one evening. I left confused, thinking, Why do people try to socialize in places that are too loud to socialize? Loud places = lots of alcohol.	/r/seduction	20/09/12 04:15 PM
1	What makes you awesome? You, you make me awesome.	/r/seduction	16/09/12 11:49 PM
4	I have not posted in almost a year but I overheard this gem and thought I would share. It's the passion they're attracted to. Most women never meet anyone with a passion outside of women, video games, beer and sports. Especially when it's your profession and you appear intelligent about it. It also shows confidence that you're not ashamed of what you do and don't care about showing your passion for it. I'm going to school for EE, a topic not too many women are usually interested in. I talk about it all the time and they hang on my every word.	/r/seduction	26/08/12 04:24 AM
1	ON GIVING VALUE: Why you're not being invited out to do cool things I think if you're guy #2 you're not in seduction :p	/r/seduction	18/10/11 02:19 PM
2	How learning about seduction helped me ace a job interview - and how you can benefit too. As an intelligent HR rep, I have to agree with many of the posters. Don't get cocky! Be polite and assertive in your skills. But most of all just SHOW CONFIDENCE AND A POSITIVE ATTITUDE!	/r/seduction	17/09/11 05:37 AM
1	Socializing is incredibly exhausting. I only say that because although I'm not what you'd consider a "social butterfly," I have an unusual amount of great and close friends and entertain and see them quite frequently. You are correct, it's exhausting, but in the good way like you just accomplished something. I enjoy going out and being social more so than being at home, gaming, etc. (well fishing would be an exception) But anyway, it takes a lot of energy and if it's not something you're willing to deal with, then like I sad you'll …	/r/seduction	07/09/11 06:20 PM
1	Socializing is incredibly exhausting. I can tell being social probably wasn't something you were used to before you were introduced to the seduction scene. If socializing and building/maintaining relationships is a chore, you may need to reassess.	/r/seduction	07/09/11 03:05 PM
1	My thoughts on PUA community and fulfilling healthy relationships. Long read, please take the time. Yeah, great way to put it.	/r/seduction	19/08/11 08:54 PM
6	My thoughts on PUA community and fulfilling healthy relationships. Long read, please take the time. Man, I joined this forum to see of anyone was as jaded as me with "the scene." Honestly, I was out of the scene before I was even in it. Someone gave me a copy of The Game and it got me going. Read more material, watched his videos, talked with friends, etc. We went out a few times, did some material, got positive feedback. But as the OP said it completely ruined my personal dating scene as well as my evenings in general. Before hearing any of this I loved approaching women. I was scared, excite…	/r/seduction	19/08/11 05:51 PM
1	How do you keep yourself disease free? The question mark in your first sentence says it all :)	/r/seduction	19/08/11 07:37 AM
1	Feeling disillusioned with Seduction I guess my "be yourself" point means that you shouldn't hide or fake who you are. It's fine to deviate from the norm from time to time, in fact it's probably necessary, but so with caution. Most girls I've "picked up" have been done so under such false pretense that I was constantly acting or putting on a show every time I was around them. Of course, if "being yourself" is the advise everyone keeps saying, they might just be onto something...hehe	/r/seduction	19/05/11 01:33 PM
1	Feeling disillusioned with Seduction If you were baking cakes and they consistently turned out bad, would you continue to bake them the same way thinking it would eventually turn out right at some point? Be yourself but practice some common sense too. Also, if being yourself doesn't attract women, would being someone you're not be any better? About 7 years ago a buddy loaned me his copy of "The Game." I was extremely excited about it! To be honest, I had very little trouble picking up women, in fact I was probably in the top 5% of …	/r/seduction	19/05/11 02:08 AM
2	Feeling disillusioned with Seduction These may be blunt and a little over simplified 1. I've met a girl and she doesn't like me, how can I get her to like me? You don't, move on. Although it's possible, as the poster said, there's more than enough other women who will. Oneitus is the #1 killer of all men! 2. I've met a girl and she seems to like me, how can I avoid screwing it up? Doesn't matter, be yourself. If she doesn't like you, see #1. If you think you've fucked up, big deal, you've learned a life lesson, learn from it and mo…	/r/seduction	18/05/11 05:14 PM
1	Latch onto EVERY single compliment that comes your way. I can completely understand this. I'm sure I was this way at one time too. I think what everyone should take away from this though is to simply acknowledge and thank the person regardless if you believe it or not. It makes them feel better and eventually might make you feel better too.	/r/seduction	06/05/11 03:56 PM
1	Latch onto EVERY single compliment that comes your way. I'm not sure who influenced you growing up, but there's a big difference between accepting a compliment and being cocky. Being cocky isn't even a bad thing if you're not an ass about it. Really, if you're someone who thinks saying thank you is a cocky response then you need to figure some things out...	/r/seduction	04/05/11 07:32 PM
6	Latch onto EVERY single compliment that comes your way. At the very least, and even if you don't believe it, SAY THANK YOU for shit sake! The person went though the trouble of even offering you a compliment, at least thank them for it. There's nothing more like a slap in the face when I compliment someone and they deny it, don't believe it, or just refuse it. Honestly, 2-3 times and I just quit compliment thing them.	/r/seduction	04/05/11 05:01 PM