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| 2 | I (28m) have never had a girlfriend, nor had sex in 3 years. Where do I even begin?your situation isn't as rare as it feels. small town, male-dominated job, limited nightlife. that's a logistics problem, not a you problem. dating apps are your best friend right now. they let you meet women outside your physical radius without needing nightlife or a massive social circle. get on hinge and bumble, skip tinder. put together solid pics and a real bio. once you start matching, focus on moving to a date within 5-10 messages. don't overthink the conversation, just be normal and sugge… | /r/seduction | 20/02/26 02:20 AM |
| 1 | Asked a colleague out, she said yes but texts stay brief — propose a plan or step back?brief texts after she said yes doesn't mean she's not interested. it means she's waiting to see if you can actually lead. most guys panic at short replies and either overtext to compensate or pull back entirely. both are wrong. she already said yes so the interest is there. what you need to do is propose something specific and concrete. not "when are you free" but an actual plan with a time and place. the texting between now and then should be light and fun, not heavy or tryhard. you don't need … | /r/seduction | 19/02/26 08:14 PM |
| 1 | How to become good at texting"they always reply but it end there" means you're sending messages that are easy to respond to but don't create any reason for her to keep talking. you're probably asking questions or making statements that she can answer in one word. the fix isn't being more interesting or trying harder. it's learning to write messages that pull her into a conversation she actually wants to be in. that means saying things that make her curious, make her laugh, or make her want to react. if your texts read like … | /r/seduction | 19/02/26 08:03 PM |
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