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| 2 | 10 Steps To Becoming A Pro At Conversation (IN DEPTH & WITH EXAMPLES)Right back at you, sir | /r/seduction | 01/03/19 05:53 PM |
| 2 | 10 Steps To Becoming A Pro At Conversation (IN DEPTH & WITH EXAMPLES)Thanks, man. Honestly, I wouldn't mind proofreading shit before you publish it. It would be a symbiotic relationship of sorts. I get your relationships knowledge, and you get my English knowledge. | /r/seduction | 01/03/19 01:19 PM |
| 3 | 10 Steps To Becoming A Pro At Conversation (IN DEPTH & WITH EXAMPLES)Thanks for the response. I responded to him above. I just wanted to add that the thanks was not condescending in the slightest; it was completely genuine. I'm also a little surprised you thought that was passive aggressive. I kind of thought of myself as a direct person. Thank you for taking the time to respond because I was not aware that my words would come across that way | /r/seduction | 01/03/19 01:17 PM |
| 2 | 10 Steps To Becoming A Pro At Conversation (IN DEPTH & WITH EXAMPLES)See my comment above. Also, thank you for writing this article. It was helpful to me. | /r/seduction | 01/03/19 01:12 PM |
| 2 | 10 Steps To Becoming A Pro At Conversation (IN DEPTH & WITH EXAMPLES)I agree with both of you guys. I'm sorry if I came across as offensive because that was not my intention. This was a perfect example of me carrying my past experiences into an interaction, which would be a good writing topic. I came in pissed off that my textbook contains spelling errors. Like, does no one proofread these things? | /r/seduction | 01/03/19 01:11 PM |
| 1 | 10 Steps To Becoming A Pro At Conversation (IN DEPTH & WITH EXAMPLES)Faze, not phase Pique, not peak Learn to spell. Other than that, the was a helpful article. Thank you. | /r/seduction | 28/02/19 02:04 PM |
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